Policy
Christian Conduct: Campers and guests are expected to exercise discretion in dress, conduct, conversation, and habit. The Camp Director shall have the authority to require compliance to a specific standard.
Non-Discrimination: Participation in Cattaraugus Christian Camp is not restricted in regard to race, sex, creed, color, national origin, or handicap. Any person who believes he/she has been discriminated against in any U.S.D.A. related activity should write to the Secretary of Agriculture, Washington, D.C. 20250.
Participation: Participation in all scheduled ministry programs is expected of all registered campers and their guests.
Supervision: Anyone under age 18 must be registered under the responsibility of an adult parent / guardian.
Prohibitions: Possession / use of alcoholic beverages, tobacco products, and/or illegal drugs is prohibited.
Housing: Please respect the privacy of all campers. The upper rooms are restricted to campers residing there and their invited guests.
Animals: Pets must be identified at registration & leashed or caged at all times. Proof of shots and/or license must be given for dogs and cats. Owners are to be considerate & clean up after their pets. Pets are not allowed in association housing or public buildings on the grounds.
Swimming: Specific rules governing beach/water activities are posted/announced for campers. Swimming is permitted only within these specific limits. Modest attire is expected of all swimmers. The lifeguard may deny swimming privileges to those who disregard his/her authority. No swimming or fishing on Sundays.
Fire Safety: Campfires are permitted only in approved containers & specified areas. Fires to be doused by 12:00 AM.
Health Care: Medical needs should be treated as you would at home. 911 should be called in an emergency, and your own medical insurance should apply. Basic first aid supplies are available in the Infirmary to be applied by parents or guardians. If you have chronic conditions or treatments that require medical personnel, please arrange with your own caregiver, or a local facility.
Garbage: All waste products are the responsibility of the camper and must be removed from the campus or placed in bags purchased from the camp for camp disposal. Such arrangement is made by prior agreement.
Traffic: All vehicles must adhere to posted speed and parking signs.
Christian Conduct: Campers and guests are expected to exercise discretion in dress, conduct, conversation, and habit. The Camp Director shall have the authority to require compliance to a specific standard.
Non-Discrimination: Participation in Cattaraugus Christian Camp is not restricted in regard to race, sex, creed, color, national origin, or handicap. Any person who believes he/she has been discriminated against in any U.S.D.A. related activity should write to the Secretary of Agriculture, Washington, D.C. 20250.
Participation: Participation in all scheduled ministry programs is expected of all registered campers and their guests.
Supervision: Anyone under age 18 must be registered under the responsibility of an adult parent / guardian.
Prohibitions: Possession / use of alcoholic beverages, tobacco products, and/or illegal drugs is prohibited.
Housing: Please respect the privacy of all campers. The upper rooms are restricted to campers residing there and their invited guests.
Animals: Pets must be identified at registration & leashed or caged at all times. Proof of shots and/or license must be given for dogs and cats. Owners are to be considerate & clean up after their pets. Pets are not allowed in association housing or public buildings on the grounds.
Swimming: Specific rules governing beach/water activities are posted/announced for campers. Swimming is permitted only within these specific limits. Modest attire is expected of all swimmers. The lifeguard may deny swimming privileges to those who disregard his/her authority. No swimming or fishing on Sundays.
Fire Safety: Campfires are permitted only in approved containers & specified areas. Fires to be doused by 12:00 AM.
Health Care: Medical needs should be treated as you would at home. 911 should be called in an emergency, and your own medical insurance should apply. Basic first aid supplies are available in the Infirmary to be applied by parents or guardians. If you have chronic conditions or treatments that require medical personnel, please arrange with your own caregiver, or a local facility.
Garbage: All waste products are the responsibility of the camper and must be removed from the campus or placed in bags purchased from the camp for camp disposal. Such arrangement is made by prior agreement.
Traffic: All vehicles must adhere to posted speed and parking signs.