Summer Camp 2026

Registration for Summer camp OPENs Feb. 1st.  The Early bird Deadline ends April 22nd  (Save up to $40 per camper on full weeks).

Camper Registration LINK

Faculty Volunteers LINK

Camp SessionGrade in the Fall2026 DatesDeans *Earlybird Cost 26
First Chance 11st – 2ndJune 7-9Cassie Gregg & Demi Martin$105
Elementary 13rd to 5thJune 7-12Joel Copley & Josh Pauley$210
Day Camp 1Pre-K to 1st June 13Mandy Adams & Tyler Cotten$40
High School 19th – 12th June 14-19Philip Mullins & TBA$210
Paintball Camp7th – 12th June 14-19Cody Caudill & Cole Carpenter$260
Middle School 16th – 8thJune 21-26Kyle Smith & Jeb Brady$210
Day Camp 2PreK – 1stJune 27Aubrey Morris & Michelle Thomas$40
High School 29th – 12th June 28-July 3Shawn Mountcastle & Brett Ferguson$210
Camp Ignited (Acapella)2nd – 12thJuly 5-10Shaun McCray & Jamie Riley                       $210
A Special Day of Camp   N/AJuly 11Tim Yankey & Gary Sizemore FREE
Middle School 26th – 8thJuly 12-17Shannon Robbins & Jonathan Munson$210
Rise & Shine6th – 10th July 19-24Erica Caudill & Kimi Francis$210
First Chance 21st – 2ndJuly 19-21Sally & Drew Sutherin$105
Elementary 23rd – 5thJuly 19-24Kelsie King & Raechel Burchett$210

*Early Bird Prices if registered by April 17th 

** Item #3 below shows how you can save up to $40 / camper off if you sign up early!  Save $10-$40 a camper when you sign up by April 22nd

Top 10 Things you need to Know about Camp:

  1. The Cost for your week of camp includes the camp program, 14 hot meals, lodging, 8×10 picture, & camp T-shirt. Canteen Credits are encouraged during registration online at the cost of $27 for full-week sessions and $12 for half-week sessions (to eliminate lost cash from campers and to make canteen hand out quicker).  Extra money is only needed for mission offerings or camp store purchases. Unused canteen credits are added to the missions offering for the week.
  2. **Early Bird Discounts: Pre-register between Feb. 1st – April 22nd, Pay $40 deposit, Save $40 off the parent balance!   Save $20 between April 22-May 31st.  Full Rate starts June 1st.
  3. Pre-register/Early Bird Express Line: Campers who register by April 22nd, our early deadline, help us plan and we want to reward you for signing up early. Campers who register by April 22nd  will be rewarded by saving the most money,  being first in line on Sunday, receiving 1st choice of bunks, and be guaranteed the correct T-shirt size. Our max campers most weeks is 100, to allow beds for faculty, so register early!
  4. Sunday Registration runs from 4:00 – 5:00 p.m for overnight camps (Day Camps on Saturdays 9:30 – 10:00 am check in and camp runs from 10:00 am to 4:00 p.m.). Sunday Pre-registered campers will be registered first starting with our Early Birds, then April 22-May 31st campers, and then late registrations June 1st and after. Dorms will not open before 4:00 and you must register before our staff can allow you into the dorms.
  5. Walk-On’s: Starting at 4:30 p.m. we will accept walk-on’s as there is space available. We cannot guarantee or save bunks until our pre-registered campers are registered. If camp is sold out, spaces will only be available is pre-registered campers don’t show by 5:00 p.m.
  6. Pickup times: for 5-night camps will be Friday at 12:00 noon.    First Chance Camp Tuesday 6:45-7:00 p.m.,  and for Day Camps 4:00 p.m. Specialty camps check your email or ask the office.
  7. Mail: You may send mail to your camper, but please no phone calls or emails. Please send USPS mail early BEFORE your child’s session to guarantee delivery before they leave.  Usually mail sent after Monday arrives after campers leave Friday.  You may also drop mail off Sunday with in the Camp Store crate or with the office staff to give to your camper with their name and day you want them to receive it.  
  8. Visitor Policy: HMCA encourages visitors to be the exception rather than the rule during camp. They cause major distractions to campers and most times cause more harm than good. If you must visit, for the safety of all our campers, please follow the camp visitor policy and sign in at the office. Our security gate is latched closed after registration is completed and unlocks 30 minutes before pickup times.  
  9. Volunteers: If you would like to help during summer camp as a counselor, teacher, or kitchen volunteer, you MUST contact the camp before your week of camp to check on availability and need at least 4 weeks before their week of camp. All volunteers working with children will be required to allow a background check and fill out an online faculty volunteer application @ least 4 weeks before camp beginsClick here to go to the application.
  10. Any camper leaving camp needs to be signed out at the office and with the dean.  Campers 5th grade and younger parents need the matching wristband tab to pick up their child.  

Camper Packing List

  • Twin Size Bedding: Fitted Sheet to cover the mattress
    • Pillow
    • Blankets or Sleeping Bag
  • Shower Articles
    • Towels & Washrags (Towel for shower and Towel for Pool)
    • Toiletries (shampoo, soap, deodorant, toothbrush, toothpaste, etc.)
  • Clothes
    • Casual clothes for 5 days (shorts, underwear, t-shirts (no tank tops or spaghetti strap shirts, socks)
    • Warm jacket or hoody for chilly nights
    • Athletic shoes & sandals for pool
    • 1 piece modest swimsuit or (ladies modest two piece tankini that covers your stomach)
  • Class Material
    • NIV Bible (OT & NT)
    • Notebook & pen
  • Miscellaneous (put name on all items with black sharpie)
    • Dirty Clothes Bag
    • Water Bottle with your name on it
    • Flashlight
    • Camera (No pictures or videos in the dorms or bathrooms!)
    • Insect Repellent, Sunscreen, Sunglasses
    • Money for Canteen & Missions
    • Hand sanitizer
    • Hammock and straps

Do Not Bring the Following Items!

*These items can cause distractions to our programs and are not permitted on the grounds. If any of the listed items are brought to camp, we will not be responsible if they are lost, stolen, or misplaced. These items will be confiscated by HMCA Staff if found and may not be returned.

  • Cell Phones: we discourage phones from being brought by kids younger than 6th grade, and wish they could not be a part of camp.  If they are brought, campers agree to follow guidelines and not allow them to be a distraction to camp.
  • Electronic music players: Ipods, CDs, MP3, etc.
  • Video Cameras
  • Video Games
  • Weapons (knives, guns, etc.)
  • Battery Operated Video Games
  • Tobacco or Alcoholic Products, vaping products
  • Roller Blades or Healy’s
  • Skateboards
  • Scooters, Hoverboards,
  • Squirt Guns, Airsoft guns,
  • Fireworks
  • 2 piece swimsuits, bikinis (midriff must be covered) – modesty is the goal

Wilderness Camps

  • Lightweight Sleeping Bag
  • Flashlight & batteries
  • Bible & pen
  • Spiral Notebook
  • Insect Repellent
  • Toiletries
  • Swimsuit
  • 3 changes of clothes
  • Athletic shorts
  • Synthetic Socks
  • Light Jacket
  • 2 pairs of shoes
  • Bandanna
  • Hat or visor
  • Sunglasses
  • Sunscreen
  • Water Bottle
  • Camera

*Camp will provide tents, backpacks, cooking utensils, one water bottle, and food.