More Fun Facts! Just over 8 weeks and counting!

General Information about Heber Valley Camp

• No air horns allowed. Heber Valley Camp uses air horns for emergency signals.

• Camp is closed Sundays. No camp activities will be scheduled.

• Each cabin can sleep up to 16 people (8 bunk beds). A minimum of 2 young women leaders are
required in each cabin.

• Church service missionary couples will act as missionary camp hosts for each camp.

• Food and supplies may be transported to camp in private vehicles. After unloading, drivers will
be asked to park in one of the remote parking areas for the duration of camp.

• The altitude at camp is 7,500-10,000 feet.

• Weather on the mountain varies greatly. Be prepared. This is a mountain camp. There are ticks, snakes, stinging nettle, bees, and other mountain insects and plants. There are deer, mountain lion, bear, moose and elk. Although the mountain trails are marked, they are rough trails. When on the trails be alert and observe safe hiking practices.

• Nails, screws, tape, tacks and staples are not permitted for use in or on cabins, buildings, signs or
vegetation. You may bring pushpins to use on bulletin boards available in each cabin and
pavilion. Magnets may also be brought to hang items on metal cabin doors.

• Preserve natural vegetation. Do not pick wildflowers or foliage.

• Water conservation is encouraged. Water fights are not permitted.

• Please protect tables when doing crafts and finger nails.

• No pets are allowed.

• No hammocks.

• Pranks are not allowed.

• No helium balloons or chalk fights.