Day in the Life of a Camper 
(This is a sample schedule, please note that each camp individualizes their schedule to reflect age appropriateness.) 

7:30   AM

8:00   AM

8:30   AM

9:00   AM

9:30   AM

11:00 AM

12:00 PM

12:30 PM

1:00   PM

2:00   PM

3:00   PM

4:00   PM

5:30   PM

6:00   PM

7:00   PM

8:00   PM

8:45   PM

9:15  PM
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10:00 PM
Rise & Shine

Breakfast

KP/Cabin Clean-Up

Magruder Magic

Activity Period​

Theme Time

​Lunch

KP

F.O.B.

Activity Period

Camp Store

Activity Period​

Dinner

Choose-and-Do's

Big Event

Campfire

Vespers

Cabin Time

​Lights Out!
Prep for Day

Carrier Dining Hall

Kitchen/Cabin Clean-up

Free Time at the Rec Area where kids play in the sandbox, on the playground, Gaga Ball and more.

Groups travel in their age groups to Archery, Boating, Tie Dye, Swimming, and more!

Scripture-based lessons & activities designed to teach kids how to thoughtfully engage with the world.

​Carrier Dining Hall

Kitchen Clean-up

Flat on Bunk - Rest Time

Groups travel in their age groups to Archery, Boating, Tie Dye, Swimming, and more!

Campers have a chance to grab a snack at Camp Store, then spend some free time at the Rec Area.
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Groups travel in their age groups to Archery, Boating, Tie Dye, Swimming, and more!
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Carrier Dining Hall

Campers have a chance to choose an activity from a list that they're interested in to enjoy.

An all-camp activity with a lot of energy like Field Games, Talent Shows, & more!

Silly songs, skits, and stories around their fire pit.  If you're lucky, you might find some s'mores!

A reflective evening program focused on experiencing God.

Groups go back to their cabin to get ready for the bed and the reflect on the day together.

​Time for sleep!


​What to bring

Provided below is a basic list of items to bring to camp. Additionally, Camp Deans or leaders may send home camper letters before camp, with additional items to bring for week specific activities, such as a white shirt to tie-dye. 

  • Personal bedding items (sleeping bag/pillow/ sheets)
  • Sleepwear/Pajamas
  • Change of clothes per day (you may want to pack extra just in case!)
  • Warmer clothing for the night  games and around the campfire (sweatshirt and long pants)
  • Rain jacket
  • Close-toed shoes (required for Challenge Course and Giant Swing)
  • Sandals or flip flops (for the beach or swim area)
  • Swimsuit
  • Towel
  • Something to Tie-Dye - Anything white that is 100% cotton works great (socks, t-shirts, pillowcases, etc)
  • Toothbrush/toothpaste and other personal toiletries (including shower supplies)
  • Insect repellant
  • Sunscreen
  • Reusable water bottle
  • Flashlight/Headlamp and extra batteries (there are not a lot of streetlights so that we can see a lot of stars)
  • Sunglasses
  • Camera
  • Money for the camp store - Snacks are $1 and drinks are $1, we recommend $10 for a week of snacks.  If you'd like a t-shirt or other merchandise, you can bring more.  You can also buy t-shirts or merchandise at check-in or check-out.
  • Personal prescription medications (Camp provides regular over the counter medications for headaches, tummy aches, allergic reactions, etc.)

Forms for camp

Don't forget to bring your completed Camper Forms with you to camp.  Most forms are done online through your registration now, but if you need an additional copy of a form or you are registering by mail, please download and print the appropriate form found below, and fill it out, prior to check-in at camp. Those applying for a camp scholarship must download and mail in the form two weeks before the start of camp.

Email your Camper

We provide a special service from mid-June through August for Summer Program Camps. If you forget to write your camper a letter or send them a care package, you can contact them through email. Email will be checked and printed daily around 11:00 am and is generally distributed at lunch.  Messages delivered after 11:00 am. will generally be printed and delivered the following day.  Mail is not usually distributed until the second day of camp.

How to Email Your Camper
Please include your camper's name and the name of the camp program or session in the subject field.  Please do not send pictures or incorporate pictures in your messages.

Example:
Subject: "Your Child's Name" / Middle School II
Send to: [email protected]

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