Policies & Resources

Camp Hebron's mission is to cultivate a sanctuary where people connect with God, nature and each other. To honor that purpose and the Anabaptist/Mennonite tradition upon which Camp Hebron was founded and remains affiliated, we ask that all guests honor Biblical standards of conduct during their stay with us.

We trust you will find your visit refreshing and enjoyable. The following guidelines are designed to maintain a safe and relaxing environment for all our guests. Please be respectful of others and treat them as you would like to be treated.

Alcohol is not permitted. Guests who violate this policy will be asked to leave and will not be refunded.
Check-In & Check-Out:
Normal check-in time is 6pm and check-out time is 10am, except for the campground. Campground check-in is at 2 pm and check-out time is 11am. Camp Hebron reserves the right to modify this based on usage of facilities.
Camp Hebron is a family-oriented atmosphere that purposes to honor God by maintaining a Biblical standard of conduct. All guests are asked to behave in a manor that is honoring of our Christian values.
Keep doors and windows closed when heat or air conditioners are on and turn off fans and lights when leaving rooms.
Illegal drugs, firearms, or explosives are not permitted on Camp Hebron property. We reserve the right to expel guests who violate these conditions.
Camp Hebron assumes no responsibility to offer medical care for rental guests. Basic first-aid or CPR may be offered pending the availability of a qualified individual. In the event of a medical emergency, 911 emergency services will be called. Please inform the host immediately if medical services have been called so that we may assist in directing emergency personnel to the building. An after-hours emergency number is posted on the office bulletin board.
Fires must be supervised by adults and built only in designated areas. Please extinguish fire completely after use. In dry seasons fires may be restricted or prohibited.
Meals in Sylvan View and Breezewood Inn are typically served buffet-style at 8am, 12pm, and 5pm. Shoes are required in all dining facilities and guests are not permitted in the kitchen area. We appreciate guests not taking meals into rooms and request that food or beverages in Sylvan View and Hillside Villa rooms be kept to a minimum. Please return all camp dishes to the dining room when finished with them and take care not to leave crumbs or portions of uneaten food lying around.
Use modesty in attire and behavior at all times while on camp. Men are required to wear a shirt in all public areas, except at the pool or sand volleyball courts. Females are to refrain from wearing a two-piece bathing suit, belly shirt, short shorts, or revealing clothing.

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Please respect all wildlife. Woodland animals are untamed and can be dangerous. Feeding wildlife is prohibited. Please do not pick plants or flowers, carve wood, or break branches from live trees. We work hard to keep camp beautiful!
The natural environment may present other hazards. Snakes, mostly non-poisonous, are prevalent and black bears visit several times a year. Guests are asked to wear proper footwear and use appropriate caution when walking trails and enjoying nature.
Guests are not permitted to bring pets on camp property.
Quiet time is to be observed between 11pm and 7am daily.
We encourage guests to take a break from the radio, TV, and video games while at camp. Guests choosing to use these devices are asked to keep the volume low or use headphones.
Smoking is discouraged at Camp Hebron. All buildings, including the campground bathhouse, the pool area, lake deck, nature center, and the barn are smoke free.
Cigarette butts are considered litter and should be disposed of safely in trash receptacles.
We are concerned for the safety of all children and ask that parents maintain responsibility for supervising their children at all times.
Camp towels are not intended for use at the pool or lake.
Blankets and other linens to remain in guest rooms.
We encourage guests to park vehicles upon arrival and use only when necessary.
Regarding riding in open-bed pickup trucks, PA State law reads as follows: “An open-bed pickup truck or open flatbed truck may not be driven at a speed of more than 35 miles per hour if any person is occupying the bed of the truck. (b) Children. (1) Such a truck may not be driven at any speed if a child less than 18 years of age is occupying the bed of the truck or trailer.” On Camp Hebron grounds, ANYONE in the bed of a truck must be seated on the truck bed!
For your safety, avoid walking on Camp Hebron Road. Ask for a trail map for alternate routes around camp.