Greetings Parents!

• Register your camper (includes Health Form).
• A $65 nonrefundable deposit per week is due at registration
• Pick a payment plan. 
• Print off the Packing List Below and begin labeling your camper’s belongings.

What To Bring To Camp

Common sense is the best guide for choosing clothes for camp. Nights are cool; days may be warm. Legs and feet need protection on hikes. So, bring closed-toe shoes with laces, i.e. tennis shoes/sneakers, and socks to protect the feet. You may also want to bring old clothes you don’t mind getting dirty.

Use the following suggestion list as you pack for camp. Write down how many of each item you pack. When you are packing to go home from camp, check to see that the number you brought is the number you take home. Careful packing and labeling of all your belongings will cut down on the number of articles left at camp. We are not liable for lost articles, but do try to return them if they are labeled.
  

___Medications in ORIGINAL containers (turn in to Nurse at Registration)

___Swimsuit (needed on Sunday)

___Shorts

___Long pants (3+ pair)

___Shirts/T-shirts

___Underwear

___Warm Pajamas

___Socks

___Sneakers 

___Old sneakers for walking in the creek (no water walkers, must be sturdy with closed toes)

___Sandals

___Sweater, jacket, sweatshirt

___Laundry bag (plastic bag for dirty clothes)

___Towel, washcloth

___Toothbrush/toothpaste

___Soap/Shampoo

___Comb/hairbrush

___Warm OUTDOOR sleeping bag, plus an extra blanket

___Pillow

___Bible

___Pens/Pencils

___Small notebook

___Water bottle

___Chapstick

___Insect Repellant

___Sunscreen

___Flashlight/new batteries

___Eye glasses/Sunglasses

___Great attitude, ready to learn and have a lot of fun

OPTIONAL:

___Stuffed animal/warm fuzzy, if needed to help get to sleep

___Stamped, addressed Postcards if you want your camper to write to you

___Tissues

___Rain gear/poncho

___Hat, scarf

___Western Clothes for last night of camp

___Camera (Separate from cell phone as campers will not be using cell phones while at camp.)

*Items in bold should be readily available during check-in.

DO NOT BRING ELECTRONICS, PERSONAL SPORTS EQUIPMENT OR ANIMALS    

1. Have Confidence - If you are anxious, they will be anxious. If you are excited, they will be excited. We follow ACA guidelines when hiring and training our staff. We have an Registered Nurse on campus at all times. We are trained professionals and want your camper to have the best camping experience possible. Please reach out if you have questions.
2. Play Camp with your child - Let them sleep for a night in a sleeping bag, practice putting on bug spray, and get their clothes out of a suitcase. Encourage them to drink a whole glass of water at each meal, as it helps prevent headaches and tummy aches at camp. Camp will be a fun experience for your child if you practice it first, because it won’t be completely new to them.
3. Find out what we do...and get your camper excited. Go over the daily schedule with your child. The campers will have opportunities to choose various activities which may include Outdoor Skills, Archery (age limited), Crafts, Mountain Biking, Swimming, and Hiking.
4. Homelonely vs. Homesick - The counselors are your “fill-in” parents. Don’t make deals to pick up your camper early. Plan on and encourage your child to have a wonderful time at camp.
5. Put your child’s name on everything. Your camper’s clothing will be mixed up with another camper’s, so be sure to label everything. We will have a better chance of returning their items to them if everything has a label.

Typical Schedule at Camp
  

8:00 Rise and Shine

8:20 Flag Raising

8:30 Breakfast/Worship

9:15 Morning Watch

9:40  Capers

10:10 Activity #1 

11:20 Bible Exploration

12:15 Lunch/Songfest/Announcements

1:00 Kickback & Relax/Cabin Time

2:00 Free Time

4:00 Activity #2

5:10 Cabin Time

6:00 Flag Lowering

6:10 Dinner

7:00 Divisional Time

Lights Out (varies depending on age)

 

You are welcome to send your camper an encouraging letter or postcard by mail:

Camper Mail Example:

Johnny Doe

Cedarbrook Camp c/o Camp Sky Meadows

3191 Radford Camp Road

Angelus Oaks, CA 92305

Insider Tip: You are welcome to bring letters with you on Sunday and turn them in at registration. You will save money on postage and make sure your letters “arrive.” Please address your camper’s mail with their name and address, and the day you would like them to receive it.

If you want your camper to write a note home, we strongly suggest you send pre-addressed envelopes/postcards, including postage, with your camper so they can send letters home.

During the camp session, pictures will be posted on Facebook and Instagram.

After camp, a link will be emailed with access to all camp pictures.

We want our campers and staff to be 100% focused on their week at camp. Campers’ phones will be collected at registration and locked up. If we have an emergency or concern about your child, we will call you immediately. If you do not hear from us, you can assume that your child is having a great time and is safe!  

All campers will have the opportunity to purchase camp gear as well as other fun items from our camp store, the Tuck Shop, during Free Time. We offer Cedarbrook water bottles, t-shirts, hoodies, stuffed animals, candy, ice cream, and other fun items. You can add money to your camper’s ultracamp account before or during camp. We recommend a $25 amount for most campers. All money still left in a camper’s account at the end of the week will be considered a donation to Cedarbrook Camp. 

All cancellations must be received by email at info@cedarbrookcampca.org. If you cancel before May 1st, Cedarbrook Camp will refund all payments except the $50 deposit. Refunds after May 1st will be determined on an individual basis.  

Parent/guardian will be contacted when the Healthcare Provider believes an injury is severe enough to require transport to a hospital or when an illness is such that the Camper needs to be isolated from other Campers or sent home.