Swimmers, Red for Beginner-Swimmers, or Hiking White for Non-Swimmers. Braceltes will be Some of camp require extra caution. checked each morning at breakfast, and Parts of the trail system pass through periodically throughout the day. The potentially swampy areas. If hikers come identification bracelet is an important to a spot that looks doubtful, the ground component of the camp security system. should be tested prior to putting full weight Each camper will be issued his/her bracelet on it. Scouts must be cautioned to remain at no cost; any subsequent replacement on the marked trails and to use the Buddy bracelets will cost $1 each. System at all times. Hikers must check with Visitors Camp Headquarters prior to hiking trails. Visitors are welcome at camp. All visitors Insect Repellant must sign-in at the camp office, and obtain A non-aerosol insect repellant is a green identification bracelet. If meals are recommended to reduce the likelihood of desired, the Pack must make reservations mosquito and tick bites. Aerosol insect with the Camp Clerk 24 hours in advance, repellants are extremely flammable and and must pay for the visitor’s meals. therefore can be dangerous. Insect netting Buddy System and support poles should be brought to camp with you. All campers and adults must use the Buddy System at all times. A minimum of two Motor Vehicles individuals should remain together at all In the interest of safety, and limiting the times. Leaders should remember the Youth impact of vehicles on the camping Protection Guidelines. All parents attending experience: camp are strongly encouraged to complete Youth Protection Training online prior to All vehicles must be properly coming to camp. licensed and insured. Footwear All drivers must have a valid driver’s license. must be worn at all times, except while swimming. No open-toed footwear Vehicles CANNOT be driven to the (sandals) is acceptable. Old sneakers or campsites. shoes must be worn while boating. Aquasocks are not acceptable waterfront Special arrangements can be made footwear. for Handicapped Individuals and for transporting heavy Pack equipment.
Swimmers, Red for Beginner-Swimmers, or White for Non-Swimmers. Braceltes will be checked each morning at breakfast, and periodically throughout the day. The identification bracelet is an important component of the camp security system. Each camper will be issued his/her bracelet at no cost; any subsequent replacement bracelets will cost $1 each. Visitors Visitors are welcome at camp. All visitors must sign-in at the camp office, and obtain a green identification bracelet. If meals are desired, the Pack must make reservations with the Camp Clerk 24 hours in advance, and must pay for the visitor’s meals. Buddy System All campers and adults must use the Buddy System at all times. A minimum of two individuals should remain together at all times. Leaders should remember the Youth Protection Guidelines. All parents attending camp are strongly encouraged to complete Youth Protection Training online prior to coming to camp. Footwear must be worn at all times, except while swimming. No open-toed footwear (sandals) is acceptable. Old sneakers or shoes must be worn while boating. Aquasocks are not acceptable waterfront footwear. Hiking Some of camp require extra caution. Parts of the trail system pass through potentially swampy areas. If hikers come to a spot that looks doubtful, the ground should be tested prior to putting full weight on it. Scouts must be cautioned to remain on the marked trails and to use the Buddy System at all times. Hikers must check with Camp Headquarters prior to hiking trails. Insect Repellant A non-aerosol insect repellant is recommended to reduce the likelihood of mosquito and tick bites. Aerosol insect repellants are extremely flammable and therefore can be dangerous. Insect netting and support poles should be brought to camp with you. Motor Vehicles In the interest of safety, and limiting the impact of vehicles on the camping experience: All vehicles must be properly licensed and insured. All drivers must have a valid driver’s license. Vehicles CANNOT be driven to the campsites. Special arrangements can be made for Handicapped Individuals and for transporting heavy Pack equipment.
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