Family Camp
Family Camp
Family Camp occurs over Memorial Day weekend from Friday evening until Monday morning.
There are various lodging options for your family. These include air-conditioned hotel rooms and cabins, as well as some cottages. In addition, RV and camper sites are available.
A complete meal package will be available, including all three meals on Saturday and Sunday and two on Monday. The chicken BBQ meal, which can also be purchased separately, is included in the package.
During the weekend, there will be kids’ activities, horse rides, tournaments, a rubber duckie race, a talent show, a movie night, and more! Enjoy a wonderful time with your family while growing closer to God.
Family Camp
n/a
By March 31
By May 31
By March 31
By May 31
After May 31
Full Cost of Camp
Adventure Camp (4th-6th)
Adventure Camp
Adventure Camp is for kids who have completed grades 4-6. Enjoy a week away from home with good friends, great fun, and the best camp food around. We offer a safe and exciting atmosphere. Some of the experiences at camp include a zip line, a 300-ft. water slide, an indoor gym, a gaga pit, group games, a chapel, and campfires.
If your camper is uncomfortable staying overnight for an entire week, try our day-only option for Adventure camp. You can enjoy all the elements of camp during the day, and go home at night. Drop-off is at 9:00 a.m. with pick-up at 5:00 p.m.
This summer, we are excited to offer 2 activity sessions per day.
These activities include Horsemanship, Archery, Sports and Games, Arts and Crafts, Cooking, Worship Arts, and Outdoor Living Skills (these can vary by camper week).
When you are completing your camper’s registration, you will be asked to select an activity and an alternative activity for each session. If your camper’s first-choice activity is full, they will be placed in their second choice.
Some of our activities incur an extra supply cost as listed on the registration form. Once your camper’s activity has been sorted, you will receive notice of additional costs. Please contact us with any questions!
Got questions? Not sure what to pack? CLICK HERE for our Frequently Asked Questions!
Adventure Camp 1
Completed 4th - 6th grades
By April 1
By May 1
Adventure Camp 1 (Day Option)
Completed 4th - 6th grades
By April 1
By May 1
Adventure Camp 2
Completed 4th - 6th grades
By April 1
By May 1
Adventure Camp 2 (Day Option)
Completed 4th - 6th grades
By April 1
By May 1
By April 1
By May 1
After May 1
Journey Camp (6th-8th)
Journey Camp
Journey Camp is for kids who have completed grades 6-8. Enjoy a week away from home with good friends, great fun, and the best camp food around. We offer a safe and exciting atmosphere. Some of the experiences at camp include a zip line, a 300-ft. water slide, an indoor gym, a gaga pit, group games, a chapel, and campfires.
If your camper is uncomfortable staying overnight for an entire week, try our day-only option for Journey camp. You can enjoy all the elements of camp during the day, and go home at night. Drop-off is at 9:00 a.m. with pick-up at 5:00 p.m.
This summer, we are excited to offer 2 activity sessions per day.
These activities include Horsemanship, Archery, Sports and Games, Arts and Crafts, Cooking, Worship Arts, and Outdoor Living Skills (these can vary by camper week).
When you are completing your camper’s registration, you will be asked to select an activity and an alternative activity for each session. If your camper’s first-choice activity is full, they will be placed in their second choice.
Some of our activities incur an extra supply cost as listed on the registration form. Once your camper’s activity has been sorted, you will receive notice of additional costs. Please contact us with any questions!
Got questions? Not sure what to pack? CLICK HERE for our Frequently Asked Questions!
Equestrian Camps (6th-12th)
Boots and Bridles **New program for 2026**
Equestrian Experience
Designed to create a horsemanship experience for seasoned riders, campers will participate in the traditional schedule for our Quest Camp and also enjoy specially crafted horse activities. The Equestrian Experience includes drill team activities, individual skill challenges, cowboy games, and more.
Open for all campers, each rider should have 25 hours of horsemanship exposure and plan to spend approximately 4 hours a day in the barn or corral.
Boots and Bridles 1
Completed 5th - 7th
By April 1
By May 1
Equestrian Experience
Completed 8th - 12th grades
By April 1
By May 1
Boots and Bridles Week 2
Completed 5th - 7th grades
By April 1
By May 1
Boots and Bridles Week 3
Completed 6th - 8th grades
By April 1
By May 1
By April 1
By May 1
After May 1
Day Camp Week (6-9 year olds)
This year at Rhodes Grove Camp we are offering 1 week of Day Camp.
This year’s Day Camp is for campers aged 6-9 years old. This camp will run daily from 8 am to 4 pm. Campers will receive biblical teaching, games, activities, and make lifelong memories, and friends, all while experiencing Jesus, and having an unforgettable time at RGC. Campers will receive 1 snack, and lunch daily.
Got questions? Not sure what to pack? CLICK HERE for our Frequently Asked Questions!
Day Camp
By April 1
By May 1
After May 1
Quest Camp (9th-12th)
Quest Camp
Quest Camp is for kids who have completed 9th – 12th grades. Enjoy a week away from home with good friends, great fun, and the best camp food around. We offer a safe and exciting atmosphere. Some of the experiences at camp include a zip line, a 300′ waterslide, an indoor gym, a gaga pit, group games, chapel, and campfires. Weather permitting, the program will leave camp and spend some time at Cowans Gap State Park.
**New this year: Intrepid***
Go further this summer and join Intrepid! Intrepid participants will travel off camp most days to take on extra high-adventure activities such as rock climbing, caving, hiking, and canoeing (weather permitting). Select Intrepid in your afternoon activity choice to join. Space is limited.
This summer, we are excited to offer 2 activity sessions per day.
These activities include Horsemanship, Archery, Sports and Games, Arts and Crafts, Cooking, Worship Arts, and Outdoor Living Skills (these can vary by camper week).
When you are completing your camper’s registration, you will be asked to select an activity and an alternative activity for each session. If your camper’s first-choice activity is full, they will be placed in their second choice.
Some of our activities incur an extra supply cost as listed on the registration form. Once your camper’s activity has been sorted, you will receive notice of additional costs. Please contact us with any questions!
Got questions? Not sure what to pack? CLICK HERE for our Frequently Asked Questions!
Quest Camp
Completed 9th - 12th grades
By April 1
By May 1
By April 1
By May 1
After May 1
Rhodes Grove Camp recognizes that these are hard economic times. If you need financial assistance, we can help. Through our Free The Gospel program, we have generous donors who contribute financially so that finances are not an issue. We don’t ever want cost to be the reason someone does not attend summer camp or a retreat. Financial assistance is confidential between the families and Rhodes Grove Camp. Please see below our guidelines for this program.
Here’s how it works:
- Register by June 1 for consideration to receive up to 50% of the camp registration cost (not including activity fees) after any aid is given by churches or family members. and other financial contributors. (For example, the total camp cost for the week is $300. Your church pays $100 leaving a balance of $200. If Rhodes Grove can cover 50% of the outstanding balance ($100) then you are responsible for the rest ($100).)
- The amount of aid given will depend on the aid available to disperse.
- Registrations after June 1 will be granted aid based on additional donations that are received.
- In all instances, financial aid will not be applied to activities that require additional costs.
- Assistance will only be given for one week of camp per camper.
The remaining balance that you are responsible for paying is due at the time of your online, mail-in, or call-in registration.
$75.00 non-refundable deposit is due with all registrations. Cancellations received up to one week prior to registration day will be refunded less the $75.00 non-refundable deposit.