Hartland's Jr. High Winter Camp offers awesome team recreation, competitive sports tournaments, great worship music, and challenging messages. It's all designed to build a strong faith in Christ and deepen students' walks with Him.
Enjoy delicious, all-you-can-eat meals, friendly staff and huge variety of fun activities.
Hartland's winter camps offer a high quality, spiritually focused experience at a very affordable price.
Brian Holland has been in ministry for 19 years in Southern California, serving high school students. In the last year, he transitioned into the Lead Pastor for FLOOD Next Generation Ministry and College/Young Adults Pastor at Pomona First Baptist Church. He is an outstanding speaker; he’s captivating, funny, but most importantly passionate to see people come to know Jesus.
Each member of the band carries a different story to tell about how the Grace of God has rescued them from failure and despair. They all serve in different ministries within the body of Christ besides just in music and all have normal full time jobs. Bryan is actually a middle school algebra teacher (now, don't get sick students) and track coach and loves working with youth of all walks of life.
Includes 2 nights lodging, 6 meals, program and recreation.
WHAT TO BRING
Clothing: Hartland Christian Camp is located at an elevation of about 4500 feet with temperatures varying greatly.
Lots of warm clothes
Good walking/hiking shoes and boots (warm and dry)
Jacket/sweatshirt, etc.
"Grubbies" (clothes that can get dirty, muddy, etc.)
Plastic bags for wet and/or dirty clothes
Towels
Sleeping bag (in a large trash bag to keep it dry)
Pillow
Maybe an extra blanket
Soap, shampoo, toothbrush, etc.
Chapstick (it's dry here)
Water bottle
Bible
Camera (not a smartphone or iPhone)
Flashlight
Spending money for the Snack Bar/Gift Shop, music CDs, quarters for ping pong and foosball machines.
Please put camper's name on everything! If you find that your child has lost something, call the Camp Office at (559) 337-2349. Found items are only held for two (2) weeks after camp.
WHAT NOT TO BRING
Electronic devices of any kind
Alcohol
Tobacco
Drugs (unless prescribed by a doctor)
Firearms
Fireworks
DRESS CODE
Please be modest... Girls
No open midriffs
Tank tops mast have straps at least one inch wide
Bra straps must be covered
Shorts must be fingertip length or longer
Pajamas are not to be worn in public
Guys
Underwear must be covered
Pants and shorts must be worn at waist level or above
Pajamas are not to be worn in public
PARENTS
Hartland is very isolated and there are no gasoline stations nearby. Make sure you fill up before you come up the mountain. If you are coming through Visalia, the last place to buy gas is in Lemon Cove. If you are coming from the North, the last place will be in Fresno.
It is our desire to provide a fun, yet safe, environment for each camper. In order to accomplish this, a Registered Nurse is on-site and available 24-hours-a-day to assist with medical emergencies, first-aid, and administration of medications. Please ensure that medical forms are filled out completely. All campers' medications must be in their original containers, labeled with name and clear instructions.
Medications should then be placed in one labeled zip-lock bag per individual. These bags are to be turned in to the nurse upon check-in.
Hartland offers a discount camp fee for churches that will guarantee a minimum of seven (7) campers, help with the registration process, and secure counselors for their campers.
How it works
Our part:
We supply masters for the brochure, registration form, confirmation notice, medical form, etc. that you will need to register and confirm your campers. You will receive a reduction in camp fees for each camper. The individual camp fee for Junior and Junior High Winter Camp 2012 is $158, so that means you pay only $135 if you qualify for the group registration discount. Because Senior High Winter Camp is over a holiday weekend and has an extra day, the individual fee is $198 and only $168 if you qualify for the group registration discount.
Your Part:
1) You decide how many camper spots you want to reserve.
2) You secure the spots by signing a contract and making a deposit of $35 per camper
3) You collect the completed registration cards and money from your campers.
4) You give the campers the confirmation information, medical forms, etc.
5) You supply one counselor for each 7 campers.
*There is no charge for the counselors to attend camp.
6) You give Hartland the completed forms and one check for the balance of the fees due.
Contact us to set up a group contract
toll free 888-202-4024
email info@hartlandcamp.com