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MONT LAWN CAMP JUNE 22-27th, 2026

BEFORE WE FINALIZE YOUR SPOT:

  • Create an online profile (we can help)

  • Shot records

  • A physical (within 1 year)

  • Insurance card

  • Online waivers signed

  • Food form

REMINDER - WE MUST HAVE SHOT RECORDS AND PHYSICALS FROM WITHIN ONE YEAR.

BRING YOUR COPIES TO BE SAFE.

REGISTRATION MONDAY, JUNE 22rd FROM 7:30am to 9:00am. 610 North 6th. Parking will be tough.

We have a waiting list.
Please cancel if you cannot make it.

PHYSICAL FORM FROM PARENT
FOOD FORM

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MONT LAWN CAMP JUNE 22-27th (MONDAY to SATURDAY) -Poconos church, sport, musical, adventure camp.

We are leaving from the Helping Hand Mission on JUNE 22nd.

We will return on June 27th at about 1pm.

REMINDER: Campers are not able to keep cell phones or snacks in the cabin. If you bring food up it will be fed to the bears.

Vapes, fighting, and bullying can get you sent home early.

Be sure to label clothing if you are worried about it being lost.

Welcome to the Mont Lawn Camp 2026 Season!

 

As we prepare to welcome your Camper, here are some things for you to prepare…  

 

We advise parents to check the weather forecast for the week your child is due to arrive at Mont Lawn Camp. Although it is summertime, the weather can alter from morning to evening in the Pocono Mountains area. Therefore, please pack clothes suitable for the specified weather.

 

DRESS CODE:

We advise parents to help their kids pack – even their teens – so that they bring appropriate attire for Camp. Our policy is the same for both boys and girls.

  • No crop tops or spaghetti straps shirts

  • No revealing tops

  • No inappropriate graphics or images on clothing

  • Shorts must cover the whole bottom (while sitting, standing, or bending)

  • If wearing leggings, bottoms must be covered by a long shirt or sweatshirt

  • Closed toe shoes (sneakers, crocks, etc.) only; no open-toe sandals or slippers for day-to-day use

 

Should we deem a Camper’s attire inappropriate, in accordance with our policies, we will ask the camper to change.

 

ITEMS TO PACK FOR CAMP:

  • Underwear and socks

  • T-shirts

  • Pants

  • Bathing suit

    • For girls, one-piece swimsuits. Bikinis and/or two-piece swimsuits are prohibited

    • For boys, swimming trunks; no swimming briefs

  • Pajamas

  • Jacket and/or sweatshirt for cool weather

  • Raincoat or umbrella

  • A laundry bag or pillowcase for dirty clothes

  • 2 Towels (pool and shower)

  • Toothbrush and toothpaste

  • Brush/ Comb

  • Soap, shampoo and conditioner

  • Flashlight

  • Bible (recommended)

  • Medications (marked and in the original bottle)

  • Sneakers

  • Closed-toed water shoes, crocs (or equivalent) are recommended for showers, lake, and pool area safety and comfort

 

UNWELCOMED ITEMS:

  • Sharp objects such as scissors, blades, needles, and glass (bottles) are prohibited. All necessary art & craft materials are provided for activities

  • Any sharp objects found with a child will be confiscated

  • Refusal to hand in any sharp object could result in camper dismissal.

 

OBJECTS PROHIBITED AT CAMP:

  • Curling irons

  • Alcohol

  • Knives

  • Video games

  • Expensive articles/items

  • Fireworks

  • Explosives

  • Pets

  • Breakables

  • Weapons

  • Duct tape

  • Portable electronics (bluetooth speakers)

  • Excessive jewelry

  • Hazing material of any kind

  • Excessive money

  • Poisonous or illegal substances

  • Smoking products, materials or instruments of any kind – e.g., lighters/matches, tobacco, vaping, marijuana; edibles

 

CELL PHONES:

Camper cell phones will be collected at the beginning of Camp and held in safekeeping. If a Camper is found with a cell phone, we will ask the Camper to turn it in for safekeeping. They will receive their phone at the end of the Camp week. In case of an emergency, calls will be placed from the Camp Office at 570-431-0608.