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Our goal in establishing a dress code is to ensure that all of our campers and staff are comfortable and modest. It has proven a very difficult task to define a dress code in absolute terms without creating loopholes. One problem, in particular, is that a pair of shorts or a top that is modest on one person may be immodest on another due to varying body shapes and sizes.

It is our desire that Camp Grace be a place where young men and women can escape distractions during their week, a place where they can focus their eyes and hearts on their relationship with their Lord. Therefore campers, staff, and visitors are required to adhere to the Camp Dress Policy as adopted by Camp Grace March, 2019.

Campers should be dressed modestly at all times when outside the cabin.

No undergarments should be visible. Shorts and pants shouldn’t be low cut and worn low. No cleavage should be visible. No low cut shirts and no loose tops which could be revealing when bent over. No spaghetti straps or strapless shirts should be worn. Tank top straps should be 3 fingers wide. The bottom of shirts should always cover the top of the pants even when sitting or having arms outstretched.

Shorts for boys and girls must be mid-thigh or longer, unless worn with leggings. Leggings, jogging or yoga pants can only be worn with skirts or shorts over the top.

Swimwear for girls should be one piece or a tankini that covers the midriff. A non-white t-shirt must be worn with a bikini. All campers must cover up going to and coming from the pond.

All staff and visitors should dress modestly. Cabin leaders can help campers make good decisions with their clothing choices. Final discretion is up to the head cabin leader and/or director.

To ensure getting all of your items back home again, we encourage marking your name or initials on everything you bring.

All prescription medicines need to be brought in the original pharmacy container with an identifying label. All medications must be turned into the camp nurse when you arrive at camp.

Music devices, electronics, cell phones, trading cards, weapons, tobacco products, drugs or alcohol, immodest clothing, expensive items, pop, snacks, or illegal substances.