High Point Camp
Increasing in wisdom and stature and favor with God and man....

"My son just turned thirteen this fall and I have been sending him to High Point Camp for the past three years. Every time he comes back from camp, I see a stronger love for God and stronger desire to follow Christ. He has been deeply impressed by the staff, special speakers and summer staff each year. He sees the young and old serving God and making Him a priority in their lives and he wants to be like them. He talks about his camp experiences all through the year. I praise God for the impact that has been made on my son through the ministry of High Point Camp."

--Parent of Camper

 

 

Summer Youth Camps

**2008 Summer Camp Registration Form

 

A young person's camping dream includes activities such as swimming, waterslide, horseback riding, paintball, tubing, land trolley and much more.

We offer summer youth camps for junior-aged children in grades 3-6 and teens in grades 7-12. For a more primitive type camping with more challenging activities there is Adventure Camp for grades 8-12.

General Information

Cost
The regular price for a week of camp is $210.  We have special discounts that apply for early registrations, multiple children, and multiple weeks.

Arrivals
Registration lines open Monday afternoon at 3:00 pm for each camp week.

Departures
Camp weeks close Saturday at 9:00 am.

What to Bring
** Please click here to see a detailed list of what to bring to High Point Camp

Housing
Campers are assigned to cabins by age group. Each camper may use his or her registration form to request one name as a possible roommate. The person whose name you write down must also write your name down for your request to be honored.

Emergencies
In case of emergency, call the camp office at 610-286-5942 ext. 153, 8:00 am - 4:30 pm, M-F. After hours call Steve Cone at 484-638-0387 or Tom Lamborn at 484-638-0402. Under normal circumstances, campers are not allowed to make or receive calls during the week.

Camper Dress
Girls may wear modest walking shorts, loose fitting slacks or skirts; modest, loose-fitting tops, no spaghetti straps. Boys may wear walking shorts or loose fitting pants.

Spending Money
Campers may want to bring $15-$25 for their account to spend on: offering, snack shop, handcrafts, souvenirs and t-shirts. 

Horseback Riding
Campers may sign-up for afternoon trail rides. There is a $3 charge for this activity.

Trail Ride and MealBoy with watermelon
Junior High and Teen campers may sign up for an additional 40-minute meal trail ride at the cost of $6 per camper per ride.

Special Note
Please plan to send camper for entire camp week. Early registration and/or dismissals are permitted in case of an emergency only. Non-cooperative campers are subject to dismissal.

Promotional Photos and Video
During camp week, photos or video may be taken of campers and used for camp promotional materials.

Adventure Campers
Adventure campers also need to bring: warm jacket, flashlight, water bottle and school-size backpack.

All Campers May Want to Bring
Campers may want to bring: camera/film, labeled laundry bag, tennis racquet, baseball glove or fishing pole.

Ropes coursePlease Do NOT Bring
Campers may NOT bring any of the following items to camp: laptop, cell phone, radio, TV, tape/CD/MP3 players, walkman, fans, playing cards, magazines, knives, cigarettes/tobacco, drugs, alcohol, fireworks or firearms.

Lost and Found
Our goal is to not have any Lost & Found items. Please help us by labeling everything your child brings, and make sure you have all of their belongings before you leave the camp property.  High Point Camp is not responsible for lost or broken items.  Items will be held for two weeks pending calls to identify and claim them.  Claimed items are returned C.O.D.  Items not claimed after the two-week period are donated to charity. 

 

Family Member Summer Discount
This applies to 2nd, 3rd, and 4th (or more) children in an immediate family. Please call or see the summer brochure for discount amounts.

Second Week Discount
Save $30 on the cost of the same camper attending a second week of camp. No other discounts apply.

Helpful Registration Information

Please Note
Registration forms MAY be reproduced. Registration fee ($50) must accompany each registration form. Registration fee MAY be transferred but will not be refunded.

We're sorry for any inconvenience, however:
Confirmation of registration is not mailed back. Telephone or FAX registrations are not accepted. There are no refunds for early dismissals. Walk-in registrations are not accepted.

Unfortunately, we were unable to get online registration active for this summer.  However, you can print off a registration form below, and mail it in with your payment.

Click here for your printable registration form. You will need Adobe Acrobat Reader to access the form. You may get it here at no charge:

Junior Camp | Teen Camp | Specialty Camp |Adventure Camp

 

 
Camp Schedule



2008 Summer Camp

Juniors  (Grades 3-6)

Junior 1
Buddy Robinson
June 23 - 28

Junior 2
Davis Jaspers
July 7 - 12

Junior 3
Ed Dunlop
July 14 - 19
This Week is Full

Teens (Grades 7-12)
Teen 1
Jim Pitts
June 30 - July 5

Teen 2
Steve Johns
July 21 - 26

Teen 3
Jason Blunk
July 28 - Aug. 2

Teen 4
Keven Brownfield
August 4-9

Adventure Camp 
(Grades 8-12)
Adventure 1
Steve Johns
July 21 - 26

Adventure 2
Jason Blunk
July 28 - Aug 2

Canadian Wilderness Leadership Camp
(Grades 10-12)
August 9-16
Click here for more info

2008 Men's Retreat
September 12-13, 2008
Dr. Sam Harbin

 

 

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High Point Camp & Conference Center
PO Box 188
Chapel & Furnace Roads
Geigertown, PA  19523
(610)286-5942 ext.153 or ext.152
office@hpcamp.org

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