Heartland Presbyterian Center: Summer Camp

Worship, Swimming, Campfires, Singing, Bible Study, Hiking, Games, Nature Center,

Goals of the Heartland Center Camping Program

To share the Good News of Jesus Christ

To help lay the foundation for a personal relationship with Jesus Christ

To ensure that every camper understands they are loved as they are as a child of God

To help campers treat others as children of God

To have fun in safe, exciting, and inclusive activities

What to bring to camp

Bible, modest swimsuit, bedroll/sleeping bag, towels (bath and swimming), outdoor clothing, flashlight, insect repellent, sunscreen, rainwear, tennis shoes (older if you have them), water bottle, toiletry Items, completed medical form.

Horse Campers:

Extra jeans – but it’s OK to wear regular(not too short) shorts for your rides. Closed toed/closed heeled shoes – sneakers are OK.

Middle School Trip Campers:

A separate letter/email will be sent to you with the specific trip information (ie. what to bring, trip itinerary, arrival departure times and locations, etc.)

What not to bring to Camp

Heartland Center 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:

Expensive articles, electronics, money, flip flops, food/snacks, candy/gum, tobacco, alcoholic beverages, pocket knife, etc.

2nd - 3rd Grade

3rd -4th Grade

4th - 6th Grade

6th-8th Grade

9th -12th Grade

Friendship Camps

Medical Form

YouTube - Heartland Center Summer Camp Video

Heartland Center summer youth camps are 3-6 days of building friendships and growing in faith.

Some of the summer camp activities are:

Goals of the Heartland Center Camping Program

What to bring to camp

What not to bring to Camp




Grade Completed in 2011: Day Camp 2011 Kindergarten - 5th Grade Overnight Camps 2011 2nd - 3rd Grade 3rd -4th Grade 4th - 6th Grade 6th-8th Grade 9th -12th Grade Friendship Camps Camp Forms Mail-in Registration Form Medical Form Frequently Asked Questions Scholarship Request Drop off / Pick up & What to bring list					*YouTube - Heartland Center Summer Camp Video* *2010 Summer Camp Photos* (Password for all 2010 photo galleries is "hpc") Heartland Center summer youth camps are 3-6 days of building friendships and growing in faith. Some of the summer camp activities are: Worship, Swimming, Campfires, Singing, Bible Study, Hiking, Games, Nature Center, Horseback Riding, Challenge Courses, Archery. Frisbee golf, and Crafts. SUMMER 2011 SCHEDULE AVAILABLE IN SEPTEMBER 2010 *Goals of the Heartland Center Camping Program* To share the Good News of Jesus Christ To help lay the foundation for a personal relationship with Jesus Christ To ensure that every camper understands they are loved as they are as a child of God To help campers treat others as children of God To have fun in safe, exciting, and inclusive activities *What to bring to camp* Bible, modest swimsuit, bedroll/sleeping bag, towels (bath and swimming), outdoor clothing, flashlight, insect repellent, sunscreen, rainwear, tennis shoes (older if you have them), water bottle, toiletry Items, completed medical form. Horse Campers: Extra jeans – but it’s OK to wear regular(not too short) shorts for your rides. Closed toed/closed heeled shoes – sneakers are OK. Middle School Trip Campers: A separate letter/email will be sent to you with the specific trip information (ie. what to bring, trip itinerary, arrival departure times and locations, etc.) *What not to bring to Camp* Heartland Center 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: Expensive articles, electronics, money, flip flops, food/snacks, candy/gum, tobacco, alcoholic beverages, pocket knife, etc.