General Information
- A non-refundable deposit must accompany each application.
- No meals are able to be provided beyond those covered during the regular camp session.
- We do not encourage visits by parents during camp sessions as some children, perhaps not your own, may become homesick.
- Campers are not to bring the following to camp: Books & magazines, water guns, knives, playing cards, electronics, cigarettes or e-cigarettes.
- Christian standards of conduct are expected at all times. All clothing (including swimsuits) must provide appropriate coverage and must not have inappropriate images or slogans.
- All overnight campers will be inspected for head lice before being assigned a cabin. Any camper found to have nits or live head lice will need to be treated to be able to stay, and treatment is available (for purchase) on site during registration. If a camper is unable to stay at camp because of a situation like this, a full refund (including deposit) will be issued.
- The Program Manager reserves the right to send a camper home at any point in a camp session if they are not complying with the rules of the camp.
Sponsorship
No child is denied a camping experience at Galilee Bible Camp due to lack of funds. Where a need exists, financial assistance is available through our Camper Sponsorship Program for any child who would like to attend one of the children’s camps. If you require assistance, please contact the camp office. Each request will be considered on an individual basis.
What to Bring
We would strongly suggest putting the camper’s name on all their belongings, as we are only able to hold Lost & Found items for a short time.
The following items are strongly recommended for each camper:
Packing List – Day Camp
Daily Essentials
Bible
Pen and notepad
Reusable water bottle
Packed lunch (nut free)
Clothing & Gear
Athletic shoes
Second pair of shoes
Bathing suit
Towel
Hat for sun protection
Sunscreen
Bug spray
Weather-appropriate clothing
Light jacket, sweater, or raincoat as needed
Personal Care
Sunscreen (labeled)
Any personal items needed during the day
Health & Safety
Prescription medication
Must be in the original container and given to camp staff upon arrival
Packing List – Overnight Camps
Bedding
Pillow
Sleeping bag or sheets and a blanket
Faith & Camp Essentials
Bible
Pen and notepad
Reusable water bottle
Clothing
Athletic shoes
Second pair of shoes
One or two bathing suits
Hat for sun protection
Warmer jacket or sweater
Raincoat
Toiletries & Personal Care
Towel(s) and face cloth
Soap and shampoo
Toothpaste and toothbrush
Sunscreen
Bug spray
Health & Safety
Prescription medication
Must be in the original container and given to camp staff upon arrival
Packing List – Family Camp
Bedding
Bedding appropriate for your assigned room
Bedding size will depend on the room you have booked
Faith & Camp Essentials
Bible(s)
Notebook(s) and pens
Reusable water bottles
Clothing
Comfortable daily clothing
Athletic shoes
Extra shoes or sandals
Bathing suits
Towels
Hat(s) for sun protection
Warmer layers (sweater or jacket)
Rain gear
Toiletries & Personal Items
Soap and shampoo
Toothbrush and toothpaste
Sunscreen
Bug spray
Any personal care items your family may need
Health & Safety
Prescription medication
Must be in the original container
Optional & Recreational Items
Families are welcome to bring items that help them enjoy their time together, such as:
Bikes and helmets
Outdoor toys and sports equipment
Board games and card games
Appropriate books and reading material
Musical instruments