You can go to your primary care or any other doctor who is able to complete the physical for your child to complete this form. If your insurance does not allow for a physical in the time you need it, you can get a sports physical from a pharmacy. The physical must be within 24 months of the first day of your camper's session. This is a requirement of our childcare license and our American Camp Association Accreditation.
Allergies and dietary restrictions are collected through CampInTouch forms and Formstack registrations. Our camp staff review Health History information prior to each session to account for all allergies. All dietary information is then shared with food service staff. It is best practice to complete your camper’s health information early so camp staff are prepared to help accommodate your camper’s needs. If you do not input the allergy/dietary information on the form by the deadline date listed in your CampInTouch account, the staff will not be prepared for your child’s dietary needs. At our overnight camps (Tomahawk Ranch and Sky High Ranch), we are ‘nut aware.’ This means that although we are not entirely nut free, we can accommodate campers with nut allergies. Feel free to contact camp for further information regarding food service & dietary/allergy information.
Girl Scouts of Colorado is committed to the health and safety of every individual who participates in a camp program. Our camp leadership teams are continuing to closely monitor the latest information and guidance regarding the spread of communicable diseases including that of COVID-19. The CDP indicates steps taken to help mitigate the spread of illnesses. Our plan is designed around the requirements and advice from the state of Colorado, health department, childcare licensing, Alliance for Camp Health, and the American Camp Association.