The following camp laws are in place to keep our campers safe, and to promote their spiritual development. (Other rules may be given by the property owners).

The Law of Love

We acknowledge that sin is present even in the lives of the saints on this side of Heaven. When issues arise, we expect both the adults and youth to follow steps towards resolution as outlined in Matthew 18:15-16.

The DO Laws:

1. Do Respect others, both adults and youth, at camp. Work to serve others before yourself.
2. Do respect the camp grounds. Strive to leave the place better than you found it.
3. Do spend time with God. Pray to God. Seek Him. Be still and know that He is God.
4. Do have a blast! Be sure to rest, laugh, and have fun! ​

The Don't​ Laws:

1. No alcohol, tobacco, or drugs will be brought, possessed, consumed, or used at camp. The nurse will administer all prescription medications. (Yes, the nurse may have rubbing alcohol.)
2. No weapons or explosive devices are allowed at camp unless authorized by camp staff.
3. No inappropriate shirts, hats, swimwear, or other articles of clothing. This includes decency as well as messages and images. Guys: No "Speedos". Girls: one-piece bathing suits only, no short shorts, no midriffs showing, no spaghetti straps. (Think modest, think church camp, and you will be fine)
4. No guys in the girls' cabins. No girls in the guys' cabins. This includes adults.

Staff Expectations

We expect our staff (counselors, teachers, and other staff) to be godly men and women who are above reproach. A recommendation from the church's pastor or elder will be required from all staff. Additionally, a background check may be conducted on all staff members. It is important to us that our counselors, teachers, and staff teach the Gospel through their lives, as well as their words.

Overall: Camp staff will have the ultimate authority to moderate and prohibit (if necessary) particular: behavior, clothing, language, weapons/tools, music and other areas as needed.