CAMP DRESS CODE:

1. Length of Shorts: All shorts (guys/girls) must have at least a 3” inseam.  Bicycle racing shorts can only be worn with appropriate cover-up shorts over them.
2. Tops: No tank tops worn without another acceptable cover shirt over it.  No “midriff shirts” which allow skin to show.  Tops must extend two inches below waist.  No T-shirts that advertise beer, secular music groups or any other inappropriate themes.  Guys: No muscle shirts or tank tops.  Guys may wear “stitched” sleeveless shirts.  Girls’ sleeveless shirts must have a close-fitting armhole and minimum 2” wide strap.
3. Dresses: No backless or sun dresses.  They must cover the shoulder.  No mini-skirts - modest length only. (Hem or slit can be no shorter than 4” above the knee.)
4. Swim Wear: Girls should wear modest one-piece suits.  Dark T-shirts must be worn over two-piece suits and shorts must cover French-cut suits. Girls must wear cover-ups to and from the pool/river.  Guys must wear modest swimsuits (no racing suits) and a shirt to and from the pool/river.   Shoes must be worn to and from the pool/river by all.
5. Evening Worship: Causal shorts or dresses (modest length) can be worn during evening worship! Girls’ Capri pants or “skort sets” (provided they are no shorter than 4” above the knee) are acceptable for worship. Athletic shorts are not allowed during evening worship.
6. Shoes: Must be worn outside unless in the pool or river.  “Wheeled shoes” may not be worn on the campground.

NOTE:  Campers will not be allowed to wear any clothing not considered modest by counselors and/or the Dean of Men/Women even if they meet length or other requirements.

FINAL DECISIONS REGARDING DRESS CODE LIE WITH THE DEANS OF MEN AND WOMEN!

1. The river is off limits except during river hours (normally 1 - 4:30 p.m.).  Counselors must accompany campers going to the river at other times, and then only to approved areas.
2. Buses and other vehicles are off limits at all times unless accompanied by a counselor.
3. Campers must go immediately to their dorms after Individual Church Group Meetings (ICGM).  Counselors must accompany campers leaving dorms for any reason after lights out.
4. All campers must report to the tabernacle any time the bell rings.
5. Soda machines and phones are off limits after 10 p.m.  Only emergency calls may be made after 10 p.m. and only with a counselor present.  (Phoning parents during the day is recommended.)
6. The use of tobacco, alcohol or any other foreign substance will not be permitted.
7. All weapons and fireworks are prohibited.
8. All campers are to attend all services, large and small group times and all athletic activities.  (Counselors must accompany campers leaving worship for any reason.)
9. Skate boards, skates, roller blades, “wheeled shoes”, TVs, radios, cassette / CD players, recording equipment, electronic games or cell phones may NOT be brought to camp.  Such items are subject to confiscation.
10. Identification bands are a necessity!  Campers will not be allowed to eat in the cafeteria without an identification wristband.  Good manners should always be observed in the cafeteria (no fork bending, food throwing, loosening the salt and pepper shakers, standing on chairs, etc.).

THESE RULES HAVE BEEN MADE IN YOUR BEST INTEREST AND TO MAKE CAMP AS ENJOYABLE AS POSSIBLE FOR EVERYONE.  THE PURPOSE OF CHURCH CAMP IS TO GROW SPIRITUALLY.  WE BELIEVE THESE RULES WILL PROVIDE FOR YOUR PHYSICAL SAFETY AND ALLOW FOR THAT GROWTH.    **PLEASE DO NOT LEAVE THE CAMP PROPERTY!**