ABA CAMP

LEADERS: Staff and counselors should be listened to and obeyed. They are in charge of your safety while at camp.  

BOUNDARIES: Camp is divided into areas. The driveway is the dividing line. Girls are not allowed across the exit driveway and boys are not allowed across the entrance driveway.  There is the “girls side” and “boys side”. 

CABINS: Campers should not be the cabins without a counselor. Cabins need to be kept clean and neat at all times. There is no food or drinks (except water) allowed in the cabin, (to keep the critters away!) Fire extinguishers are located in each cabin and should only be used in a fire emergency. Campers to alternate beds, head to toe in your bunks. Furniture and beds should not be rearranged in the cabins. Only girls are allowed in the girls cabins, and the same for boys in the boys cabin. 

DRESS CODE: We have warm days and cool nights at camp.  You will need to dress according to the weather and activity.  The overrule is to dress modestly. Wear casual clothes- jeans and shirts, and shorts are to be modest.  We do not allow halter tops, tube tops, spaghetti straps, short shorts, tight or see-through clothing or anything with advertising or messages that are deemed inappropriate.  No underwear should be showing, (boxers or bras.) Yoga pants and leggings do not count as pants.  For the evening meal and for worship, feel free to dress up. No shorts are allowed for dinner and worship. ABA Camp staff reserves the right to ask individuals to change their clothes if they are considered immodest.

During recreation, campers need to wear sneakers, unless told otherwise by staff.  Going barefoot is not allowed unless it is required for a game. 

ELECTRONICS: No electronic devices allowed, except razors, hair styling items, and alarm clocks. No cell phones.

FIRE DRILLS: There will be a fire drill this week. When you hear the siren, proceed to the rec field and line up with your cabin.  You should not be talking, until you are dismissed.  We need it silent to make sure everyone is accounted for.

EQUIPMENT: Only two people allowed on the teeter totters at a time.  Take turns.  Swing safely, not sideways, too high or jumping off.

HEALTH: All medicine, except epi-pens or fast acting inhalers, must be turned into the camp nurse. Campers must be accompanied by a counselor in order to receive medication or treatment for any injury or complaint. Scheduled medication times are half an hour before and after each meal.

WORSHIP:  You will need your Bible, notebook and a pen or pencil. 

BATHROOMS: Boys stay on the boys side, girls stay on the girls.  After lights out, your counselor needs to escort you to the bathroom.

Relationships: No PDA, public displays of affection.  

MEALS: Please be on time. Announcements are made at meal time.  You must stay in the dining area until dismissed. Please eat something substantial at every meal, we’ll have several options. No campers are allowed in the kitchen, without permission from kitchen staff.

SLEEP: Light’s Out means it’s time for bed.  We will be having a full week and you will need your sleep! Trust us!