Three Night SessionWEEK 2
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Smaller cabin units contribute to improved social bonding, increased counselor interactions, & the overall experience.
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Being in the same cabin as a friend or family member can help first-time campers be even more successful at camp.
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Our cub camp schedule allows campers to try a few of the activities listed above during our short time together at PSR.
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Sampling the Camp Experience
Our discovery camp sessions at Pine Springs Ranch are intentionally designed for children ages 7-10. These sessions are short, easy, fun, and the activities are offered at the most basic level.
Our goals for campers are for them to try new things, make new friends, and learn more about Jesus from one of our great counselors.
Cub sessions require a $60 non-refundable deposit upon registration and spots are awarded on a first-come, first-served basis.
During the registration process on ULTRACAMP, please let us know if you'd like a free camper progress report (via email) and if your child is attending camp with any friends or family members so we can place everyone in the same cabin together.
Our goals for campers are for them to try new things, make new friends, and learn more about Jesus from one of our great counselors.
Cub sessions require a $60 non-refundable deposit upon registration and spots are awarded on a first-come, first-served basis.
During the registration process on ULTRACAMP, please let us know if you'd like a free camper progress report (via email) and if your child is attending camp with any friends or family members so we can place everyone in the same cabin together.
4 Habits of Successful Campers
Children who can reasonably demonstrate these four habits are ready to go to summer camp!
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Campers should be able to feed, clothe, toilet, and bathe themselves without assistance.
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Campers should be able to build a 'colorful plate' at mealtimes that include healthy non-allergens.
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Campers should be able to follow all safety rules and instructions provided by counselors & staff.
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Campers should be able to respect others & feel comfortable talking about their well-being.
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