No, we provide all bedding and pillows.

Yes, we issue camp shorts, t-shirts, and underwear for the children to wear. We do laundry onsite daily. You are welcome to send underwear with your child. Please mark the inside with their name in permanent marker.

No, unfortunately, we have set activities & field trips that your visit might interfere with. In addition, your visit may make your camper and other campers home sick.

You will be notified of any illness. If it is something simple, our 24/7 nurses can help at camp, otherwise, you may have to come pick up your child.

Camp is not the place to stop using the medication the doctor has prescribed. Our nurse will dispense medications to the children as prescribed.

Please make sure allergies are listed on the form you fill out for camp. In addition, please remind the counselor at Clinic that your child has food allergies.

Please email us at info@freshairhometybee.org as soon as you know so that we can fill the spot with a child on our waitlist.

• Counselors are on duty at all times

• Certified Medical Personnel on staff

• Certified lifeguard on duty

• CPR and First Aid certified staff

• All staff are background checked

• Small camper to counselor ratio

• Health Department “A” rated kitchen and staff

• Buildings are Fire Marshall inspected

Food Allergies & Dietary Concerns Statement 

We are dedicated to helping campers stay safe and healthy during their time at The Fresh Air Home. Our goal is to provide healthy, nutritious, and flavorful foods to all camp participants. We are not an allergen free facility, but will attempt to work with each family based on the child's individual needs. Families should be aware that the posed risk of allergen exposure is similar to a restaurant, and we cannot guarantee that any of our prepared meals are completely safe for campers with food allergies. If your camper requires a special diet, please contact our team at freshairhomereg@gmail.com at the time of registration to discuss your needs. 

*Any child that requires an epi-pen in case of emergencies needs to provide the epi-pen to our nurse at the time of camp drop off. 

*Due to health code violations, The Fresh Air Home is not allowed to accept any outside food. 

*Food is prepared in large batches for each meal feeding over 100 campers and counselors. We cannot prepare separate meals for accommodating food allergies and sensitivities. 

Gluten Free - We are not a gluten free facility and do not provide gluten free meals. When available, we will offer a gluten free alternative. Ie. corn tortilla for tacos 

Vegetarian - A vegetarian diet is one that excludes meat, poultry, and seafood, and is made up of mostly plant-based foods. Vegetarian diets can include eggs and/or milk. We do not offer vegetarian options, however we will do our best to make accommodations such as providing a peanut butter sandwich instead of a ham sandwich. 

Vegan - A vegan diet is one that excludes any foods that come from animals, including dairy products, eggs, honey, meat, seafood, poultry, and animal by-products like gelatin or rennet. We do not offer vegan meal options. 

Dairy Free - If your child has a dairy sensitivity and needs Lactaid supplements, the camp nurse will need to be notified. Lactaid supplements wll need to be given to the nurse at the time of drop off. We do not provide lactose free dairy products. We provide pasteurized milk products. 

Peanut and/or Tree Nut Free and Shellfish - We are not a nut free or shellfish free facility and we can not guarantee that there will not be any cross contamination of food products.