What to Bring

Camper's List

1. A Bible - This is a Bible camp and we will have several great classes and devotional periods. Be sure to bring your Bible but please make sure your name is in it.

2. Pencil/Paper - In these classes, you will definitely want something to write with and on.

3. Sleeping Bag or Blankets, Sheets for a twin bed, and a Pillow. 

4. Towels - This is an item that usually gets mixed up with other people. It is a good idea to have your name on these.

5. Toiletries - It is necessary for each person to bring everything from toothpaste to soap. We encourage each child to have some form of small bag to hold these items. 

6. Flashlights are a great idea for night and are absolutely necessary if you go in a cave (supervised of course).

7. Modest Clothing is a MUST. This means we expect a childs shorts to come to the top of the knee while standing. We will not accept spaghetti straps, bare midriffs, tank tops, spandex or biker shorts. Anyone not able to meet this policy will be sent home.

8. Cameras are good to record all your memories from camp. Please put your name on them because so many look alike.

9. Jackets/Warm clothing are a great idea. It is possible for it to get very cool at nights during the summer but especially during retreats. A rain jacket is a welcome thing if it rains - umbrellas usually get lost and are not recommended.

10. Extra Shoes - So many children will get their shoes wet or dirty and an extra pair would be nice. We encourage sandals or flipflops for trips the bathhouse. Shoes must be worn at all times and no sandals when you ride a horse or go on a hike.

11. Storage for Dirty Clothes - This is a must. A garbage bag or some place to put all their dirty stinky clothes.

12. Suitcase - Chests or Large "Rubbermaid" containers seem to work well for people. They can store all their stuff in one place, get to it easily, and even lock it up if they want.

13. Positive Attitude is the extremely important. 

We hope this helps and we can't wait to see you on the mountain.

What to Bring

Retreat Organizer's List

• All paper products: paper towels, paper plates, cups, bowls, napkins, coffee filters
• All plastic products: forks, spoons, knives, storage containers for leftovers, zip-loc bags, trash bags
• Food and snacks: you are responsible for all your food, drinks, seasonings/spices, and cooks to prepare the meals. The kitchen is equipped with a coffee maker, convection oven, gas range, gas grills/griddles, pots/pans/skillets, freezers, refrigerators, ice machine, hand towels, dishtowels, and a variety of kitchen utensils.
• Cleaning supplies: dishwashing liquid, and hand soaps
• Firewood: we cannot insure availability of firewood we suggest that you bring firewood if appropriate.
• Sporting equipment: we cannot insure quality or availability of sporting equipment we suggest you bring your own

Please note that the dishwasher is not available for use during retreats.