Camp Rules

1. Respect yourself and others. Be respectful of their bodies, property, opinions, and needs. Hazing, harmful pranks, and bullying will not be tolerated.

2. Respect all property of Camp Long and of other campers and leaders. Destruction or defacing of camp or individual property will not be tolerated. There will be a charge for any damage including but not limited to camp property, program supplies, personal items in cabins, bunk beds, restrooms, showers, and cell phones.

3. Campers are to travel in groups of three or more. No camper is allowed in areas where there is no adult supervision. Trails and roads should be used when traveling amidst camp property.

4. Attend all your scheduled activities. 

5. Cabin doors are to remain unlocked and closed.

6. One girl per bed at all times.

7. Leave all electronics at home. Young Women will not be allowed to use cell phones during camp. (Exception is YCLs for planning and executing activities and classes.) Cabins remain unlocked during the day, so please leave your cell phones at home. Camp Long and the adult leaders are not responsible for lost or stolen items including cell phones.

8. The lake and dock areas are off limits unless it is a specified water time. Life jackets must be worn at all times at the lake and in the canoes. All campers must pass a swim test in order to utilize the lake area during lakefront time.

9. No YW will be released from camp early, for any reason, without prior coordinating and confirmation with Sister Benjaminsen and Sister Quaife. This coordinating is to take place prior to the start of camp.

10. The following activities are prohibited and will result in the camper being sent home immediately at your own expense and with no refund:

    • Participating in or encouraging immoral behavior of any kind which includes but is not limited to violating the Law of Chastity.

    • Threatening to harm yourself or others physically, spiritually, or emotionally, including any form of bullying.

    • Harming yourself or others physically, spiritually, or emotionally, including any form of bullying.

    • Shoplifting, theft, or vandalism of any kind.

    • Breaking the Word of Wisdom, including possession of illegal substances and vaping.

    • Possession of weapons, firearms, or fireworks of any kind.

 

Please be advised that all crimes and incidents of harmful or destructive nature will be reported to local authorities. Consequences resulting from actions taken by local authorities are out of our control.

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All Young Women and Adult Leadership attending camp are expected to observe all standards set forth in the For Strength of Youth pamphlet - especially those outlined below.

 

Love God, Love Your Neighbor

“All people are your brothers and sisters—including, of course, people who are different from you or disagree with you.”

 

“Show love for God by keeping His commandments”

 

“Treat everyone as a child of God.”

 

“Reach out to those who feel lonely, isolated, or helpless.” 

 

“Make sure your language reflects love of God and others—whether you’re communicating in person or virtually. Say things that uplift—nothing that might be divisive, hurtful, or offensive, even as a joke. Your words can be powerful. Let them be powerful for good.”

 

Your Body Is Sacred

“Treat your body—and others’ bodies—with respect.” 

 

“Heavenly Father wants us to see each other for who we really are: not just physical bodies but His beloved children with a divine destiny. Avoid styles that emphasize or draw inappropriate attention to your physical body instead of who you are as a child of God with an eternal future.” 

 

“Do things that will strengthen your body—nothing that will hurt or damage it.”

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