Dear Camper,

I would like to invite you to come out and play at Covenant Point Bible Camp this summer. What are people looking for in a Christian camp experience? A safe, quality place where staff model their faith commitment in Christ and campers from young to old can have fun in simple yet creative ways. If you have been to our camp, you know the exciting and active days that make-up our program. You know that our staff love God, love children and want to spend a summer doing both. You know that through all the crazy games, activities, and skill areas, CPBC strives for a high level of safety, quality, and caring. You know that chapel and quiet times, singing, campfires, cabin group devos and other spiritual focuses encourage each camper to grow in a step of faith. If you have not been to our camp, I want to personally invite you to see what Point has to offer your family and then come experience the benefits as so many others have discovered through the years. Come Out and Play in 2010 at CPBC.

Dear Camper, I would like to invite you to come out and play at Covenant Point Bible Camp this summer. What are people looking for in a Christian camp experience? A safe, quality place where staff model their faith commitment in Christ and campers from young to old can have fun in simple yet creative ways. If you have been to our camp, you know the exciting and active days that make-up our program. You know that our staff love God, love children and want to spend a summer doing both. You know that through all the crazy games, activities, and skill areas, CPBC strives for a high level of safety, quality, and caring. You know that chapel and quiet times, singing, campfires, cabin group devos and other spiritual focuses encourage each camper to grow in a step of faith. If you have not been to our camp, I want to personally invite you to see what Point has to offer your family and then come experience the benefits as so many others have discovered through the years. Come Out and Play in 2010 at CPBC.

pathfinder

We know campers at these ages and we know they so want to Come Out and Play. Each day is packed with fun. There are new adventures, cabin group activities, canteen, free time, big group games, theme events, and time to just be with those counselors and staff campers love so much. The speaker of the week, singing, campfire times, and cabin devos are lively and just right for Pathfinders. Parents love the choice of sending their child to either the two or four-day camp. The small cabin group size of one counselor to every eight campers (or less) allows each camper to get plenty of attention and build important friendships with positive role models.

explorers

Full days of activity and fun are in store for 3rd, 4th , and 5th graders who Come Out and Play at the Explorers program. All the favorites are in place for your delight—big group games, cabin group times, Choose Your Own Adventure, waterfront action, theme events, and days full to the brim with play. The amazing speaker of the week, lots of enthusiastic singing, along with counselors who show God’s love and care add just the right balance. This first week of the summer translates into high energy with a staff ready to put to use their three weeks of staff training. The quality programming with plenty of positive interactions is a winning choice for any child and appreciative parent.

trailblazers

You are a part of a unique mainland week in which discovery of the outdoors is interwoven with regular camp activities. With a special speaker who concentrates on God’s creative and unique involvement in nature, campers in 4th, 5th and 6th grade love to Come Out and Explore the surrounding forest and lake habitats. Enjoying mainland big group games and activities, as well as free time and canteen, means Trailblazers is a week you won’t want to miss. With only 36 campers in this program, parents love the specialized activities that this week offers. The myriad of outdoor learning experiences coupled with good old mainland camp favorites is a great way to start the summer. The camp size is smaller than other mainland camps allowing for plenty of interaction and nature focused activities.

voyagers

It doesn’t get much better than this for 4th, 5th, and 6th graders. There’s lots to do, new adventures to experience, and plenty of laughter. With caring and crazy staff to lead the fun, you will love every minute of big group games, Hagerman Lake action, cabin group activities, elimination in the volleyball pit, and theme events. If you Come to this camp to Play, you are guaranteed a week better than any other you will have all summer. Campers this age love camp and parents do, too. With a variety of activities, opportunity to develop skills, and participation in events, as well as a quality speaker and special devotional times, campers experience physical, social, and spiritual benefits.

vanguards

Hey, 6th, 7th, and 8th graders! Here’s your chance to Come Out and Play. There is never a dull moment at this week of camp. Swimming the lake, doing the Track n Trail, zipping off the zip line, playing every big group game, hanging out, talking to old friends and meeting new ones are main reasons this camp is so well attended year after year. Growing in your faith and learning more about God adds a special dimension to it all. Parents love the fact this age camper is enjoying a healthy mix of wholesome activity led by quality role models. Lots of memories are made during Vanguard, with friends to keep in contact through the months ahead—until next summer’s camp.

pathfinder

We know campers at these ages and we know they so want to Come Out and Play. Each day is packed with fun. There are new adventures, cabin group activities, canteen, free time, big group games, theme events, and time to just be with those counselors and staff campers love so much. The speaker of the week, singing, campfire times, and cabin devos are lively and just right for Pathfinders. Parents love the choice of sending their child to either the two or four-day camp. The small cabin group size of one counselor to every eight campers (or less) allows each camper to get plenty of attention and build important friendships with positive role models.

explorers

Full days of activity and fun are in store for 3rd, 4th , and 5th graders who Come Out and Play at the Explorers program. All the favorites are in place for your delight—big group games, cabin group times, Choose Your Own Adventure, waterfront action, theme events, and days full to the brim with play. The amazing speaker of the week, lots of enthusiastic singing, along with counselors who show God’s love and care add just the right balance. This first week of the summer translates into high energy with a staff ready to put to use their three weeks of staff training. The quality programming with plenty of positive interactions is a winning choice for any child and appreciative parent.

trailblazers

You are a part of a unique mainland week in which discovery of the outdoors is interwoven with regular camp activities. With a special speaker who concentrates on God’s creative and unique involvement in nature, campers in 4th, 5th and 6th grade love to Come Out and Explore the surrounding forest and lake habitats. Enjoying mainland big group games and activities, as well as free time and canteen, means Trailblazers is a week you won’t want to miss. With only 36 campers in this program, parents love the specialized activities that this week offers. The myriad of outdoor learning experiences coupled with good old mainland camp favorites is a great way to start the summer. The camp size is smaller than other mainland camps allowing for plenty of interaction and nature focused activities.

voyagers

It doesn’t get much better than this for 4th, 5th, and 6th graders. There’s lots to do, new adventures to experience, and plenty of laughter. With caring and crazy staff to lead the fun, you will love every minute of big group games, Hagerman Lake action, cabin group activities, elimination in the volleyball pit, and theme events. If you Come to this camp to Play, you are guaranteed a week better than any other you will have all summer. Campers this age love camp and parents do, too. With a variety of activities, opportunity to develop skills, and participation in events, as well as a quality speaker and special devotional times, campers experience physical, social, and spiritual benefits.

vanguards

Hey, 6th, 7th, and 8th graders! Here’s your chance to Come Out and Play. There is never a dull moment at this week of camp. Swimming the lake, doing the Track n Trail, zipping off the zip line, playing every big group game, hanging out, talking to old friends and meeting new ones are main reasons this camp is so well attended year after year. Growing in your faith and learning more about God adds a special dimension to it all. Parents love the fact this age camper is enjoying a healthy mix of wholesome activity led by quality role models. Lots of memories are made during Vanguard, with friends to keep in contact through the months ahead—until next summer’s camp.