The goal is to create a safe and healthy environment for staff and children to limit the risk of exposure to COVID-19 and implement safety measures as suggested by the Camp Medical Director, CDC, ACA, and the Maryland Department of Health and Hygiene.

IMPORTANT HIGHLIGHTS

• Full refunds if camp is cancelled
• Staggered, contact-free camper drop-off and pick-ups
• Pre-screening and temperature checks of all staff and campers upon arrival
• A limited number of campers in small groups at each location that will not share objects/equipment
• Social distancing will be encouraged and monitored
• Clean and disinfect frequently touched surfaces
• Small groups of campers stay together all day, each day, as much as possible
• A maximum of nine campers per counselor, not to exceed groups of 10 people
• Campers bring their own lunches and water
• We recommend that parents and legal guardians of high-risk campers consult with their child’s medical provider to assess their risk and determine if camp attendance is acceptable.
• It is up to each parent/guardian to supply a face covering or mask should they prefer their child wear one when appropriate. Staff will wear face coverings during activities, when it is not feasible to maintain physical distancing.
• Camp activities and programs are outdoors until additional restrictions are lifted.
• Hand sanitizing products available and easily accessible for all campers. Frequent hand washing will be encouraged.
• All staff have completed training in all aspects of summer camp and are prepared with the new CDC protocols and safety procedures.

Please note that NO sick camper or staff member may attend camp.