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Sample Schedule
(subject to change) 7:00 Wake up, showering, dressing etc. 8:00 Flag Raising & Breakfast 9:00 Cabin/Tent Clean up 9:30 Activity/Program Areas* 10:45 Activity/Program Areas* Noon Lunch 1:00 Rest Time 2:00 Activity/Program Areas* 3:25 Activity/Program Areas* 5:00 Dinner 6:00 Activity/Program Areas* 7:00 Evening Activity 8:00 Return to Cabins/Bedtime Prep 9:00 Bedtime *Examples of Program ActivitiesSwimming (with lifeguards) Sports and Field Games Canoeing Volleyball Nature Study (hiking, plant i.d., bird-watching, etc.) Archery Arts & Crafts Skits Games Music Yoga Dancing
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Basic Information
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Each camper will have their own bed
Each cabin has its own bathroom and shower, and electricity Each cabin will have at least 2 adult supervisors Family campers will be grouped together unless separate cabins are
requested for individuals.
A boy's cabin and a girl's cabin will be available in addition to
family cabins. For overnight campers, 5 meals will be provided; for day campers 2
lunches will be provided Menus will be created with help from parents/guardians to accommodate
each camper's allergy or celiac needs, and strict procedures will be followed
to protect against exposure to food allergens.
Campers will follow their physician's orders in regards to epinephrine
and albuterol (i.e. they may carry medications with parental approval,
otherwise staff will carry or store emergency medication on their behalf).
Medical staff will be onsite throughout the camp
weekend. In the event of an emergency,
campers will be transported by ambulance (note: all Minnesota ambulances are
equipped with epinephrine, oxygen, and defibrillators), to Ridgeview Medical
Center, which is 11.44 miles (16 minutes ) from the camp.*
*In
the very unlikely event of needing to transport a patient upon doctor's orders,
the hospital is also equipped with medical helicopters for patient transport to
Children's Hospitals in Minneapolis or St. Paul, or to Hennepin County Medical
Center. Parents or
guardians are responsible for any medical costs incurred as a result of injury
or illness while their child is at camp. Accurate medical insurance information
(carrier and policy number) is required by camp. |