Your child's health, safety and well-being are our top priority at Camp Sea Gull and Camp Seafarer. Each year, we take time to evaluate our medical protocols and practices using recommendations from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), American Camp Association (ACA), North Carolina State Health and Human Services, Pamlico County Health Department, and from guidance from our Camp Medical Advisory Committee.
Our team of nurses and volunteer physicians stand ready to provide any needed medical response, assistance and support for campers at Sea Gull & Seafarer. They are prepared to respond to many of the common health challenges that occur at camp: infected bug bites, cuts and scrapes, swimmer’s ear, jellyfish stings, cold symptoms, etc. In the event your child visits the Health Center, there is no charge for any routine medical care provided by our Health Team.
Over the summer, the Health Centers are staffed 24 hours a day by registered nurses and onsite volunteer physicians at each Camp. We also consult doctors in the New Bern area as needed in special circumstances and situations.
For additional information and details around health practices or social and emotional health of campers, please visit our Keeping Camp Safe and Healthy page.