WHAT TO BRING TO CAMP:

Bible, pen or pencil, sleeping bag or sheets and blanket, pillow, suitable clothing, toilet articles, towels, washcloths, swimsuit, jacket or sweatshirt, extra shoes, and spending money. (Two piece swimsuits, short or tight shorts, bare midriff or revealing clothing are not acceptable. Modesty and decency must prevail). Optional items are: ball glove, musical instrument, or camera.

Please do not bring the following with you to camp: audio or video players, cell phones, playing cards, magazines, comic books, knives, immodest clothing, tobacco or drugs, alcoholic beverages, candy or snacks. Food items that are sent to the camper in the mail will be kept in the concession stand and the camper will only be allowed to have these snacks during the designated concession times. No food or snacks will be allowed in the dorms.

NOTE: Items left at camp are washed and kept for claiming for six months, then given away.

Miscellaneous Info

All campers will be required to have a health (lice) check before choosing a dorm room. While visitors are welcome for the evening meal and vesper hour, we ask that the camp be notified one day in advance. There is a charge of $3.00 per person for the meal to be paid at the camp office. Visitors must check in/check out at the camp office and are expected to leave at the end of the vesper hour. Visiting children and teenagers must be accompanied by an adult while on the camp grounds. Phone calls and daytime visits are discouraged. If a camper must be contacted, please speak with the dean or manager first.

Thank-you for sharing your child with us.