At this time, we do not offer transportation to and from camp. If you or your family need transportation to or from camp, we encourage you to reach out to your local church for assistance.
Click here to watch a video tutorial on how to register for camp online.
Occasionally, we employ 15-17 year olds in the summer. However, we prefer if most of our employees are over the age of 18.
The safety of campers, young and old, is a very high priority for the Illinois Great Rivers Conference camping and children's ministry. Background Checks: Every adult (persons 18 and older) who is ...
The camp is well-equipped to handle any dietary needs of campers and guests if requested in advance of the retreat. If you are a camper registering for summer sessions, be sure to include that ...
When a summer camper gets sick, parents/guardians will be notified of: An illness that persists longer than 24 hours; including fevers, coughs, excess expulsion of bodily fluids, allergic reactions, ...
Summer camp is a unique respite from the pressures of everyday life. Attending Camp is an incredible opportunity for your child to learn new skills, learn more about our amazing God, and develop ...
The Illinois Great Rivers Conference offers insurance coverage for medical claims arising from registered attendance at IGRC-sponsored camps or retreat events. This insurance is provided on an excess ...
IGRC Camping and Retreat Ministries does not want financial need to prevent any camper from attending summer programs. A camper may apply for scholarship aid from the IGRC Camping Scholarship Fund. ...
ACA (American Camp Association) accreditation is earned when camp sites maintain certain high standards for health and safety on site and in programming, as well as staff vetting, ongoing training, ...
In general, campers need to bring bedding, toiletries, linens, and clothing suitable for changing weather and outdoor activities. There are things not to bring, too. To Bring: A daily change of ...
