REGISTRATION STARTS OCTOBER 1
Come experience one of our most popular camps, Truett Girls Camp. Each summer we have a fantastic experience featuring strong community, great recreation, and God’s Truth.
The Truett Tradition
Discover what makes Truett Girls Camp (ages 7-17) one of our most popular camps.
- Strengthens friendships and forming new ones
- Encourages girls to be courageous by offering new activities
- Girls will be strengthened and equipped through the Word of God
- Strong community
- More fun than ever!
- Great value
JOHN 14:6
“Jesus said to him, “I am the way, the truth, and the life. No one comes to the Father except through Me.”
IF A LOVED ONE IS THE CHILD OF AN INCARCERATED PARENT THEY COULD QUALIFY FOR FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE THROUGH ANGEL TREE CAMPING.
A GIRL AFTER GOD'S HEART
Without the pressure of a co-ed setting girls will have the freedom to pursue their Creator. He will be the focus of their week and they will receive many opportunities to draw closer to Him than ever before.
KNOW YOUR WORTH
Girls will feel God’s love throughout the camp, knowing they are uniquely made for a reason and great purpose. Our girls will dive into God’s Word and find their worth and confidence in Him!
FIND YOUR TRIBE
Truett girls will experience the joys of friendships founded on Biblical truths. Through recreation and Bible study, campers will learn how to encourage and love one another as Jesus loves them.
Amazing Recreation
Truett Summer Camps has incredible recreation opportunities! Girls will grow in self-confidence while making memories alongside their friends.
***Some activities are age restricted and limited in space.***
The first part of being prepared is being informed!
Here are some answers to our most commonly asked questions.
When is check-in and pick-up?
Check-in is Monday from 1:00-3:00 PM. Pick-up is Friday from 10:30-11:30 AM. Both processes are drive through.
Who will be the counselors?
The counselors are interviewed, background checked, and undergo a two week training by Truett staff. Counselors are selected based on their maturity, ability to interact with youth, character, and compatibility with Baptist beliefs.
My child has never been to camp before. What can I do to help them prepare?
Camp is a great experience for first time campers. A few quick tips: 1. Encourage them to be open to trying new food, activities, and more. 2. Sign up with a friend! 3. Help them build their self-confidence and independence in the weeks leading up to camp.
Truett, like most camps, discourage parents from visiting during the week. This can be a disruptive distraction and heightens any feelings of homesickness. This article by Focus on the Family is a great resource as well: https://www.focusonthefamily.ca/content/preparing-your-child-for-summer-camp
My child wants to stay in the same cabin as another camper. Are cabin mate requests allowed?
Yes they are! When you register you will be allowed to request up to 2 cabin mates. Those 2 friends should also request your child. No age gaps of greater than 2 years will be honored for the safety and enjoyment of all campers.
What steps are taken to ensure my child's safety?
All staff and volunteers undergo a background check. During staff training counselors will be trained basic first aid and situational awareness to be proactive in preventing incidents. Camp has a great pool of volunteer camp nurses to administer medicine and oversee camper wellness. Staff are trained to facilitate activities, including American Red Cross certified lifeguards for any water-related activities. The camp is inspected on an annual basis. In the past three years the camp received a 1oo health and safety rating from the NC Department of Health & Safety.
What should my child bring to camp?
Campers should bring their own bedding (twin sized bunks), toiletries, clothes, and Bible.
If they have any medication, whether over the counter or prescription, they need to fill out a medication form, bring all medication in original containers in a 1 gallon ziploc bag with the camper’s name clearly labeled, and turn them in to the camp nurse at check-in.
Snack shack money should be turned in at check-in. The camp will track camper’s spending. Any funds left at the end of the week will be returned at check-out, unless you indicate a desire to donate it to our Truett Scholarship Fund.
Can my child be successful at camp if they have a developmental disability?
If a child is interested in attending camp, who may require special accommodations, please contact us before registration. We strongly encourage parents to have a conversation with the Summer Camp Coordinator to see if the individual can have a positive experience.
2024 Girls Camp: June 10-14
$240 per Person
Contact us
Call Us
(828) 389-8828
Our Location
177 Truett Lane
Hayesville, NC 28904