Pet Policy
It is the policy of Living Waters Bible Camp that Guests are not allowed to bring pets to camp. There are a few exceptions which will be addressed within this policy.
Why pets are not allowed at camp:
- Not all people appreciate the company of a pet.
- Some people are scared of certain animals.
- Some people have severe allergies to animals.
- Not all pets behave well enough.
- Pets can be a distraction to a camper’s overall experience.
Summer Camps Pick-up/Drop off:
- We recommend not bringing pets since camp is not prepared to accommodate them.
- If you need to bring a pet (I.e., going somewhere else with your pet after dropping off your camper)
- Please leave pet in vehicle as much as possible.
- Pets are not allowed in the parking lot nor in any buildings at camp.
- Pets are required to be monitored by their owner.
- Please use the area behind the camp sign by the maintenance building for pet bathroom area.
- If the pet exits the vehicle they must be on a leash.
- Please clean up after the pet.
Overnight Guests/Summer Campers:
- Please do not bring pet to camp if you are involved in a camp event.
- Pets are not allowed to stay at camp overnight.
If an overnight Guest brings a pet:
- Pets are not allowed to stay overnight in any buildings at camp. The owner will need to make arrangements with a local kennel or make other arrangements for their pet to stay off camp during their stay. Any cost will be the responsibility of the animal owner.
- If you unable to find a place for the pet, then the pet needs to go home.
Exceptions to the Policy:
- Service Pets: Pets must be wearing their service vest and on a leash.
- Medical Service Pets: Pets may be approved on a case-by-case basis.
- They should be on a leash and stay with the owner.
- They could be allowed in a building depending on the circumstances.
- Note: All exceptions must be approved by the Executive Director