July 29th - august 2nd | ages 12-19

On the first day of camp, all campers must be signed in by the adult (parent,
guardian, pastor, youth pastor, etc.) responsible for their transportation to and from camp. On the last day of camp, all campers must be signed out by the same adult, or a parent/guardian. If the camper is to be released into the care of another adult, that adult must have a written permission slip that has been signed from the camper’s parent/guardian.

Check-in Time: 11 am – 1 pm  (No lunch provided on Monday, so please eat in advance)

Check-out Time: 8:00 am – 10:00 am 

Campers will receive three meals per day included in their registration fee.  In addition, campers may purchase drinks, food, and snacks from the Snack Shack.  

No cash will be accepted at the Snack Shack.  Upon arrival at camp, the camper may purchase a Wristband and load it with a desired amount.  This wristband will be used to purchase snacks, and act as a credit card. This helps prevent campers from losing money. 

For the safety of our campers, all medication must be turned in to the Camp Nurse upon check-in.  This includes all prescription and OTC medication.

1. All those attending camp must remain on campgrounds at all times.
2. All vehicles must be parked at the beginning of camp and not driven without the permission of the camp director.
3. All those attending camp must be in the cabins at the designated times.
4. Those attending camp must respect all camp leaders.
5. Anyone destroying camp equipment will be required to pay for that equipment.
6. Tobacco, vapes, alcohol, or drugs are not permitted on the campgrounds. (All prescription drugs and OTC drugs must be turned in to the camp nurse upon arrival.)
7. Campers are not permitted to have cellphones. They may be either kept in their vehicle or turned in to the camp director to store in a temperature controlled environment until the end of camp. 
8. Fireworks, pocket knives, firearms, or any other type of weapon are not permitted on the campgrounds. 
9. Hugging, kissing, hand holding, etc. will not be permitted.
10. At the discretion of the camp director, campers may be sent home for acting inappropriately, or refusal to follow these rules. Registration fees will not be refunded and travel expense will be the responsibility of the camper.
11. Campers must abide by the following dress code: 
    • All shorts, skirts, and dresses must be to the bend of the knee. 
    • No sleeveless or tight clothing will be permitted. 
    • Shorts are not permitted to the evening services. 
    • Pants/Jeans cannot have holes in them above the BEND of the knee.
    • All clothes should be LOOSE fitting and modest.  This applies to “skinny jeans”, which must be loose fitting as well.  If you wear leggings/spandex material, it should be worn under something, such as a skirt to the bend of the knee. Leggings and spandex material are not to be considered as pants.  
    • If you are in doubt, then choose something else to wear.  Our objective is to direct people's minds to the spiritual, not the physical.
    • Swimming Clothes: Two-piece bathing suits are not permitted. Shorts and t shirt must be worn over swim suit when walking to and from the pool.

• Sleeping bag, or sheets, blanket and pillow.
• Towels & Washcloths.
• Toiletries (Soap, shampoo, toothbrush, deodorant, etc.)
• Bible, notebook, pen
• Clothes: Activity clothes, church clothes, and swimsuit along with shorts and shirt to wear over swimsuit. (PLEASE ENSURE ALL CLOTHING MEETS OUR DRESSCODE, LOCATED IN THE RULES SECTION ABOVE.)
• Snack money. 
• Please leave your cell phone and all electronic equipment at home. Otherwise, it will be confiscated the first day of camp.