Allergy Awareness

LINX Camps is a PEANUT and TREE NUT FREE, to create a safe environment for all campers and staff.

All food provided by LINX Camps is nut free. Read food allergy information pertaining to LINX Lunch Box at Dana Hall

All food brought from home by staff and campers is required to be nut free. Soy butter and sunflower butter are allowed. If you pack a lunch containing soy butter or sunflower butter, please label the item(s) so that counselors can easily identify the food.

We ask that all camp families please respect this safety concern. Thank you for your support and cooperation!

Please know: LINX Camps' counselors engage campers in a daily, lunchtime safety check to review all packed lunch items. If a camper has peanuts or tree nuts, or items manufactured in a facility that also processes peanuts or tree nuts, in his or her lunch, the item will be removed. As appropriate, a substitute item or meal will be provided. Parents will be notified about the incident and a $20.00 fee will be applied to the family's account for the first instance. Any subsequent incidents will result in a $50.00 fee.

Additional Information:

• Snack and lunch time are closely supervised.
• Counselors are informed as to which campers have allergies, and to which foods (nuts, dairy, eggs, etc.)
• We provide a morning to all of our campers each day. Should you want to provide an alternative snack for your child please consider sending them with one of our allergy safe snack suggestions.
• Campers are not permitted to share or exchange food.
• Epi-Pens are kept WITH the camper's counselor at all times, and all staff members are trained on how to properly administer an Epi-Pen.
• We employ CPR & First Aid Certified Staff all locations.
• We have a full-time, registered Nurse on our team for the entire camp season.