Health and Safety

Health and Wellness

Each camp session finds a certified medical staff in place in accordance with Boy Scouts of America's NCAP standards. Our Council Physician is available 24/7 in the event of a more serious accident or injury. Camp Orr medical staff will dispense daily medications, treat minor illnesses and injuries and manage the Camp's health center.

In addition to our full medical staff on duty each session, Camp Orr goes to great lengths to ensure that all of its staff is properly trained in necessary areas. We maintain or exceed the mandatory number of staff required to be certified in CPR/AED and First Aid. In addition, all lifeguards and aquatics staff are mandated to become certified.

If you have questions regarding our Health or Safety programs, or if you are interested in medical staff opportunities at Camp Orr, please contact Christian Swaim at christian.swaim@scouting.org.

THE NATIONAL CAMP ACCREDITATION PROGRAM

The purpose of the BSA’s National Camp Accreditation Program (NCAP) is to help councils elevate camps to new levels of excellence in delivering Scouting’s promise to youth . Councils will engage in rigorous review of camps and properties, continuous improvement, and correction or elimination of substandard practices .

Since the inception of the program, Camp Orr has continually met or exceeded all required standards for a safe camping experience.

Camp Orr High Adventure Base has

PROUDLY

earned the title of being a

Nationally Accredited Camp

every year since the program began.

Camp ORR High Adventure Base

We Take The Health and Safety of Our Campers Seriously!

Campers Are Our Priority

Health and Wellness