High School Camp is a full week of worship, biblical teaching and late-night conversation with leaders who have walked with these students all year. Mornings are recreation and free time; evenings are the main sessions, followed by campus small groups where the real work happens.
We build the week around one question: what does it look like to actually follow Jesus in high school? Students leave with a clearer picture of the gospel, a leader who knows their story and a group of friends who are going after the same thing.
High School Camp fills faster than any other camp we run. A deposit holds your student's spot.
What to bring
Bedding
Sleeping bag or twin sheets, pillow, towels.
Clothes
Clothes for each day, modest swimsuit, athletic shoes, something warm for late nights.
Basics
Toiletries, sunscreen, water bottle, Bible, journal and a pen.
Spending money
Optional camp store money and travel meal stops.
Parent questions
Why does camp cost what it does?+
The cost covers lodging, all meals, transportation, worship and production, and camp activities for the full week. We keep it as low as we can and subsidize it with camp giving.
What is the daily schedule?+
Morning session and free time, afternoon recreation, dinner, evening worship and teaching, then campus small groups before lights out.
How do you handle emergencies?+
A nurse is on site, leaders carry emergency contacts, and we call parents immediately for anything beyond a scrape.
My student doesn't know anyone. Should they still come?+
Yes. Students travel and room with their home campus group and leaders intentionally connect new students on day one.
