Covid 19 Updates/Policies
See our City/County by City/County updates below As of May 18, 2020
Preventative Measures
We are in a unique position to provide risk mitigated programming. Outdoor programming provides:
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Unlimited space to maintain physical distance
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Unlimited fresh air
We will be following recommendations set forth by the state for safety/prevention in addition to any that your local City requires. We anticipate and are committed to the following as a minimum:
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Regular handwashing with soap (every 30 min.)
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6’ separation
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Individualized materials and activity (no sharing of materials unless/until cleaned/sanitized)
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Group size max 10 in applicable areas
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Groups will remain static/stable
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Masks will be recommended (Masks will be required for staff)
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Daily communication/documentation regarding signs/symptoms and potential exposure events that any participants or staff have experienced
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In the event of a participant or staff demonstrating symptoms or exposure to a known person infected we will communicate immediately to all participant families and relevant city staff
In the case of limited space priority enrollment will be provided to:
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Hospital and clinical staff
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Dentists
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Pharmacy staff
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Home health, Elder and Nursing home staff
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Psychologists
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Psychiatrists
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Mental Health counselors
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Developmental disability aides
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First Responders (police, fire, EMT)
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Direct Social Services workers (child care, children's services, public assistance and adult protective services.
Updates on City and States
For any camp that you register for this Summer please be in touch with Parks and Rec about precautionary measures. You can expect, until further notice, that camp procedures will include hand washing, physical distancing, recommendations for mask wearing and non sharing of camp materials. Coyle Outside will be cooperating with your local parks and rec and following state and local guidelines as they evolve. We will continue to update on our approach. Please be patient with our management of these recommendations come Summer.
Oregon Cities - Good News, so far :). Oregon State has committed to opening Summer Camps for 2020. Camp operators have permission to provide programming as of May 15. It is likely that, initially, camps will be limited to 10 campers maximum. Various cities have already opened registration including
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West Linn
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Lake Oswego
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Corvallis (June registration had been suspended and should open now/soon)
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Bend
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Salem
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Sisters
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Newberg
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McMinnville
The following cities have not yet opened for registration
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Wilsonville
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Newport
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Albany
Washington Cities - The state has not made a formal commitment to Summer Camps. The following cities are open for registration and preparing for a Covid adapted Summer Camp season
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Spokane - registration open
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Olympia - registration open
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Bellingham - Cancelled Summer Camps
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Pullman - registration opens June 1
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Renton - registration suspended pending further direction from State
Maryland - The state has not made a formal announcement about Summer Camps. However, several county Parks and Rec have already cancelled for 2020
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Takoma Park - Camps still on schedule and decision to run programs is currently pending
Camp & Registration Info
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Colorado Parks & Rec 2020
(Click Below)
Boulder
Intro to Survival: June 8-12, Ages 6-9
Advanced Survival: June 15-19, Ages 9-14
Girls Earth Skills: July 6-10, Ages 9-14
Durango
Intro to Survival: July 13-17, Ages 6-9
Advanced Survival: July 13-17, Ages 9-13
Grand Junction
Intro to Survival: June 29-July 3, Ages 6-9
Advanced Survival: July 6-10, Ages 9-14
YOUTH/FAMILY Backpacking
Contact us if you have any questions.