Youth Camp General Information

Camp Check-In Procedures & Assignments

Camp Check-in: Camp check-in will take place at 3M Dormitory. All camp participants must check in here prior to the start of camp. Camp check-in will be overseen by the SNC ID Camp Staff.

Campus Map: https://www.snc.edu/about/docs/campusmap.pdf

All camp participants must check in here prior to the start of camp to turn in all required forms and receive their dormitory keys (Lost key fee is $50.00). Camp check-in will be overseen by the SNC ID Camp Staff. ***Please Note: Commuter Campers must check- in each morning and check out each night at Schneider Stadium prior to leaving
campus. ***

Dormitory Move-in: Following check-in, residential campers may move into their assigned residential. Several staff will be assigned to direct and assist in this move-in process. (Lost key fee is $50.00)

Check Payable to:
Make checks payable to First Touch LLC

All registrations will be accepted until June 6th , 2026 or until the camp is full. Questions please contact Derek Rhodes at [email protected]

Camp Participant Policies

We look forward to working with you and making sure that you have a fun, safe, exciting experience! These policies have been developed to assure the health, safety and well-being of every camper. We trust that once you understand our rules you will agree that they are reasonable. The camp reserves the right, upon notification of parents/guardians to dismiss any camper during any session for improper dress, conduct, language, or attitude which, in the judgment of the administrative or counseling staff, is deemed detrimental to the other campers or smooth operation of the camp. Furthermore, if in the judgment of the administrative or counseling staff, your conduct violates the following rules and regulations, you may be dismissed without refund of fees and/or referred to appropriate authorities.

1. You may not possess, use, distribute, or sell alcoholic beverages, drugs, firearms, weapons (including knives), or fireworks. This is non-negotiable and campers will be sent home immediately.
2. You may not possess or use any tobacco products while in attendance at camp. This regulation also applies to campers who are 18. If you cannot go a weekend without smoking, reconsider coming to camp.
3. If you are found tampering with any fire equipment (i.e. fire extinguishers, fire alarms, smoke detectors, etc.) you will be dismissed from camp immediately. Also, College officials are required by law to report the responsible individuals to local authorities who will fine and may prosecute them under State Statute 921.13 (which calls for a fine of up to $500 or imprisonment of not more than one year or both)
4. You may not interfere with any security system or tamper with locks in camper rooms and other areas.
5. Lewd and offensive speech or actions that undermine camp decorum are strictly prohibited.
6. You shall not be permitted to wear clothing that contains pictures of and/or writing referring to alcoholic beverages, tobacco products, sexual references, profanity, violence, and/or drugs. You will be asked to change clothes if what you are wearing is inappropriate.
7. Because of the potential danger to others and College property, vandalism and pranks will not be permitted.
8. No pets of any kind are allowed at camp.
9. Commuter Campers are not allowed in the College Housing area.
10. Guests and visitors (parents/guardians and other immediate family members) must check-in with photo ID at the head Counselor’s Office before visiting a camper who is residing in College Housing, or with the Camp Director before visiting a camper during class sessions.
11. Cell Phones: You MAY bring cell phones to camp. Cell phones must be off during the camp day, but they may be used during free time and in the evening.  Phones must be turned off after lights out otherwise collected at lights out. If so, they will be returned before breakfast the next day.
12. Commuter Campers: You may not leave the camp premises at any time during the camp day. Parking: Campers who bring a vehicle to camp are required to submit their license plate number at check-in. Failure to do so will result in a parking ticket. Cars left overnight must be parked in the Kress Inn Parking Lot P14.
13. Resident Campers: Housing campers are not encouraged to bring vehicles to camp. If you must use a vehicle to transport yourself to and from camp, your vehicle must be parked in a designated lot, locked, and left unused for the duration of the camp session. Campers are not permitted to drive or ride in private cars or any type of motor vehicles except under the supervision or authorization of a counseling staff member. Your car keys will be stored in the Head Counselor’s Office for the duration of the camp and returned upon final check-out.
14. Resident Campers: Under no circumstances are boys allowed to visit girls’ rooms or vice-versa. Your counselor or another counselor of the same gender may check your room at any time.
15. Campers who leave their College Housing building after lights out without permission will be promptly sent home.