All medications have to be kept at the Health Hut and administered by a nurse. No medications can be kept in camper cabins. This includes over-the-counter (OTC) medications, vitamins, supplements, and melatonin.
We cannot administer ANY daily medications (prescription or over-the-counter) that have not been packaged as required in our Medication Policy outlined below and explained in even greater detail on our Details/FAQ page (will be updated in the spring).
Regularly scheduled medications are dispensed by our nurses at breakfast, lunch, dinner, and bedtime. If your daughter requires medication at another time in the day, please contact our Medication Director, , before camp to discuss your daughter’s needs.
If your daughter does not HAVE to take medications while she is at camp, please DO NOT send them. Most campers would rather not stand in line during meals or before bed to receive them.
If your daughter ends up needing medication while she is at camp, our camp doctor will prescribe it for her, and we will fill it through our local pharmacy.
Please talk with your daughter before camp and discuss the plan for her medications, especially if the schedule or specific medications will be different than what she is used to taking at home. Campers do much better when they know what to expect!
ALL MEDICATIONS that are NECESSARY for your daughter to take or use at camp must be:
This policy applies to ALL medications that a camper will take or use at camp and includes nasal sprays, daily inhalers, eye drops, over-the-counter (OTC) medicines, vitamins, supplements, melatonin, allergy drops, nutritional supplements, etc. We cannot accept ANY medications that are not filled and packaged as required.
Use our local pharmacy Whitley Drugs. This option works best for camp as it allows our nurses to have the medication ready for dispensing before your daughter arrives. It will also reduce the amount of time you spend in camp on Opening Day, as you will NOT need to check medications in with nurses at that time.
We will provide information on how to fill your medications with Whitley Drugs in the spring.
Use a pharmacy of your choice that provides a packaging service, and bring daily medications with you to camp in approved blister packs. You can see photos of required blister packs and review a list of pharmacies that package medications in blister packs (will be updated for 2025 in the spring).
We will provide information on how to fill your medications with your local pharmacy in the spring.