The Bureau of Public Health Protection permits and inspects overnight, day, and travel camps to ensure compliance with Subpart 7-2 of the New York State Sanitary Code.
Children's camps are inspected at least twice each season. These inspections cover the credentialing and training of camp staff, adequate supervision, fire safety and facilities design, as well as activities and trips. Swimming pools, bathing beaches, spray grounds, and food service operated within a children’s camp are included under the children’s camp permit and are also part of the camp’s annual inspection by the Bureau.
Pursuant to Suffolk County Resolution 589-2005, the most recent children's camp inspection reports are posted below.
Children Camp Inspections
Each overnight, day and travel children's camp is inspected to make sure that they are in compliance with the provisions of State Sanitary Code, Subpart 7-2 Children’s Camps and Laws of Suffolk County Chapter 260 Defibrillators Article II Use in Camps. Children's camps must be inspected twice yearly by this Unit with at least one inspection made during the time the camp is in operation. Children's camp regulations cover staff credentials and supervision, health, safety, swimming, overnight and day trips, sports and activities, fire safety, facilities design & location, staff training, and food safety. Pursuant to Suffolk County Resolution 589-2005, the most recent children's camp inspection report is posted on this site.
Children's Camp Inspection Reports