1. The Bayview Glen Camp (BVG) 2025 camp season begins on Monday, June 30 and ends on Friday, August 15. The regular camp day runs from 9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m., Monday to Friday.

2. A Camper Application Form must be completed for each child online.

3. At time of registration we require a $500 deposit per camper and accept Visa or Mastercard.

4. The application process includes a Camper Information form and a Medical Information form, which must be completed in full. Space is limited and applications will be accepted in the order they are received.

5. Parents agree that BVG can collect, use, disclose and retain personal information as set out in The BVG Privacy Pledge. BVG’s Privacy Pledge and your consent apply to all the personal and financial information provided.

6. The Director reserves the right to refuse enrolment to a camper or family if, in her opinion, it is in the best interest of the camp.

7. Campers will not be admitted to camp until the balance of fees is paid for the specific period. Please choose one of the following methods of payment: (a) A deposit with the balance being charged May 1, 2025 (b) A deposit and monthly payments by credit card Visa, through May 15, 2025. (c) Payment in full. (Fees for campers registered after May 1st must be paid in full upon registration.)

8. Camp fees include lunches, snacks and the regular camp program. Day Camp fees are not subject to H.S.T.

10. The camp reserves the right to delay departures / hold our campers and staff safely indoors during severe inclement weather.

11. Written permission from parents is required for a camper to be dropped by the bus without adult supervision. Children must be at least ten years of age and parents must accept responsibility for making adequate provision for the child’s protection and care under the circumstances.

12. There will be no changes to the usual transportation arrangements, such as early pick-ups, bus changes, etc.,

13. Children who are leaving camp by car must be picked up at their regular dismissal time (3:40 to 4:00 p.m.). Children who are not picked up on time will be brought to after-care. For children picked up after this time, there will be a charge of $20 per child for the after-care service.

16. Extensions: Parents of children who are not registered for the full 7-weeks of camp may, if space is available, extend their child’s stay. There is no guarantee that space will be available to accommodate enrolment extensions. The cost of the additional session will be based on the cost of that specific additional session as outlined in the fee schedule.

17. Cancellation Policy: Your deposit and any payments made are refundable upon receipt of written notice received prior to May 1, 2025. In the event of cancellation, we do not apply deposits or fees to siblings.

18. Refund Policy: Individual days missed for any reason cannot be refunded. Similarly, missed days cannot be made up. Refunds are only possible in the case of illness of more than three consecutive camp days, subject to the conditions of our Medical Tuition Refund Insurance Policy below. No other refunds are possible.

19. Optional Medical Tuition Refund Insurance Policy: Medical Tuition Refund Insurance is available at the time of enrolment for a premium of $10 per week. This insurance covers against the possibility that a camper must withdraw from camp due to illness or injury. If a camper is absent from camp for more than three consecutive camp days, the plan will provide a proportional refund of camp fees for those days in excess of the three days. Refund requests must be made in writing to the Camp Administration and must be accompanied by a written confirmation from the child’s Doctor. Refunds will be processed before the last business day of September. Refunds are no longer made after May 1, 2025 unless insurance has been purchased. If coverage is desired, please check the space provided on the Camper Application Form and add the correct premium to your deposit.

20. Camper Health Information and Consent Forms are required prior to your child’s first day at camp. These forms must be completed by the parent or guardian and received by the Camp prior to June 15, 2025, or upon registration if after that date. No child will be permitted to participate in camp activities without a fully completed Health Form.

21. It is the responsibility of Parents to notify the Camp Office of any changes to the information required and provided at the time of enrolment. This includes such things as changes to a child’s physical or emotional health, parent’s marital status, change of address, any phone number or emergency contact.

22. The Camp is entitled to assume that the emergency contact/alternate pickup information (“designated individuals”) provided in the Camper Information Form is acceptable to both parents unless a parent expressly advises the Camp in writing that they decline or withdraw their permission in respect of any designated individual. Parents are responsible for communicating this and all other relevant information to the other parent. Parents are responsible for providing the Camp with any court orders or other legal documents that a parent asserts limits the parental rights of the other parent. In asking the Camp to rely on any such documentation the requesting parent is thereby agreeing to release, indemnify and hold harmless the Camp from any claims by the other parent as a result of the Camp acting upon such directives. In the absence of appropriate legal documentation, where there is any dispute or conflict between parents as to permissible designated individuals, the Camp shall only accept persons as designated individuals who are mutually agreed between the parents. In the event that parents are unable or unwilling to efficiently and clearly identify designated individuals to the Camp and facilitate pick-up, drop-off and other arrangements, the Director may, at her sole discretion, determine that the Camper’s session be terminated, with or without advance notice. In such cases there shall be no reimbursement of fees.

23. While every reasonable effort is made to safeguard campers’ belongings, the camp will not be held responsible for the loss of, or damage to campers’ belongings while at camp. This includes, but is not limited to: eyeglasses, retainers, hearing aids, ear plugs, clothing, etc.

24. Campers are expected to demonstrate basic respect for the dignity and rights of others. The Director reserves the right to implement an established process and/or suspend and/or terminate the stay of any camper, without refund, who violates the camper Code of Conduct based on the following guidelines: zero tolerance of physical or psychological abuse/ bullying; respect for camp property and the property of others; behavior that requires supervision beyond a reasonable level.

25. For the wellbeing of everyone at camp, it is understood that if a camper has chronic or unforeseen behavioural issues he/she may require additional supervision in order to safely remain at camp. If, in the opinion of the Director, a camper requires extra supervision, and it is reasonable and possible for the camp to provide this extra supervision, it is understood that this additional cost must be assumed by the Parents.

26. The Director reserves the right to terminate the stay of any camper if in the opinion of the Director it is in the best interest of either the child or the camp. In such an event, it is understood that at the discretion of the Director, one of the following will apply: no refund; a proportionate refund. According to our administrative schedule, and refunds will be processed before the last business day in September.

27. Parents agree to assume financial responsibility for any and all damages intentionally caused by their child to camp property and/or the property of others.

28. Parents agree to allow their child(ren) to participate in all camp activities, camp overnights and in any supervised activities or trips not on camp property.

29. Every effort is made to hire competent, experienced activity specialists for each activity promoted in our brochure. However, the list of activities is subject to change based on our ability to recruit and hire qualified specialists. Should it not be possible to offer a particular activity, we will attempt to find a comparable alternative.

30. Parents consent to the use by BVG of their registered camper in camp photographs, videos and news/promotional media.

31. In case of emergency, parents agree to give camp officials the authority to act on their behalf and in the best interest of their child(ren).

32. I/we agree to release and indemnify BVG from any and all claims for damages arising as a result of any accident, injury, or otherwise sustained by the herein named child arising from participation in any camp activities.

33. I/we hereby apply for registration for the herein-named child for the camping services indicated in this application after informing myself through BVG's marketing materials (i.e. website, or phone call).