Primitive camp definition
Primitive camp means a camp where places of abode, water supply system, or permanent toilet and cooking facilities are not usually provided.
Primitive camp means any camp site which in no way provides for any major artificial change from the natural surroundings such as central food service, sewage treatment facilities, or housing. Primitive camps may be held on youth camp property which provides facilities for resident camping such as housing or food service.
Primitive camp means an organized camp established for tent camping only.
More Definitions of Primitive camp
Primitive camp means a camp where places of abode, water supply system, or permanent toilet and cooking facilities are not usually provided. “Programmatic experience" means time spent working directly with children in a group that is located away from the child's home. Work time shall be computed on the basis of full-time work experience during the period prescribed or equivalent work time over a longer period. Experience settings may include a child day program, family day home, child day center, boys and girls club, field placement, elementary school, or a faith-based organization.
Primitive camp means a camp where places of abode, water supply system, or