Got a question?

First, be sure that your child is registered for camp.  A confirmation email should have been sent to you upon registering your camper.  That email contained important information, including drop-off and pick-up times.  

If you know that your child is registered for camp, but can't find the email, don't worry!  All camps have the same drop-off and pick-up times!

-Drop-off is at 9am at the Dining Hall on the first day of your camper's camp session.

-Pick-up is at 10am at the Dining Hall on the last day of your camper's camp session.  Check-out will be at Dining Hall and campers will be picked-up at cabins (please check-out campers at Dining Hall before going to cabins).

KEEP IT SIMPLE.  Don't go out and buy a new wardrobe for camp.  Here is a list to help:

-Bible, journal

-1 fitted sheet

-1 pillow

-Blanket or sleeping bag 

-5 pairs of socks

-5 pairs of shorts

-5 t-shirts

-Flip flops or crocks

-Tennis shoes

-2 bath towels 

-2 beach towels 

-Toilette articles 

-Flashlight

-Insect repellent

-Girls – bring whole piece swimming suits or

tankini that covers stomach completely. If your

camper does not have a whole piece or tankini,

then a dark tank will need to be worn over her

two piece swimming suits.  

YES!  As of Spring 2021, we are open for any and all retreat groups (church, corporate, family, etc.).  

Our facilities can accommodate a group of 100 people. 

Cabins 1-4 include 20 bunk beds, 1 captain's bed, 2 bathrooms, 4 sinks, and 2 showers.

Cabin 5 is our designated handicapped accessible cabin which includes 18 bunks,  1 suite with a king bed, 7 sinks, 3 bathrooms, and a kitchenette.

15 RV hookups: 30 and 50 amp pads, water and sewage hookups

At this time, we do not.  You're at camp!  Use this opportunity to disconnect from the phone and reconnect with those around you.  You'll be glad you did.

There is plenty of parking around our dining hall.  Also, you may park in front of cabins.  

Please do NOT park in front of the Pavilion or on the grass.