Packing Guidelines
Your camper is going to have a blast at camp! There are so many fun things for your camper to do, so there is no need for your camper to bring electronic devices or sports equipment. These items should remain at home. Another great idea while packing is to ask yourself, “Would my child be allowed to bring this to school?” If the answer is no, then it’s probably not suitable for camp either. At the beginning of the week, we will ask the campers if they have packed any of these items. If they have, we will gather the items and store them in a safe place during the week. The items will be returned to them at the end of the week.
Your camper is going to have a blast at camp! There are so many fun things for your camper to do, so there is no need for your camper to bring electronic devices or sports equipment. These items should remain at home. Another great idea while packing is to ask yourself, “Would my child be allowed to bring this to school?” If the answer is no, then it’s probably not suitable for camp either. At the beginning of the week, we will ask the campers if they have packed any of these items. If they have, we will gather the items and store them in a safe place during the week. The items will be returned to them at the end of the week.
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*EXTRA MONEY
The Lifehill Store sells everything from candy, snacks, chips, and drinks that range from $.50 - $2.00 as well as T-shirts, water bottles and souvenirs that range from $2.00 - $15.00. Our Camp Grounds Coffee Shop sells Fruit Smoothies, Shakes, Flavored coffee and pastries that range from $2.00 - $4.00.
The Lifehill Store sells everything from candy, snacks, chips, and drinks that range from $.50 - $2.00 as well as T-shirts, water bottles and souvenirs that range from $2.00 - $15.00. Our Camp Grounds Coffee Shop sells Fruit Smoothies, Shakes, Flavored coffee and pastries that range from $2.00 - $4.00.
**DRESS CODE
Our goal in developing a dress standard is to be both modest and practical. However, dress standards can often be a source of tension, especially among girl campers. In today’s society, the “less is more” mentality is displayed through low cut jeans and shorts, tight or revealing tops and short shorts. Please understand that Camp Loma de Vida is committed to protecting the innocence of your child while they are in our care. With this in mind, we will ask campers who are inappropriately dressed (wearing articles of clothing not consistent with CLDV dress standards) to change. We appreciate your sensitivity to this subject matter, as it is our goal to create an impactful, unforgettable camp environment that is free from distractions.
Our goal in developing a dress standard is to be both modest and practical. However, dress standards can often be a source of tension, especially among girl campers. In today’s society, the “less is more” mentality is displayed through low cut jeans and shorts, tight or revealing tops and short shorts. Please understand that Camp Loma de Vida is committed to protecting the innocence of your child while they are in our care. With this in mind, we will ask campers who are inappropriately dressed (wearing articles of clothing not consistent with CLDV dress standards) to change. We appreciate your sensitivity to this subject matter, as it is our goal to create an impactful, unforgettable camp environment that is free from distractions.
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