Summer Camp 2026

• Sleeping bag & pillow
• Swimwear appropriate for physical lake-based activities including swimming
• Closed-toe shoes / sneakers
• Rain jacket or poncho
• Sunscreen & bug repellent
• Reusable water bottle
• Personal scriptures & journal
• Changes of clothing (3 days)
• Toiletries & towels
• Camp-appropriate attire (think physical activities, sports, games, hiking, etc.)
• Any required prescription medications (with note from parent)
• A willing heart and an open spirit! ✨

• Anything violating the Word of Wisdom, including vaping materials
• Any material that violates church standards such as anything vulgar, pornographic, etc.
• Phones and other electronic devices may be collected by camp leaders at their discretion to reduce distraction and increase opportunities to connect with others at camp.

Church events and activities can be fun, uplifting, and spiritually strengthening for everyone who attends. To reach these aims, all participants are invited to commit to follow the principles taught in For the Strength of Youth: A Guide for Making Choices. When you do, the experience will be better for everyone.

If you participate in any of the following prohibited activities, leaders at the event or activity will speak with you, your parents, and your bishop, branch president, or stake president. These leaders may decide to send you home immediately.

• Participating in or encouraging immoral behavior of any kind, which includes breaking the law of chastity or viewing or distributing pornography in any form.
• Shoplifting, theft, or vandalism of any kind.
• Foul (swearing), racist or offensive language or speech of any kind.
• Breaking the Word of Wisdom, including vaping or possessing illegal or harmful substances.
• Possessing weapons or dangerous items of any kind. (If specifically authorized, certain items may be provided and used in supervised activities.)
• Harming or threatening to harm yourself or others physically, spiritually, or emotionally, including bullying in any form or disrupting another's experience.
• Leaving without following proper procedures, skipping scheduled activities without permission, or breaking curfew.

By signing up for camp you are agreeing to abide by these rules — as mentioned above, camp leaders reserve the right to send your child home at your expense if these rules are violated.

The registration form includes a full medical information section covering dietary needs, allergies, medications, chronic conditions, and recent surgeries. Please have this information ready when registering.

Vaccination Records: The youth registration form provides three options:

• Upload a vaccine/immunization record, such as a school immunization record, NJIIS / "Docket" print-out, or Universal Child Health Record ("CH-14") with the shot record attached.
• Upload an exception/exemption letter, such as a valid medical or religious exemption or a physician statement that immunization is in progress.
• Confirm that your child is current on vaccines and that the record will be sent with the youth at camp check-in or provided to camp leaders before camp.

Records should clearly show your child's full name, date of birth, and vaccine dates. All records are kept confidential and are required by N.J.A.C. 8:25-5.5 for youth camps.