In an attempt to create a Christian community during camp, the following guidelines are to be used as an orientation for community life.  The success and enjoyment of this experience in Christian fellowship will largely depend upon mutual responsibility to yourself, to each other and to God.  Campers will be held accountable to the following guidelines: 

1. Campers have a responsibility to the land, animals and structures.  Campers are to show respect to the campground and its surroundings so as to not destroy or mistreat the land, animals and structures.  Campers will be held financially responsible for damages they incur.
2. Campers must participate in all camp activities, including meals.
3. Campers must take responsibility for themselves by not hiking alone and dressing appropriately.  Closed toed shoes must be worn.
4. Radios, cell phones, pagers, tape/CD players, televisions, electronic devices, skate boards, roller blades, and bikes are to be left at home.  If brought, they will be held by the directors for the remainder of the week.
5. Lights out and quiet times are to be respected.
6. Offensive language is not respectful and will not be tolerated.
7. Food is not allowed in cabins at any time.  This is to help prevent rodents and insects from being attracted to the cabins.  Snacks are not to be brought or sent to camp.
8. Personal non-emergency phone calls (either from or to camp) are not permitted during camp.
9. Visitors are not allowed during camp.
10. Campers must complete the registration process at the beginning of camp.  Campers must check-out at the close of camp with the directors.
11. Alcohol, marijuana and other drugs are detrimental to the camp experience and will not be tolerated.
12. Use of tobacco products (both chewing and smoking) is not permitted at any time or at any place at Loch Leven during camp.
13. Campers are to remain on the grounds unless participating in a supervised off grounds activity.
14. Campers who drive their own cars must check in their keys during registration.
15. Campers are not allowed in opposite sex cabins at any time during the week.  Inappropriate sexual activity will not be permitted.
16. Age and grade levels at camp will be strictly enforced.
17. No camper will be released prior to the close of camp unless approved by the Camp and Conference Committee and/or the camp directors.  If approved, camper must be released to the parent.  If question of legal guardianship arises, consent is required from both parents.
18. Campers are required to be at camp for the entire time.  Anything less MUST be approved by the Camp and Conference Committee prior to camp.

Campers Who Break the Following Guidelines Will Be Sent Home Immediately.

1. Possession or use of alcohol, marijuana and other drugs are detrimental to the camp experience and will not be tolerated.
2. Leaving the grounds without permission from the camp directors.
3. Behavior disruptive to the overall camp.
4. Because of the responsibility that the Christian Church (Disciples of Christ) has to parents and guardians, explicit sexual relations are not acceptable at camp.  Participants will be dismissed from camp.

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