Question 1

Is the camp venue a nut-free environment?

Accepted Answer

Yes, the camp venue is strictly a nut-free environment to protect the health and safety of attendees with severe nut allergies. We kindly ask that no nuts or nut-based products be brought onto the premises. This includes snacks, spreads, and any foods that may contain traces of nuts. Thank you for h

Question 2

Are other allergens accommodated?

Accepted Answer

Yes. The catering team are happy to accommodate other dietary needs, just let us know in your form and we’ll work with the venue to ensure your requirements are met.

Question 3

Are all staff DBS checked?

Accepted Answer

Yes. All staff, leaders, and volunteers attending camp hold a valid, up-to-date Enhanced DBS check. Safeguarding is a top priority, and we take every measure to ensure the safety and wellbeing of every young person at camp.

Question 4

Is there a trained first aider on site?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Whitemoor Lakes ensures that a trained first aider is on site at all times. In addition, our camp team includes designated first aiders to provide immediate support if needed. The venue is also equipped with first aid stations and procedures to respond quickly and appropriately to any health co

Question 5

Is there overnight supervision at the camp?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Campers are supervised 24 hours a day, including during the night. Leaders are assigned to each accommodation area and conduct regular checks to ensure everyone’s safety and wellbeing. Our team follows a clear safeguarding policy and remains on-call throughout the night to respond to any needs

Question 6

Can campers use mobile phones during camp?

Accepted Answer

Mobile phones are not permitted during services, workshops, or group activities to help maintain focus and respect the atmosphere. Campers may use their phones during designated downtime only. We encourage campers to be fully present and engage with the experience and their peers.

Question 7

How is medication handled at camp?

Accepted Answer

All medication is to be handed over to the dorm leader upon arrival. Dorm leaders are responsible for storing and administering medication as instructed by parents or guardians. This ensures safe and consistent handling throughout the camp. Please clearly label all medication and provide written ins

CAMP 2K25

More events from Church of God of Prophecy

Discover more events from Church of God of Prophecy, from Spirituality to other experiences you might love.

CAMP 2K25

More events from Church of God of Prophecy

Discover more events from Church of God of Prophecy, from Spirituality to other experiences you might love.

More Spirituality events

Browse more Spirituality events with different dates, prices, and formats to find your next great experience.