Your child’s safety is our #1 priority! All staff go through a thorough interview process, including reference checks and background checks. Camps have nurses on-site as well as strong relationships with local emergency responders in the rare case that your child needs medical attention. We follow all standards put forth by the American Camping Association for student-to-counselor ratios, staff qualifications, safety, and more.

At Camp Monadnock, campers stay in dorm-style accommodations that range in size from six to 18 campers per dorm. We try to room campers with others who are the same age, though we also accommodate roommate requests and church groups as needed. All of our camp weeks are age-specific (e.g. elementary school only, jr/sr high only), so you can rest assured your child will be housed with other campers around the same stage of development.

No one goes hungry at Camp Monadnock! Breakfast, lunch, and dinner are included, and we serve plenty of food to keep campers fueled for the day’s adventures. A variety of options are available at every meal, so your child is sure to find something they love! Snacks and frappes are also available for purchase at the camp store.

If your child has allergies or dietary restrictions, there is a place to share this during the registration process, and we work very hard to accommodate these. Our chefs are all ServeSafe certified.

Drop-off is Sunday afternoon and pick-up is Thursday evening.

Camp Monadnock days focus on time with Jesus and each other. After breakfast, the day starts with time in the Word. For teens, this is a large-group devotion time followed by small group discussions. Kids start their day with chapel, which is jam packed with singing, games, and Bible teaching. 

After morning devotions, campers head off to Tribe Time, a rotation of fun activities they experience with their cabin groups—think things like archery, arts and crafts, wagon rides, climbing tower, and challenge course.

After lunch, afternoons are filled with swimming, hanging out at the beach by the pond, and spending time with new friends at Hillside, the spot for socializing over snacks and ice cream, playing games, and crafting.

After dinner, teens have their primary chapel time, as well as a large group activity and small group discussion times. Kids gather for stories around the campfire, an evening snack, and devotionals with their cabin groups. 

When it’s time for lights out, happily tired campers retreat to their dorm to dream of all the fun they’ve had and rest up for another day of nonstop adventure!

Each day at camp includes group chapel times with worship and Bible teaching, time for small group discussion and application, and dedicated Christian staff members speaking personally into the lives of campers. We welcome and accept campers at every stage of their faith journey. Our camps are highly invitational, encouraging campers to think about God, life’s big questions, and what their next steps of faith might be in the safety of an authentic community.