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Can I photograph my child and his or her new friends while in camp? No, for the protection of your child and all campers, photography, videography, or audio recording is not allowed except by those authorized by the Education Department.
This is my child's first camp away from me. What if s/he's not ready to go? Our camp staff are very experienced in helping campers (and parents J ) take those first few steps away into the park. We are happy to assist, and will do everything we can to help you and your child have an enjoyable first camp experience. Campers are required to walk into camp on their own, and as such no campers will be forced to participate in the camp. If a camper isn't ready to go to camp that day, our supervisors will work with you on an individual basis to try make arrangements for another attempt if possible. Due to camp scheduling and enrollment, we can not guarantee this will be possible. Refunds are not issued due to non-participation.
My child is afraid of snakes / spiders / butterflies / etc. Will s/he have to get close to them? Not if they don't want to. If a camper is uncomfortable around an animal, our staff will share their experiences to encourage your child to participate, but all activities are "participate by choice." Campers do not come in direct contact with animals (with the exception of some small insects like earthworms for some of the camps).
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