● Bible ● Notebook ● Clothes for all types of weather ● Running Shoes ● Sleeping bag/Blankets ● Pillow ● PJs ● Soap and Shampoo ● Comb/Brush ● Two Towels/Washcloth ● Swim Shoes ● Swimsuit ● Flashlight ● Toothbrush and toothpaste ● Sunscreen ● Rain Gear ● Insect Repellent ● A friend! ● Jacket

On April 1st, when registration opens, fill out the Registration form on line and pay by e-transfer You will receive confirmation upon receipt.

Junior Camp: Children ages 8 — 12 by September 30th. If you have older campers, we recommend Pines Bible Camp

Swimming, Canoeing, Lots of great games, Archery, Skits, Crafts, Singing, Talent Nights, making friends, SUPER SURPRISE Activities, and much more.

Sorry, KCBC is not responsible for any lost, broken, or stolen items.

Your child will be sent home immediately.

● Knives ● Collector/Trading Items ● Card Games ● Cell Phones ● Electronics ● Fireworks

The campers are encouraged not to use the phone other than for emergencies. If an emergency arises at home, please contact the camp Director at 250 509 1310 and they will see the message gets to the camper to return your call.

A complete time schedule will be posted at the camp. Campers should arrive between 2pm and 4pm Sunday. Pick up time will be the following Friday at 11am. It is imperative that you check your child in on arrival and check them out on departure. We do this for safety reasons to protect your child.

We don’t want any camper to miss the opportunity to attend camp because of the cost so we have some funds available for CAMPERSHIP grants. If you require assistance please contact the registrar at registration@kootenaycovenantbiblecamp.com.

Cabin assignments are made by the staff, prior to the start of each session. We will try, whenever possible, to honour the request of up to two friends wanting to bunk together, if the request is made with pre registration

The camper fee ($375) is due by June 1st at the latest. If your child is unable to attend please cancel by June 15th by calling the Registrar registration@kootenaycovenantbiblecamp.com. In this way, that spot may then be available for another camper.

● If possible, visit the camp ahead of time to familiarize your child with the campgrounds, cabins and other general surroundings. ● Consider arranging a first time camper to attend with a close friend, relative, or camp “buddy”. ● Do not tell your child in advance that you will “rescue” him/her from camp if he/she does not like it. ● Discuss what camp will be like well before your child leaves home, acknowledging feelings; role play anticipated camp situations such as using a flashlight to finding the bathroom. ● Send a letter to the Registrar for your child before camp begins so he/she will have a letter waiting for his/her arrival. ● Allow your child to pack a favourite stuffed animal and/or picture so he/she will have a reminder of home.

● Talk candidly with the Program Director to obtain his/her perception of your child’s adjustment. ● Resist the temptation to “rescue” your child. ● Acknowledge your child’s feelings and communicate your love. ● Support your child’s efforts to work out the problems with the help of camp staff. ● Remind him/her, if necessary, that he/she has made a commitment. ● Trust your instincts; the occasional child who is truly having a difficult adjustment should be allowed to return home after a reasonable amount of time and effort.