Camp Tanager Day, Overnight and Seasonal Camp Programs
COVID Guidelines, Protocol, and FAQ’s (Updated: 12/01/2020)
Camp Tanager values the health and safety of our campers and staff members above all other priorities. Camp Tanager will follow CDC (Centers for Disease Control and Prevention) and Iowa Department of Health COVID safety recommendations, which continue to evolve. Camp administrators will determine, in collaboration with state and local health officials any adjustments needed to meet the unique needs and circumstances of the community. The information posted here will be revised as recommendations are updated. We appreciate your flexibility and understanding.
Please review the following guidelines. If you choose to participate in any program or event at Camp Tanager, these guidelines must be followed. Any violation of these guidelines may result in an early dismissal from Camp Tanager.
Camp Tanager is following the proper protocol to ensure camper and staff safety:
What is the refund policy if a camp is cancelled?
What is the refund policy if a camper is sick or in quarantine two weeks prior to camp?
What is the refund policy if a camper has to leave camp early due to COVID-19?
What precautions are in place before my child, family or myself arrives?
What can we do as campers before arriving?
Should my camper bring their own hand sanitizer and masks?
What happens if just before coming to camp a camper has symptoms, is a close contact, or has a COVID-19 test?
What will be the same and what will be different from other summers?
What happens if a Camp Tanager staff member gets COVID-19?
What will happen if a camper is exposed to someone with COVID-19?
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