The 'Camp Guidelines and Policies' for IMPACT YTH are set to ensure the safety and well-being of everyone present. To create a safe, enjoyable, and transformative camp experience, all attendees are required to practice personal respect and behave in a manner that reflects Christ-like values while following these rules:

 

• All workers, staff, and interns are authorized to maintain order anywhere on the campground.

• Campers and interns must follow the instructions from camp directors, leaders, and dorm parents.

• Always show respect to camp staff and to one another.

• Everyone including campers, interns, and staff must sign in when they arrive and sign out when they leave.

• Only camp security can be in cars, drive, or leave the campground without the camp director's permission. Cars must be parked at check-in and cannot be driven again until check-out.

• Bringing or using explosives, weapons, pornography, drugs, alcohol, vapes or tobacco is strictly forbidden at camp.

• Deliberate damage to personal or camp property is not allowed. Parents will be accountable for any harm caused.

• Close physical contact, such as public and private displays of affection, is not allowed (including same sex).

• No fighting, roughhousing, or bad language will be allowed.

• Each bed is for one person only. No camper, worker, intern, or dorm parent should share a bed with anyone else.

• No boys in girl's dorms or girls in boy's dorms.

• Pranking of any kind will not be tolerated.

• Campers cannot bring food or drinks (except water) into the Tabernacle or break-out rooms.

• The daily schedule must be followed. Campers and interns must attend all scheduled services, classes, and activities.

• Swimming is only permitted in the pool at designated times and when a lifeguard is present. 'Skinny dipping' or entering the pool without permission is strictly forbidden.

• Campers cannot be in the dorms by themselves; they need to be with a dorm parent.

• Campers must have permission from the dorm parent(s) to enter another dorm.

• When security says, 'Lights out!', all dorm parents and their campers must go back to their dorms quietly and get ready for bed. Campers cannot be outside after lights out.

• Any camper who becomes ill/injured or is made aware of another camper ill/injured is to report to their dorm parent or another worker immediately.

• Campers and interns cannot have any electronics, including cell phones and tablets, unless for medical reasons. If you have any electronics, they will be taken and returned at check-out.

• Dorm parents and staff can use cell phones for emergencies or to call home. They should not share phones with Interns or campers. If they wish, dorm parents may have one radio to play only Christian music.

• We advise against bringing valuable items or jewelry that might be lost, damaged, or stolen. Any items found will be kept for one week at the PCG CD Office.

• Everyone, including campers, interns, and staff, must wear appropriate clothing according to the camp dress code before leaving the dorms.

• You can wear shorts and tank tops for all activities and classes, but shorts should reach at least your longest fingertip on the side, and tank top straps need to be at least 3 finger-widths wide.

• Dress nicely for evening services; no shorts for anyone. Skirts and dresses should be knee-length. If they are shorter, please wear shorts underneath.

• For girls, one-piece swimsuits are suggested. If your swimsuit is too revealing, you might need to wear a dark shirt over it. For boys, swim trunks should be at least as long as your fingertips.

• No sagging or inappropriate sayings, slogans, or logos on any clothing or accessories.

• No crop-tops or anything exposing your stomach.