A packing list, location directions, emergency contact info, and expectations can be found in the parent handbook on this webpage. It will also be sent out with your registration confirmation.

There are two cabin areas separated by gender, each with its own bathhouse. We use the facilities of Beaver Creek Christian Youth Camp. More facility specifics can be found at their website: https://www.beavercreekexperience.org/Cabins.html Campers spend most of the daytime in their small topic groups. Those are taught by our staff and public agency staff. (typically 2-3 adults with 10-12 kids.) We also have 2 high school counselors accompany the group to assist the presenters or campers. They bring along snacks, extra water, and a radio if they need to contact the camp director or nurse.

Campers spend most of the daytime in their small topic groups. Those are taught by our staff and public agency staff. (typically 2-3 adults with 10-12 kids.) We also have 2 high school counselors accompany the group to assist the presenters or campers. They bring along snacks, extra water, and a radio if they need to contact the camp director or nurse. In the evenings, the high school counselors and cabin chaperones lead games and crafts. Campers can choose to play an outdoor active game (e.g., capture the flag, volleyball), do crafts, or play board games inside.

Our cooks are able to accommodate dietary restrictions such as: lactose intolerant, dairy free, gluten intolerance or sensitivity, vegetarian and veganism, and food allergies. We will also purchase some snacks for campers with dietary restrictions. We discourage food from being brought to camp, however, if your child has multiple food restrictions, we can make an exception. Addition food brought will be kept in the kitchen and can be requested at meal times. No food is allowed in the cabins.