FAQs for Camp Rockmont

Cafeteria-style buffet lines will be set up in the Dining Hall. You may eat inside the dining hall, on the screened-in porch of the dining hall, or anywhere else outside that you choose. Please be sure to clean up after your mealtime and dispose of any trash in the designated trash bins and/or dumpsters. Check out the menu for the weekend here. 

Are there bears at Camp?
Please be aware that black bears are active in the Camp Rockmont area. To keep all participants safe, we ask that NO FOOD be left in tents, cabins or cars. All trash should be placed in secured dumpsters that are located around Camp.

What will camp activities look like?
We are excited to provide many of your favorite Camp Rockmont activities: archery, BBs, the zip line, the gully washer, the Blob paddle sports and more. 

Where should I park?
After unloading your belongings at your cabin, please park in the designated parking locations which will be pointed out upon arrival. 

Will there be a nurse on-site?
Yes. A nurse will be on-site during your stay. We will provide an emergency contact number for you to call as needed. Basic triage needs only will be available. 

What is the lost and found policy?
Camp will only hold the following specific list of items:

• Jackets/Sweatshirts, Sleeping Bags, Blankets, Pillows
• Prescription glasses, durable medical equipment, prescription medication
• Shoes (not water shoes or sandals)
• Backpacks
• Life Jackets

Camp will keep these items for no longer than two weeks from the end of each weekend. After this time, these items will be donated or thrown away. Items that are soiled, damaged, or otherwise deemed not able to be safely stored will be discarded. Lost and found will be stored in a central location, not out in the open. If a participant is looking, the appropriate staff member will check if the item has been found. 

The list of items that Camp will not hold on to includes, but is not limited to:

• Socks and underwear
• all toiletries and toiletry bags
• all swim gear including swimsuits and goggles
• Hats
• T-shirts
• Pants
• Shorts
• Pajamas
• Washcloths and towels
• water shoes including sandals
• water bottles
• sunglasses
• flashlights and headlamps
• toys
• arts and crafts projects 
  
  

Code of conduct

We are fortunate to have the opportunity to spend time at Camp Rockmont. In collaboration with Lake Eden Preserve, Camp Rockmont, and the Y Guides program, please review our participant code of conduct specific to Camp Rockmont (in addition to the YMCA Code of Conduct and waivers your signed upon registration). Thank you for adhering to these guidelines to ensure everyone can have a safe and enjoyable time at Camp.

• No pets are allowed.
• Tobacco, vaping and alcohol are not permitted at any Y Guides and YMCA programs.
• No driving on the grass or lawns, only in designated parking or unloading areas.
• Do not move furniture in cabins or other buildings on property.
• Quiet hours begin at 10 p.m. Music must stop at this time.
• Fires are only allowed in designated areas and within designated fire pits. Fire pits are strictly prohibited in the cabin areas at all times.
• Fireworks, sparklers, and firearms are not allowed.
• Please keep off the roofs of buildings, table tops, and do not climb in the trees.
• Please use trash receptacles and/or dumpsters and do not litter.
• Please use common sense and be respectful of the buildings and property.