Accommodation
High Point Summer Camp provides air-conditioned dormitories with bunk-style beds. Separate sections are provided for girls and boys. Campers use shared shower houses with restroom facilities, which are cleaned and inspected daily.
Counselors stay in the dorms with campers throughout their time at High Point, providing supervision and support outside the scheduled activities. The residential setup gives participants plenty of opportunities to spend time with their camp community while maintaining designated sleeping areas for boys and girls.
Meals
High Point Summer Camp provides a variety of nutritious foods during camp. Regular meals are included as part of the camp experience, giving campers a range of food choices throughout the day.
Cold drinks and snacks are handled separately and are left to the discretion of the camp and parents. Campers should bring extra spending money if they would like to purchase these items.
Families should also note that High Point does not provide alternative meals for food allergies during regular mealtimes. Parents of campers with allergies or specific dietary needs should contact the camp office in advance to discuss possible accommodations.
Safety
High Point places strong emphasis on personal connection and describes its counselors as being intentional about connecting with campers. This suggests that adult leaders play an active role in the camper experience rather than simply overseeing activities from a distance.
The camp also uses group activities that are described as challenging and rewarding, making appropriate adult guidance particularly important during these experiences.
Camp Traditions
Faith and worship are at the heart of the High Point experience. The camp describes worship as a way for students to connect with the Lord and apply biblical principles to daily life. Personal worship is also highlighted as an opportunity to deepen each camper's relationship with God.
The camp's emphasis on connecting with fellow believers is another important part of the experience. Students spend the week sharing activities and experiences with peers while developing friendships. The program is structured around two one-week sessions, giving teens the opportunity to participate in a focused week of camp life and faith development