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Q2. What if My Camper Can't Swim?
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We have many campers with no previous swimming experience. All pools are professionaly staffed with lifeguards and our counselors provide assessment, instruction and additional watchful eyes. Lifejackets are required to be worn when necessary. Each camper will be assessed on their swim level the first time they enter our pools. From there, that will determine if they need a life jacket in specific areas of our pool. We have a color coded wristband system to constantly monitor the level of our campers when in the pool area.
Q2. What if My Camper Can't Swim?
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Q3. What Does Good Times Do When it Rains?
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Even the occasional rainy day can't dampen the Good Times' spirit. If the inclement weather is not severe, activities such as bingo, crafts, board games and interactive games on our large projector based video systems await under our huge all purpose tent or activity rooms. Good Times also has relationships with several local entertainment attractions (Movie Theatre, Bowling Alley, Arcade, Indoor Sports Complex, Etc.) for spontaneous Field Trips if the weather ever becomes too severe to stay at camp.
Q3. What Does Good Times Do When it Rains?
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Upon registration you have the opportunity to make us aware of your campers medical history. This will be kept confidential between appropriate Good Times Staff. If necessary we can schedule a meeting to discuss making accommodations to meet your campers needs. We do have a health supervisor who is able to provide medication throughout the camp day.
Q6. What if My Camper Has a Medical Condition?
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Q6. What if My Camper Has a Medical Condition?
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All Staff go through an extensive fingerprint based background check through the Department of Justice. This is facilitated alongside the Wisconsin Department of Children and Families.
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All Counselors are trained in First Aid and CPR in addition to an extensive 24 hour counselor orientation.