While we do our best to make sure everyone has a great time at camp, on rare occation severe homesickness or discipline can become an issue and a camper may be asked to leave early for the benefit of the child and other campers.  Regardless of the reason, early transportation from camp must be provided [...]

We have a full-time nurse on staff who manages and disburses medications. Make sure to put your child's medications (including dosage, time of day, and other relevant information) on the medical form. Drop off medications to the staff checking in campers at the buses. Medications are transported to camp by adults to ensure they make [...]

A registered medical professional is available on our campus at all times for minor health issues and to distribute medications. A hospital and other medical facilities are available close by in Sonora for more serious emergencies.

Every camper takes a swim test on the first day of camp. Trained lifeguards are present at the pool. At the lake, at least one quarter of our staff assumes the duty of watching the water.

Everyone takes a swim test on the first day of camp. If your child has difficulty swimming, they can play in the shallow end and on the pool steps. Counselors and staff routinely join the shallow area and lead a water game. If your child is uncomfortable entering the water at all (both at the [...]

Let us know any dietary restrictions on the medical form submitted before camp. Once at camp, make sure your child speaks up at meal times to let us know what they can/cannot have.

Food is very enticing to the local squirrels and other wildlife. They do not hesitate to rip through backpacks and bags to find goodies. To keep wildlife out of the cabins, please do not send any food with your child to camp.