General Camp Policies
The MWBC Board of Directors has formulated the following policies, which are general in nature. Camp directors have full responsibility for interpretation and administration of these policies. Please contact your specific session’s director for details or questions.
1. All camp activities will be under the supervision of one or more of the camp staff.
2. All campers shall participate in all Bible classes unless excused by the Camp Director.
3. All physical health will be under the supervision of the Camp Nurse. Medication in original containers must be submitted to the Nurse at arrival with instructions for use and will be administered by the Nurse. Any infectious condition (such as Pink Eye, Ring Worm, Head Lice, etc.) shall be under effective treatment prior to coming to camp.
4. Personal hygiene, cleanliness and neatness are required of everyone at camp.
5. All swimming must be supervised by the Certified Camp Lifeguard.
6. The following are strictly not allowed at camp:
a. Tobacco products, alcoholic beverages, vape, marijuana, any illegal substances
b. Firearms, knives or other weapons
c. Fireworks, matches, cigarette lighters
d. Music and/or video players and similar electronic devices, magazines or comics, no posters
e. Laptops, iPads, cell phones
7. No hazing or physical / verbal abuse is allowed.
8. Campers may not leave their cabins after lights out without permission.
9. Damage and defacing of the camp facilities, equipment, or property will not be tolerated.
10. Vehicles driven to camp by campers under age 19 shall be registered and the keys left with the camp director.
11. Phones and other communication devices should be left with the camp director if brought.
1. All camp activities will be under the supervision of one or more of the camp staff.
2. All campers shall participate in all Bible classes unless excused by the Camp Director.
3. All physical health will be under the supervision of the Camp Nurse. Medication in original containers must be submitted to the Nurse at arrival with instructions for use and will be administered by the Nurse. Any infectious condition (such as Pink Eye, Ring Worm, Head Lice, etc.) shall be under effective treatment prior to coming to camp.
4. Personal hygiene, cleanliness and neatness are required of everyone at camp.
5. All swimming must be supervised by the Certified Camp Lifeguard.
6. The following are strictly not allowed at camp:
a. Tobacco products, alcoholic beverages, vape, marijuana, any illegal substances
b. Firearms, knives or other weapons
c. Fireworks, matches, cigarette lighters
d. Music and/or video players and similar electronic devices, magazines or comics, no posters
e. Laptops, iPads, cell phones
7. No hazing or physical / verbal abuse is allowed.
8. Campers may not leave their cabins after lights out without permission.
9. Damage and defacing of the camp facilities, equipment, or property will not be tolerated.
10. Vehicles driven to camp by campers under age 19 shall be registered and the keys left with the camp director.
11. Phones and other communication devices should be left with the camp director if brought.
Dress Code
All clothing brought by campers must be modest and suitable for camp wear. We are attempting to remove all distractions. Dressing so as to be a distraction obviously does not further that goal. It is up to the Camp Directors and the staff to determine if a camper is dressed properly. If dress is not appropriate, the camper will be expected to change their clothes and put on something more acceptable.
1. Short shorts are not acceptable
2. Tight fitting clothing is not acceptable unless covered by looser fitting clothes.
3. Transparent or revealing clothing (including tank tops, muscle shirts, midriffs, spaghetti straps, and halter-tops) is not acceptable
(this pertains to both girls and boys).
4. No under clothing should be seen outside of your cabin.
1. Short shorts are not acceptable
2. Tight fitting clothing is not acceptable unless covered by looser fitting clothes.
3. Transparent or revealing clothing (including tank tops, muscle shirts, midriffs, spaghetti straps, and halter-tops) is not acceptable
(this pertains to both girls and boys).
4. No under clothing should be seen outside of your cabin.