Day Camp

Our goal is to provide a safe, fun and nurturing environment and for day campers to enjoy all the fun and faith enrichment of Heartland Center, without staying overnight.

Day campers participate in all same activities as our overnight camp including Swimming, Singing, Hiking, Games, Horse Rides, Team Building Challenges, Crafts, Scavenger Hunts, Frisbee Golf, and Nature Activities. Each week there will be special themed activities directly pertaining to the day camp theme.

The daily schedule is packed with fun activities and group building time, but also allows time for rest and reflection. Faith bulding is a primary goal for all Heartland Center programs. Each day, campers will have an opportunity to read and discuss the Bible. Bible studies are designed to be easily applied to real life.

Day Camp is for campers who have completed the Kindergarten through the 5th grades.

Schedule

Extended Hours (Extra fee applies):

2009 Summer Theme – "Breakthrough"

What to Bring to Day Camp

Be sure to bring: Backpack, snack, Bible, notebook, pen/pencil, towels, modest outdoor clothes, insect repellant, sunscreen, rainwear, tennis shoes, water bottle, and a modest swimsuit (cut-offs and immodest suits are not permitted in the pool—if unsure, please call and ask).

Please DO NOT bring: Heartland Camp is a safe experience in a natural setting. To keep all

campers and staff safe, and to maintain our distance from “everyday life,” the following items are not permitted at camp: weapons of any kind, electronic games, CD’s, CD players, radios, Ipods or MP3 players,, TVs, pagers, cell phones, fireworks, expensive articles, alcohol or tobacco products, bikinis, clothing with questionable sayings or slogans, or money. If any of these items are brought to camp, they will be held by the Program Director and returned to parents at camper pick-up.

Medical Form

Summer 2009

What is Day Camp?

Schedule

Extended Hours (Extra fee applies):

2009 Summer Theme – "Breakthrough"

What to Bring to Day Camp




Camp Forms Medical Form Frequently Asked Questions					Summer 2009 What is Day Camp? Heartland Center Day Camp is a great way to spend a week or a whole summer! Our goal is to provide a safe, fun and nurturing environment and for day campers to enjoy all the fun and faith enrichment of Heartland Center, without staying overnight. Day campers participate in all same activities as our overnight camp including Swimming, Singing, Hiking, Games, Horse Rides, Team Building Challenges, Crafts, Scavenger Hunts, Frisbee Golf, and Nature Activities. Each week there will be special themed activities directly pertaining to the day camp theme. The daily schedule is packed with fun activities and group building time, but also allows time for rest and reflection. Faith bulding is a primary goal for all Heartland Center programs. Each day, campers will have an opportunity to read and discuss the Bible. Bible studies are designed to be easily applied to real life. Day Camp is for campers who have completed the Kindergarten through the 5th grades. Schedule Drop-off: 8:00 AM- 9:00 AM Pick-up: 4:30 PM- 5:30 PM Extended Hours (Extra fee applies): Early Drop-off: 7:00 AM- 8:00 AM +$15/wk Late Pick-up: 5:30 PM- 6:30 PM +$25/wk (includes dinner) 2009 DATES COST Session A June 8-12 $135 Session B June 15-19 $135 Session 1 June 22- 26 $135 Session 2 June 29 - July 3 $135 Session 3 July 6- 10 $135 Session 4 July 13- 17 $135 Session 5 July 20- 24 $135 Session 6 July 27-31 $135 Session 7 Aug 3- 7 $135 Multi-Session Discount: sign up for multiple weeks and save $10 per week.! 2009 Summer Theme – "Breakthrough" What to Bring to Day Camp Be sure to bring: Backpack, snack, Bible, notebook, pen/pencil, towels, modest outdoor clothes, insect repellant, sunscreen, rainwear, tennis shoes, water bottle, and a modest swimsuit (cut-offs and immodest suits are not permitted in the pool—if unsure, please call and ask). Please DO NOT bring: Heartland Camp is a safe experience in a natural setting. To keep all campers and staff safe, and to maintain our distance from “everyday life,” the following items are not permitted at camp: weapons of any kind, electronic games, CD’s, CD players, radios, Ipods or MP3 players,, TVs, pagers, cell phones, fireworks, expensive articles, alcohol or tobacco products, bikinis, clothing with questionable sayings or slogans, or money. If any of these items are brought to camp, they will be held by the Program Director and returned to parents at camper pick-up.