Important Info

Cabin Living

Residential campers live in cabins according to age and sex and utilize a central bathing facility. The administrative staff arranges cabin groups with careful attention given to information contained within the Confidential Information Form (Parents). The Camp firmly maintains age appropriate staff to camper ratio and all counselors live with campers in the cabins. Cabin groups work toward a cooperative living environment through group dynamics, social consciousness, and an overnight camping experience.

Food

The food, delicious and plentiful, is served family style and the cooks prepare all meals using fresh vegetables, meats and fruits. A nutritionist at the University of Connecticut reviews all menus. Vegetarian meals are available.

Health Certificate & Safety

Each camper and CIT must have a physical examination by a physician within two (2) years of the camp season. The front portion of the health form must be filled out within six (6) months of the current camping season. A completed health form must be received two (2) weeks prior to attendance, signed by a physician and parent or guardian. NO CAMPER WILL BE ADMITTED WITHOUT THE COMPLETED HEALTH FORM. A Camp Health Manager (RN/EMT) is at camp at all times and lives in the camp's Health Center. Physician offices are located in nearby Moodus Center and full medical facilities are available with Middlesex Hospital. Parents are contacted should their child require medical attention. The Middlesex County Camp is licensed by the Connecticut State Department of Health.

Camperships

Limited camperships are available for those needing assistance to attend camp. Applications can be acquired by calling (860) 873-2294 and must be received by June 1.

Camp Store

Parents may purchase T-shirts and camp merchandise during registration and at checkout. Parents are asked to furnish campers with stationery and stamps for those insightful letters home! Letters to campers are encouraged. Click on the contact page for the address.

Finances & Refunds

Registration by April 1, qualifies camper for the "Early Bird Registration" special savings off total cost per camp session. Please consult listing for savings!

· A deposit of 50% is required with camp application.

· Balance of payment is due at registration

· No refunds will be given after July 1, or for early dismissal due to illness or camper misconduct.

Gift certificates for camp in any dollar amount are available for relatives to give to a child.

Camp Schedules

General Camp
7:00	Reveille	1:30-2:00	Store
7:00-7:30	Polar Bear	2:00-4:00	Specialty Core
7:45	Flag Raising	4:00-4:45	Free Swim 1
8:00	Breakfast		Elective
8:30	Cabin Clean-up	4:45-5:30	Free Swim 2
9:00-9:50	Core 1		Elective
10:00-10:50	Core 2	5:45	Flag Lowering
11:00-11:50	Core 3	6:00	Dinner/Check-out
12:00-12:45	Lunch	7:00-7:30	Cabin Activity
12:45-1:30	Siesta	7:30 –9:30	All Comp. Reflections
*Teen Camp has a slightly different schedule* *Camp schedule is subject to change. *

Required Clothes and Equipment

What to bring to camp:		What NOT to bring to camp:
Heavy Blanket & Sheets or Sleeping Bag; Bath Towel/Toilet Kit Sturdy Footwear/Waterproof Boots Raincoat/Poncho/Breaker Shirts/T's (4-5) Underwear (6-7) Flashlight Bathing Suit		Cell Phones Radios CD or MP3 Players Valuables  Knives Food Beepers Electronic Games Pets Tobacco products Computers

Arrival, Departure & Transportation

Campers are responsible for their own transportation to and from camp. Registration for all campers begins at 3:00 p.m. on Sunday of the camp session. Family and friends are invited to attend the closing ceremony on Friday at 6:30 p.m. followed by checkout at 8:10 p.m. There are no visiting hours during the camp week and telephone use by campers is prohibited. Parents wishing to contact a camper may call the camp office at (860) 873-2294 and speak with the Camp Director.