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Label everything!!

Did we say that already? It’s really important! We mean EVERYTHING – pencils, batteries, beach towels and that
special stuffed animal.
A Word about iPods Our camp policies are based on respect. Please support us by remembering not to
and Expensive bring the following items:
►Cell phones, Digital cameras televisions, computers, DVD’s, electronic games, any
Electronics device that can access the internet
iPods and other personal ►Expensive or cherished jewelry, watches, cameras, electronics.
music devices are very ►Candy, gum, soda, food (there may be others in your cabin with an allergy)
small and easily lost, ►Over the counter (OTC) medications
misplaced, or broken. There ►Tobacco, alcohol, illegal drugs, e-cigarettes ,vapes
is also the urge to let others ► Pets
borrow them so damage ►Weapons, flammables, explosives
and disagreements are ►Matches, candles, lighters
more likely. The camper ►Glass containers
needs to think carefully ►Music not rated for general audiences
about bringing them to If in doubt, leave it out. If you bring something we deem inappropriate we will hold
camp. Adults in the family it to go back home with you.
may wish to help with this
decision. If a camper has
inappropriate music on the
music device, this may lead
to it being held in the office
for departure day.

What devices are allowed at camp?
Only devices that strictly play music will be allowed at camp. If the device can access the internet, it will be held in
the office until departure, even if it is the camper’s only device that plays music. No video content will be allowed.

GREENWOOD TRAILS is not responsible for lost, damaged or stolen items

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