Policies & Standards

Dress Standards

Clothing should be modest and appropriate in fit and style. Shorts and skirts should be knee-length. Please don't wear sleeveless, strapless, backless, revealing, or form-fitting clothing. Shirts and tops should be long enough to cover the stomach and lower back. Shoes should be worn in all public areas. All guests should avoid extremes in clothing, appearance and hairstyle.

All camp guests will be asked to abide by the standards of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. This includes high standards of moral character, honesty, respect for personal and property rights, obeying the law, living the law of chastity, high standards of taste and decency, and dietary laws of abstaining from alcoholic beverages, tobacco, tea, coffee, and drug abuse.

Responsibilities and Insurance

The nature of a high mountain camp environment presents some inherent risks including bad weather, hazardous terrain, and some potentially high-risk activities. We suggest you carefully supervise your children at all times and use caution and common sense as you hike, fish, and use Aspen Grove facilities.

By participating in Aspen Grove programs and activities, you assume all risk of any loss or injury. If you have health conditions that may affect your ability to participate in programs and activities, we suggest you seek your doctor's advice before attending camp. You are also urged to procure appropriate medical, personal injury, and property damage insurance coverage prior to your arrival in camp.

The ropes course is one of our most popular activities. Because of its height, those participating must wear provided safety helmets, follow posted rules, and have their harness securely attached to the cables. Our trained ropes course staff must be present at any ropes course activity.