Arrival Procedures

Q: How early can I arrive at camp on check-in day?

A: Please plan to arrive between 8:00 and 10:30 a.m. for all sessions.

Opening Days are:

Monday, June 27th for the first Full Session and first Short Session
Sunday, July 10th for the second Short Session
Monday, July 25th for the second Full Session and first Rookie Session
Monday, August 1st for the second Rookie Session

Q: What if my child's school schedule will affect his arrival date?

A: If your child's arrival at camp is affected by his/her school schedule, please contact us at camp so we can plan accordingly.

Q: May I drop off all items at my child's bunk before checking in?

A: All campers must check in, set up a bank account and be screened by the medical staff prior to reporting to their assigned bunks. This policy remains in effect from year to year to ensure the safety of all campers and staff members.

Q: Will I be able to drive right to the bunk to unload my child's belongings?

A: At both camps, parents park their cars at a designated location near camps' entrances. Our staff members transport your two largest bags directly to your child's bunk. Your child's belongings will be in the bunk by the time the check-in process is complete.

Q: With more of the expenses included in the camp fees, why does my child need a bank account at camp?

A: Most of the incidental expenses at camp are included in the registration fee, however, your child will still want to have some money available for trips out of camp. For CITs at both camps, a bank account of $200 is suggested. We recommend leaving your child with $20 per week in his or her bank account, with an additional $40 to $60 if your daughter is attending the "Louise on Broadway" trip.

Q: How is the medical screening conducted at camp?

A: Upon arrival, a member of our medical staff will assess your child to ensure that he or she is healthy and ready to start the first day of camp. The examination compliments your child's full physical examination that needs to be conducted prior to arrival by his or her pediatrician. At this time our medical staff will review the health history form, record your child's vital signs, and check for lice. Please alert the staff if there are any changes to your child's health since the time he or she underwent the physical examination. If your child takes medication, you will be invited to an area where you will check your child's medication as provided by Finksburg Pharmacy, our medication supplier as well as hand over any medication that is exempted from the Pharmacy ordering service.

For more information, email airlou@airylouise.org or call the camp office at 410-466-9010.

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