Code of Conduct
Every person is required to conform to the camp schedule.

* No camper or faculty is permitted to leave camp grounds without permission of the camp Dean, and then must sign out at the camp office.
The possession of drugs, tobacco,.& alcohol is prohibited at all times in all areas of Oil Belt.
Sickness and injury must be reported to camp nurse immediately.

* No one will be absent from activities except in case of sickness and on advice of the Camp Nurse.
Willful or intentional damage to equipment and property will require replacement at the campers expense.

* We reserve the right to dismiss any camper for undesirable conduct.

* Food and Drink are NOT ALLOWED IN THE DORMS. ( Please do not bring snacks )

* Shoes, sandals, & towel must be worn in camp and to and from the pool.

* Modesty and decency must prevail in clothing. Short or tight shorts, bare midriff, or revealing clothing are not permitted. Swimsuits must be one piece.

* Telephone is for emergency use only.

Dress Code:   Modesty and decency must prevail in the dress of every camper. Christian judgement must be the guide. Each camper should avoid extremes in shortness. Shorts or any other type of apparel that is worn in good taste as regards to length will be accepted. Apparel which advertises alcoholic beverages, uses profanity, promotes non-Christian messages, or is at any way revealing or sexually suggestive is FORBIDDEN and campers will be required to change. Swimming suits are not to be low cut or reveal any midriff, and are to be worn for swimming only. No extremely tight or sheer suits are allowed for either boys or girls. Shoes or sandals must be worn in camp and to and from the pool. A beach towel, shirt or robe must also be worn to and from the pool. The dorm parents have been informed of these rules and they will be enforced. Dressing up for the evening meal and vesper service is encouraged. Wearing shorts is discouraged during evening meal and vesper service. The dean will be the final authority.