Louisiana camp licensing requirements.

Who licenses day camps and overnight camps in Louisiana, under which rules, and who is exempt. Last checked November 2, 2026.

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Day camps and overnight camps in Louisiana

Camp typeWhat the state asksIn short
Day campsState permitThe Sanitary Code treats a day camp as an organized campsite, and campsites need a permit from the state health officer.Source: Title 51 Public Health―Sanitary Code (Louisiana Administrative Code), Louisiana Division of Administration, Office of the State Register. Checked November 2, 2026.
Overnight campsState permitA resident camp is a campsite with living or sleeping quarters, and campsites need a permit from the state health officer.Source: Title 51 Public Health―Sanitary Code (Louisiana Administrative Code), Louisiana Division of Administration, Office of the State Register. Checked November 2, 2026.

Who oversees camps in Louisiana

AgencyWhat it does
State health officer, Louisiana Department of Health, Office of Public HealthIssues campsite permits and may enter and inspect campsites to enforce the Sanitary Code.Source: Title 51 Public Health―Sanitary Code (Louisiana Administrative Code), Louisiana Division of Administration, Office of the State Register. Checked November 2, 2026.

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We read each source above on an official government site on November 2, 2026. Each fact links to the page it came from.

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