Camper and Staff Safety During the Coronavirus Outbreak
The physical and emotional health of our campers and our staff is our number priority, and we are committed to limiting exposure to Covid-19 at all of our camp locations. We will continue to follow the advice of expert medical sources and adjust our policies accordingly.
In addition to physical and emotional health and safety, we know that you are thinking about your family’s financial security. We will continue to provide you with transparent and clear policies and early communications.
MASK, VACCINATION & TESTING INFORMATION
Last Updated 02/22/2023
MASKS: Masks are optional at camp, however, we support any camper or staff who chooses to wear a mask. We have masks on hand if someone starts to feel ill.
When appropriate during transportation, windows will be open for increased ventilation.
VACCINATIONS: All staff members are required to be up to date on Covid-19 vaccines unless they have a medical exemption or an exception based on a closely held belief.
Campers are encouraged to be vaccinated. Vaccinated overnight camp participants must arrive with proof of up-to-date vaccinations.
Day camp participants do not need to provide proof of vaccination.
TESTING: All overnight camp participants (both staff and campers), regardless of vaccination status, must arrive with proof of a negative Covid-19 test taken within 3 days before the start of camp. We will accept both a PCR and rapid, at-home antigen test. If using an at-home test, please write the date taken on the test itself.
Day camp participants do not need a test.
Staff and campers will be tested if they are experiencing signs or symptoms of Covid-19.
Read the full list of precautions and policies here Last Updated 02/22/2023