Summary
Hartland offers unparalleled quality at an affordable price. You’ll enjoy a first-class program, great food and staff who truly take the time to personally invest in the lives of students.
Every camper and counselor receives a FREE camp tee-shirt, a FREE camp picture, and access to a wide variety of recreation activities at no extra cost.
Summer camps at Hartland include 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 your walk with Him.
Activities
Pricing & Details
RATES & REGISTRATION
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Group Registration |
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Campers with church groups |
$340 |
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Counselors |
FREE |
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(1 Counselor per 7 Campers |
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Register Your Group Now |
WHAT TO BRING
Clothing: Hartland Christian Camp is located at an elevation of about 4500 feet with temperatures varying greatly. Summer afternoons are generally warm (low 70's to mid 90's) and nights are cool to cold with temperatures from the 60's down to the 40's at times.
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Warm clothing for evenings
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Cooler clothing for daytime
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Good walking/hiking shoes
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"Grubbies" (clothes that can get dirty, muddy, etc.)
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Jacket, sweatshirt, etc.
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Towel
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Sleeping bag
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Pillow
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Soap, shampoo, toothbrush, etc
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Water bottle
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Bible
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Pen or pencil
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Camera
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Flashlight
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Spending money for the snack bar/gift shop, paintball, ping pong & foosballs
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
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Electronic devices of any kind
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Alcohol
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Tobacco
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Drugs (unless prescribed by a doctor)
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Firearms
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Fireworks
DRESS CODE
Please be modest...
Girls
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Modest one-piece bathing suits only
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No open midriffs
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Tank tops mast have straps at least one inch wide
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Bra straps must be covered
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Shorts must be fingertip length or longer
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Pajamas are not to be worn in public
Guys
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No Speedo type swimsuits
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Underwear must be covered
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Pants and shorts must be worn at waist level or above
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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.
Note to Parents
Directions to Hartland
MEDICAL:
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.
CAMPER MAIL:
To ensure that mail reaches campers please mail letters or packages 4-5 days prior to desired delivery date.
Address:
Hartland Christian Camp
Camper's name
Dates of camp
57611 Eshom Valley Drive
Badger, CA 93603
Group Registration
SUMMER CAMP - Group Discount information
Hartland offers a discount camp fee for churches that will guarantee a certain number of campers, help with the registration process, and secure counselors for their campers.
How it works:
Our part:
We supply masters for the registration form, confirmation notice, medical form, etc. that you will need to register and confirm your campers. You will receive a $34.00 reduction in camp fees for each camper. The individual camp fee for 2012 is $374, so that means you pay only $340 for each camper by registering as a group. Plus, each camper and counselor will receive a free camp tee shirt, a free camp photo, and free access to recreation activities. We will also provide you with a free promotional video and posters to get the word out to your students and parents.
Your Part:
1. You decide how many camper spots you want to reserve and mail or fax your Letter of Intent.
2. You secure the spots by signing the contract(s) and making a non-refundable 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. 5 weeks prior to camp, you give Hartland one check for the balance of the camp fees due.
7. 2 weeks prior to camp, you give Hartland the cabin assignment sheets, completed medical forms, and volunteer
counselor applications.
Contact us to set up a group contract
toll free 888-202-4024
email info@hartlandcamp.com
Theme
JUNIOR #1 THEME
Have you ever wondered what the world looks like from God’s perspective?
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Is it the way we see it…like this? |
Perhaps He sees it more like this: |
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The truth of the matter is; God does not see things from the same perspective as we do.
Isaiah 55:8 says “For My thoughts are not your thoughts, nor are your ways My ways,” declares the Lord. The Scriptures are full of things that are completely opposite of what comes naturally to us;
Whoever wishes to become great among you shall be your servant; and whoever wishes to be first among you shall be slave of all. Mark 10:43-44
Whoever seeks to keep his life will lose it, and whoever loses his life will preserve it. Luke 17:33
But God has chosen the foolish things of the world to shame the wise, and God has chosen the weak things of the world to shame the things which are strong. 1 Corinthians 1:27
When Job questioned God about why things seemed so upside down, God answered a question with a question; “Where were you when I laid the foundations of the earth?”
This summer we’ll explore the amazing statements in the Bible that seem to be completely upside down. We’ll seek to answer, from Scripture, the nagging questions about why God allows things to go on and how it is that He’s really at work constantly all around us, even when life seems out of control. Then we’ll provide students with the tools they need to “turn the world upside down” (Acts 17:6) the way great men and women of faith have done, through the power of God, for over two millennia.
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JUNIOR #2 THEME
Tales from the Gold Mine tells the story of Gold Mine City, an old west town that looked for treasure in all the wrong places. Eventually the wicked Big Bad Joe buys up the whole town, including the church, and turns it all into a string of stores to sell stuff! Big Bad Joe advertises that “Stuff is what happiness is made of!” Well, Deputy J isn‟t going to let this takeover continue. He rallies the town folk to dig down into the „pure gold‟ of the Bible. The conflict ends in a showdown as Big Bad Joe comes face to face with truth of God‟s Word. This classic cowboy tale helps young and old alike look carefully at where they find real treasure… Pure Gold!
