On camp we have at least 1 leader to every 5 campers. This means we have an exceptional standard of care and that campers are well looked after.

Each camp we have a team of young, quality leaders to take care of the children. All leaders are committed Christians. They have been reference checked and trained in their specific role at camp. Leaders are up-to-date on child protection procedures and have completed the NSW Government Working with Children Check. On camp we also […]

Each camp is different, and it depends upon what season it is (summer is different from winter). Some of our favourite activities include: trips to the beach, outdoors games, ball games in the gym, craft, walking up the mountain, swimming at the water-hole, rock-climbing, archery, movie night, concerts, night games, dancing, camp-fire + lots more.

If you take medication, please make sure you that you include all of the medication details on your application form (type of medication, frequency). When you arrive at camp you will hand the medication to the Camp Nurse. The Camp Nurse will then find you at the right time every day to give you your […]

Mobile phones, iPods, cigarettes, drugs, alcohol and any other dangerous items are not allowed at camp.

A sleeping bag, pillow slip, pyjamas, warm clothes, toiletries, 2 pairs of shoes – one pair that are good for sports and bush-walking, sun-screen, hat, torch, towel, your Bible, a notepad and pen, plus any medication you’ll need (this will be collected on arrival by the Camp Nurse). Before camp we usually send you a […]

We understand that coming to camp can be a big thing, so we do everything we can to make you feel welcome. When you arrive you’ll be introduced to your cabin leaders – their role is to watch and care for you and help you get adjusted to camp life quickly. You will soon meet […]