Registration for the summer
2020 is closed
All dates, times, and prices are contingent upon governmental regulations and our ability to comply with restrictions and changes pertaining to COVID-19.
Please scroll down the page to find camp sessions and descriptions to help you get registered to the camp of your choice.
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Adult Special Person’s Horseback Camp Director - Mike Zinn Made for campers 18 years of age and up, with special needs. If you love horses and like to ride come join us for three days of camp fun. August 12, 5:30 p.m. – August 14, 1:30 p.m. $300.00 |
Things to Bring...or Not to Bring
CAMPER SUGGESTED ITEMS TO BRING:
___ Bible ___ Jacket / Sweatshirt
___ Pencil or Pen ___ Notebook or Journal
___ Sleeping Bag or Twin Sheets and Blanket ___ Pillow
___ Toiletries, Washcloth, and Towels ___ Old Shoes for Creek/Trail Hiking
___ Comfortable Clothes (clothes will get dirty) ___ Swimsuit (one piece)
OPTIONAL ITEMS:
___ Raincoat/Boots ___ Bug Repellent
___ Flashlight ___ Spending Money (Snack Shack, $20-$25 recommended)
___ Sun Screen ___ Camera (this cannot be a cellphone or smart device)
ALL ARTICLES SHOULD BE MARKED WITH CAMPERS NAME.
CAMPER SHOULD NOT BRING:
___ Cellular Telephones
___ Pocket Knives, firearms,(other weapons) ___ Matches / Lighters
___ Expensive Valuables (Jewelry, Watches, Etc.) ___ Large amounts of cash
Koinonia Camp & Staff are not responsible for lost, stolen or damaged property.
CLOTHING
Each camper is to bring at least one clean outfit for everyday, this includes underclothes, socks, and outerwear. At least two pairs of shoes and socks one for walking - regular outdoor activities and one for creek walks. Many of our camps play messy and muddy games, we recommend sending several outfits that may be worn for these activities, without worry.
MEDICATION
If your child takes medication, be sure to send enough medication for the entire camp session. All medications must be checked in with the camp first aid staff person / nurse and MUST be in their original prescription bottles to be dispensed. Prescription medication must be in an original prescription bottle that is labeled with the campers name and dosage required. If prescription medication is sent to camp and not in the original prescription bottle, labeled with the campers name the camp nurse cannot legally dispense the medication to the camper.
SNACK SHACK
Snack Shack will be open on a regular basis during the week. You may wish to bring money for a snack, a t-shirt, a sweatshirt or a hat. This money will be taken at registration and put into an account with your campers name on it. They will spend out of this account during the week. At Check Out, whatever money was not spent by the camper will be returned to the parent.
___ Bible ___ Jacket / Sweatshirt
___ Pencil or Pen ___ Notebook or Journal
___ Sleeping Bag or Twin Sheets and Blanket ___ Pillow
___ Toiletries, Washcloth, and Towels ___ Old Shoes for Creek/Trail Hiking
___ Comfortable Clothes (clothes will get dirty) ___ Swimsuit (one piece)
OPTIONAL ITEMS:
___ Raincoat/Boots ___ Bug Repellent
___ Flashlight ___ Spending Money (Snack Shack, $20-$25 recommended)
___ Sun Screen ___ Camera (this cannot be a cellphone or smart device)
ALL ARTICLES SHOULD BE MARKED WITH CAMPERS NAME.
CAMPER SHOULD NOT BRING:
___ Cellular Telephones
___ Pocket Knives, firearms,(other weapons) ___ Matches / Lighters
___ Expensive Valuables (Jewelry, Watches, Etc.) ___ Large amounts of cash
Koinonia Camp & Staff are not responsible for lost, stolen or damaged property.
CLOTHING
Each camper is to bring at least one clean outfit for everyday, this includes underclothes, socks, and outerwear. At least two pairs of shoes and socks one for walking - regular outdoor activities and one for creek walks. Many of our camps play messy and muddy games, we recommend sending several outfits that may be worn for these activities, without worry.
MEDICATION
If your child takes medication, be sure to send enough medication for the entire camp session. All medications must be checked in with the camp first aid staff person / nurse and MUST be in their original prescription bottles to be dispensed. Prescription medication must be in an original prescription bottle that is labeled with the campers name and dosage required. If prescription medication is sent to camp and not in the original prescription bottle, labeled with the campers name the camp nurse cannot legally dispense the medication to the camper.
SNACK SHACK
Snack Shack will be open on a regular basis during the week. You may wish to bring money for a snack, a t-shirt, a sweatshirt or a hat. This money will be taken at registration and put into an account with your campers name on it. They will spend out of this account during the week. At Check Out, whatever money was not spent by the camper will be returned to the parent.
