WHAT TO BRING

In order to be prepared for all the activities and learning opportunities, please be sure to pack these items:

Bible, refillable water bottle, jacket and/or raincoat
Clothing (must fall within guidelines listed in the camp dress code) Clothing should be both weather and camp appropriate. It is a good idea to put your camper’s name on his or her items.
Twin bedding or sleeping bag
Towels, soap, toothbrush, and other needed toiletries
Swim suit, cameras, sunscreen, non-aerosol bug spray

Download the Summer Camp Information Sheet to access information campers and parents need prior to arrival!

CAmp dress code

Due to the active nature of a session of camp and our desire to strive for a modest environment where everyone feels comfortable, campers, faculty, and staff should adhere to the following dress code:

Shoes must be worn everywhere and at all times except for in dorms, at the pool, or at the beach.
Shirts must be worn at all times unless involved in a water activity.
Please refrain from wearing halter tops, crop tops, or spaghetti strap tops.
Shirts should not be longer than shorts.
Clothing should not expose undergarments.
Pants/shorts/skirts should not be tight or form fitting through the hips or legs.
Any clothing or accessories that advertises the use of drugs, alcohol, cigarettes, or any slogans or symbols that are in contradiction to our statement of faith is prohibited.

Water Attire: Guys are not permitted to use brief swimwear. Girls may wear one-piece or tankini swimsuits offering similar coverage. If suits are worn at other activities or mealtimes they should be covered. Please encourage campers not to wear wet suits all day.