The dates below are for the 2008 Camping Season.
| Camp Sessions | Weekly Cost | Grade Completed | Date Held | Registration Incentive Deadline |
| Pre-Junior | $125 | 3-4 | June 22-26, 2008 | June 1, 08 |
| Junior | $150 | 5-6 | June 8-14, 2008 | May 18, 08 |
| Junior High | $160 | 7-8 | June 15-21, 2008 | May 25, 08 |
| Senior High | $175 | 9-12 | June 1-7, 2008 | May 11, 08 |
Click here to learn about the 2008 Camper Incentive program.
What Should I Bring To Camp? Your Bible, Clothing - Serviceable clothing that will be suitable for hiking, such as boots or athletic shoes, jeans, casual clothing, a warm jacket and swimming suit. Because it occasionally rains at camp, remember to bring a raincoat. Bedding: Pillow, sheets, blankets, or sleeping bags. Occasionally it gets cool and cabins are not heated so bring plenty! PLEASE BRING A SINGLE OR DOUBLE SHEET TO SERVE AS A MATTRESS COVER. Personal: Towels, soap, toothbrush, comb, wash cloth and other items for personal cleanliness. Miscellaneous: pencil, flashlight, camera (if you wish), books to exchange with other campers, games you can play indoors and ball gloves. MARK YOUR BELONGINGS! Items left at Camp are forwarded to relief in a few days.
Facilities - There are three boys dorms and three
girls dorms. A recreation building features a craft area, game room, stage
and 16 X 24 foot, covered wood deck. This building houses ping pong,
shuffleboard, four square, piano, board games and a small library. It is
often used by study groups, for camp crafts or for camp talent shows. The
camp provides lots of opportunities for fun and recreation. There are 86
acres with several hiking trails, a ball park, sand volleyball court,
horse shoe pits, basketball court, tether ball, and a camp fire area. The
camp provides bats, balls, gloves, Frisbees, so campers don't have to
bring them. A treetop gazebo and lookout ledge provides a unique gathering
spots as well as over-look to many of the camps activities. The camp is
very secluded, located in several connected mountain valleys. This
promotes a feeling of family and
togetherness.
Locale - Aspen groves, Douglas
firs, lodge pole pines accent local wild flowers such as the Indian paint
brush, columbine, hare bell, and showy daisy throughout the camp. Large
unusual rock formations dot the camp and the surrounding area. Hundreds of
humming birds call the area their summer home. Its not unusual fo-r a black
bear and herds of deer or elk to visit the camp throughout the summer. The
400 mile Colorado Trail passes very near the camp and can be reached by a
short hike. Most camps include a hike up a nearby mountain to the
last Ranger manned Fire Protection Station Devil's Head, which guards the
Pike National Forest. The South Platte river (about 15 minutes away) also
provides hiking trails, fishing as well as rafting for the stout hearted
willing to brave its chilly waters.
The Church of the Brethren sponsors these camps for your inspiration and enjoyment as part of the Christian Education program of your church. You will have an opportunity to study about God among the things God created and placed on earth for our use and enjoyment. You can learn to know other Christians of your age. There will be time for play, recreation, hiking, music, adventure, worship, study and work. You should attend Camp expecting to learn new things, meet new people, and have reasonably good time.