Frequently Asked Questions
Q. What type of dorm supervision will be provided?
A. Camp staff provide supervision in each section of the residence hall. The staff are available to offer guidance and direction to each camper. Camper/staff ratio is 15 to 1.
Q. What is the number permissable in a residence hall room?
A. Each room has two beds and each child must be assigned a bed. Campers are only in their rooms for sleep time.
Q. Who receives the Early Registration discount?
A. This discount applies to anyone who submits a registration form that is postmarked three weeks before the beginning of the camp you are attending. Each child from the same family is eligible for this discount.
Q. What meals are provided?
A. Resident campers receive three meals per day beginning with dinner on Sunday and ending with breakfast on Thursday. Commuters receive lunch and dinner beginning with dinner on Sunday and ending with dinner on Wednesday.
Q. Are campers busy all day long?
A. The schedule for camp is rigorous but also allows for time to relax and get to know other campers. A typical day will begin at 8:30 a.m. and end at 9 p.m.
Q. Can my child bring electronic games or a CD player?
A. No, those items are not allowed. Campers have a full schedule, and those items are not needed. Additionally, this rule alleviates any concern about those items being misplaced or broken.
Q. Can my child call home?
A. A phone will be available in the lobby of each dorm. Phone cards will be needed for long distance.
Q. My child is involved in summer sports and will have games during camp week. May my child leave for those games?
A. Yes, but a counselor needs to be informed at the beginning of the week when these games will take place and again before the camper leaves.
Q. Should my child bring money?
A. A camp bank will be available on registration day. All money should be put into the camp bank.