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Getting Ready For Camp


Sometimes it is hard to know how you can be involved in your child’s summer camp experience since you aren’t with them at camp.  Getting ready, reading the information, and reviewing the packing list will help you get your camper prepared for camp and keep you involved in the process. If there is anything that the camp can do to assist you, please don’t hesitate to let us know! We are looking forward to having your child with us for this exciting time in their life. See you soon!

Learning to trust your friends and yourself...

exploring the rivers, hills, and uncharted territories

Opening Day
 

Check-in begins on Sunday afternoon at 3 PM.    Please do not arrive earlier than 3:00; we want our staff to be 100% ready for your children!  However, for an easy transition for the children please plan to arrive as close to 3:00 as possible.

 

Closing Ceremony

 

Our Saturday Morning Closing ceremony begins at 10 AM.  This is a very special time for each camper to share with their parents what they have learned at camp.  Please make every effort to attend.   No family has ever intended to miss the Closing Day, but it does happen.  It is tough for a child to watch other campers with their families and realize that their family is not there.  For this reason, it is important that you ARRIVE BY 9:45 on Saturday.   Please plan to take your children home right after the ceremony.

 

 

Cabin Requests
 

We encourage campers to attend without concern for hometown buddies but we will make every effort to place your child with a special requested friend, if that friend also requests your child.  We will not place more than 3 friends in the same cabin.  With over 50 years of experience, we know this to be the best arrangement for all campers in the cabin.  Coordinate your child’s cabin mate choices carefully and with the other camper parents as they need to agree with one another and must be within a year of the same grade.  One of the real benefits of a camp experience involves meeting and making new friends from different places. Encourage this openness and flexibility and they will have a great time! Thank you for your cooperation.

 

 

 

Camp Peniel | 6716 E. FM 1431 | Marble Falls, TX | 78654

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