Each year, hundreds of kids and adults gather for fun, fellowship, worship, and study.
For more information, visit the Conference Center's website
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Or call the regional office at 515.255.3168
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Or email the regional office at camp@uppermidwestcc.org
A Typical Day
Vary by age and campsite
7a Good morning!
8a Breakfast
9a Keynote, spiritual practices, singing, energizers
10a Large group games
11a Small group Bible lessons
12p Lunch
1-3p Free time (including swimming)
3p Arts, crafts, music
4p Small group games and study
5:30p Break
6p Supper
7p Evening Activity (talent shows, square dancing, movies, night swims, games, etc.)
8:30p Snack
9p Worship
9:45p Campfire
10:30p Back to cabins
11:00-11:30 Lights out
Drop Off/Pick Up Times
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Family Camp: 7p Friday/11a Sunday
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Grand Camp: 3p Saturday/2p Sunday
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Beginner Camp: 11a Monday/11a Wednesday
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Junior Camp: 1p Monday/11a Saturday
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Chi Rho Camp: 1p Monday/11a Saturday
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CYF Camp: 1p Monday/11a Saturday
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ADAM Camp: 1p Monday/11a Saturday
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Adventure Camp: 1p Monday/11a Saturday
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Mission Trip: see directors' letter
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Senior Adult Retreat: 2p Monday/1p Wednesday
What to Bring
Campers will receive a letter from the directors with specific items for their camp
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Bible
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Water Bottle
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Pillow and sleeping bag/bedding
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Shower towel and washcloth
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Toiletry items
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Casual clothes for each day, and one set that can get dirty/stained
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Dirty clothes bag
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Two pairs of comfortable shoes, including one closed toe pair
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Light jacket, hat, rain gear/poncho
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Swimsuit and swim towel
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Flashlight
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Non-aerosol insect repellant
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Sunscreen
Optional Things to Bring
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Journal
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Camera
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Pencil/pen and notebook
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Stationary, envelopes, and stamps
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Money for the camp store if you would like to buy a souvenir shirt
What NOT to Bring
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Food, candy, or pop
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Alcohol
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Illegal drugs
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Tobacco products in any form
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Weapons
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Any electronic devices that would distract you from being part of the community
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Fireworks
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Matches or lighters