Common Questions

• Bedding (single or queen sheets & sleeping bag)

• Shower/beach towels

• Toiletries

• Clothing (warm clothing as it can get cool at camp)

• Rain gear

• Sandals + running shoes

• Sunscreen/bug spray

• Appropriate bathing suits

• Hat

• Water Bottle

Campers are asked to not bring cellphones to camp. If cellphones arrive at camp, they will be kept by the Camp Director for the duration of camp so that campers are safe and focused on their week at camp.

Youth camp is the ultimate outdoor experience: a safe place to encounter God while making life-long friends and memories. At camp you will participate in crazy challenges, canoeing, tubing, trampolines, box hockey, canteen, boating, campfires … the list goes on! You will also learn about God’s love and have the opportunity to discuss what a relationship with Him could look like.

For a summary of our abuse protection policies, please see our child + youth safety page

We have transitioned from specifying how old kids should be to attend youth camp to basing attendence based on grade completed in school. This will make it more clear as birthdays throughout the year can make it hard to know if you should go to kids camp or youth camp.

If you will have completed grade 7 before camp starts, please come to youth camp. If you have only completed grade 6, please come to kids camp.

If you will have completed grade 10 before camp starts, unfortunately you are too old to attend youth camp. We encourage you to come serve as a Leader in Training instead!