Campers, with their chaperones, will stay in bunkhouses. These bunkhouses are all ground level, HVAC, and bathrooms are conveniently located in each bunkhouse. 

If you have any concerns or special requests, please contact us. We may be able to accomodate you!

Chaperones are responsible for the medical care, distribution of medication, and supervision of the campers they attend with. A large number of these chaperones are medical professionals. Local emergency personnel, urgent care, and emergency room are all in very close proximity to camp as well. 

All campers and chaperones should bring their own bedding, Bible, towels, toiletries, clothing, reusable water bottle, and swimwear if they plan to take advantage of the pool time on Saturday (weather allowing). In addition any extra items helpful for the care of the camper can be brought.

All clothing should be conservative. Swimsuits are to be one piece for the ladies and approximately knee length shorts for the men. 

The menu is carefully chosen to be friendly, enjoyable, and easy to consume for campers. 

Camp has paved paths connecting all major buildings and area of camp. We also have a shuttle trailer that has been set up to assist with travel across camp. The campers greatly enjoy this shuttle service. Finally the schedule is made in such a way to limit travel and keep activities centrally located.