Eligibility

	Campers Boys and Girls ages 9 through 12 years old on December 31, 2007 You do not need to be a member of 4H to go to camp.
	Counselors Ladies & Gentlemen ages 14 through 18 years old on December 31, 2007 You must submit an application and be interviewed for a position. Non members will be required to join 4H as an independent member. You must continue to meet the 4-H eligibility requirements at the time of camp.
	Youth Director Ladies & Gentlemen ages 16 through 18 years old on December 31, 2007 Must have 4H camp counselor experience. You must continue to meet the 4-H eligibility requirements at the time of camp.
	Adult Advisors & Chaperones At least 21 years of age at the time of camp and registered as a leader in the OC 4-H program

The Required Paperwork

	Registration for Summer Camp is due at the 4-H office by July 1, 2008.
	Medical treatment Form

Costs

	$265.00 Tentitive payable to Orange County 4-H Council by July 1, 2008 (Non-Refundable) Please read our cancellation policy Round trip transportation between Orange County Fairgrounds and Camp Conrad-Chinook. Camp T-Shirt (You must register by July 1st to get a shirt) Camp Photo Arts & Craft Supplies Meals & Lodging for 5 nights
	Scholarships are available.

Facilities

	We currently use the facilities of Camp Conrad-Chinnock.   Operated by Diabetic Youth Services, Inc.  The camp is located 7,000 feet above sea level in the Barton Flats Recreation Area within the San Bernardino Mountains and is accredited by the American Camping Association. You can send mail to your child at: (Please keep in mind that if you mail something after Tuesday if probably will not arrive at camp on time) Orange County 4-H Camp Camp Conrad-Chinnock 4700 Jenks Lake RD, East Angelus Oaks,  CA  92305
	Meals are provided by staff employed at Camp Conrad-Chinnock.
	Transportation Campers: We charter two, 47 passenger luxury coaches contracted through Coach USA of Long Beach, Ca. (round trip) between the Orange County Fair Grounds and camp.  Please be at the 4-H office by 8:00 to get checked in and get your luggage on the bus. The bus will depart Monday morning at 9:00 a.m. and return again on Saturday afternoon about 2:30 p.m. Parents are welcome to deliver their campers directly to camp if they wish. Please call the 4-H office and let the staff know what your plans are so the bus is not waiting for you. Do not arrive at camp before noon. If you need to pick up your camper early. please call the OCCE 4-H office (714-708-1606) to make the arrangements. If you plan to pick up your camper at the end of camp, (or sooner) please call the OCCE 4-H office (714-708-1606) to make the arrangements. Please arrive no later than 10 a.m. on Saturday.  Anyone still on site when the bus gets ready to depart will be put on the bus. Counselors and Adults are responsible for their own transportation.  (University policy does not allow 4-H members under the age of 18 to transport other 4-H members to official functions.) Parking at camp in minimal.  Carpooling is recommended. If someone is picking you up at end of camp, they should arrive no later that noon on Saturday. Directions to camp Conrad-Chinook from Orange County  (Do not use  the 210 / 330 to go to Big Bear Lake.  It will take you about two hours out of your way.) Take Interstate 10 East towards Banning After passing Highway 30, exit to Orange Ave.  Turn Left Travel about a half mile and turn right on Lugonia Street (Highway 38) Stay on Highway 38 for about 28 miles go past the Jinks Lake West turn off. About a half mile past the Barton Flats Ranger Station turn right at Jinks Lake East. Follow Jinks Lake East for about a mile or so.  Look for the Camp Conrad-Chinnock sign on the right side of the road. The road is unpaved and in rather poor condition.
	Cabins (12 cabins with 12 beds in each) Counselor Junior Counselor Up to 8 Campers Adult Chaperone

Emergencies

	If a situation should arise that requires you contact you son or daughter at camp we ask that you please call the OCCE 4-H office (714-708-1612).
	Phones are not available for campers to call home.

Staff / Leadership

	Camp Committee Chairperson Jenny Houtz
	Adult Co-Directors Marilyn Milligan and Ron Bartels.  Both have been involved in this program for over 14 years.
	Two youth Directors that are responsible for planning as well as the day to day operation of the camp.
	One Counselor, Junior Counselor and Adult chaperone for each cabin.
	Medical (licensed health professional) Youth are not permitted to have any medication with them in their cabin.  All medications should be checked-in with the UC staff along with a medical treatment form describing how the medications is to be administered.  All medications will be administered by the camp RN.
	Arts & Crafts Leader
	Archery range master
	Lifeguard (always accredited and over 18 years of age)

Program

	Arts & Crafts
	Nature
	Swimming
	Hiking
	Canoeing
	Archery
	Special Theme Days
	Campfires
	Music & Games
	Dances
	Fishing

Daily Schedule

	Established Mealtimes (Meals are prepared by resident Camp Conrad-Chinnock staff)
	Three scheduled activity periods Swimming Art & Crafts Nature & Hiking Games Archery
	Daily Showers
	Rest Times
	Campfire or Dance

Vendor List

	Camp Photo (1984) Burgess Photographic 36930 Old Mill Creek Rd., Mountain Home Village, Ca 92359 909-794-1096
	Bus Transportation (Round Trip) (1997) Coach USA, Long Beach, Ca.
	Facilities (1998) Diabetic Youth Services, Inc Camp Conrad-Chinnock
	Camp t-shirts (2000) Roger Peterson Design 1490 W Walnut Pkwy., Rancho Dominguez CA. Phone 562-531-2400

Supporters

	Bank of America
	Kajima Construction Services
	Orange County Market Place
	Orange County 4-H Council
	Summer Camp Youth Staff
	Summer Camp Adult Staff
	Fullerton Feeders Breeders & Seeders 4-H Club
	Yorba Linda Cloverleaf 4-H Club