Family Camp
Family Camp is a great on-site, alternative option for camper families that are ready to get out and are feeling comfortable heading to camp! It’s also a fun and reasonably priced vacation alternative for families who may not be able to go on other trips planned for this summer. Based on current information about phase 2 regulations and guidelines for VA summer camps, we anticipate being able to open camp’s facilities and resources for families as we move into that phase.
Registration Opens on June 1st when families can select dates and facilities that will work for them.
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- Crafts
- Nature
- Canoeing
- Archery (6th grade and up)
- Fishing
- Hiking
- Recreation
- Swimming (separate times for each family, if current pool restrictions are eased)
- And More!
An optional Morning Watch gathering at the Lake Campfire Circle and evening Vespers at Cherry Hill will be held with families required to wear face masks and maintain social distance from other families at those events. Each day, intergenerational Bible study materials will be provided for families to use together in their living area.
Meals
- Family-style breakfasts served out of the Woodland Retreat Center and eaten at picnic tables
- Cold lunches families can enjoy in their living area, on a trail, or anywhere around camp,
- Evening cookout options – like mountain pies, foil dinners, tacos-in-a-bag, and Dutch oven delights – all available to be selected by families from the Camp Cookbook with all of the supplies, food, and instructions provided.
Youth (ages 11-17) - $30
Child (ages 3-10) - $27.50
Infant (2 and under) - Free
