Spring RetreatApril 9–11, 2027Registration opens January 1, 2027
Campers gathered around the dining tables for Bible teaching

Your first look at camp life

What to Expect at Camp

Learn about cabins, meals, Bible teaching, activities, and keeping in touch with your camper.

Cabins, Meals & Bible Teaching

Overnight campers stay in cabins with their cabinmates and counselor. Meals are shared in the dining hall, and Bible teaching and worship are part of each day. When you arrive, take a walk around camp with your camper to help them feel familiar with their surroundings.

For current building photos and accessibility details, visit the facilities gallery. If your camper needs particular accommodations, contact us before camp so we can discuss arrangements.

The Rhythm of an Overnight Camp Day

8:30 AMBreakfast together
Throughout the dayChapel, Bible study, games & activities
12:30 PMLunch & time with friends
5:30 PMDinner, evening activities & cabin time

Chapel takes place twice a day. Campers also enjoy organized games, team activities, Scripture memory, and often a campfire, weather permitting. Schedules vary by camp; these meal times apply to overnight camps.

Keeping in Touch

Please reserve calls to the camp phone for emergencies. Campers should leave cell phones and other electronic devices at home; devices brought to camp are held until pickup.

Before overnight camp, you will receive an email with a link to an email form. Send a message during the week and we’ll print it for your camper. Campers also enjoy letters, postcards, and care packages; contact us if you need delivery information or have a special request.

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