Q: How much is camp?

A: Early Registration from Oct 1 - Dec 31 2025 (PBDA) $190 and (NonPDBA) $200. Summer 2026, Pee Dee Baptist Association members are $200 a camper and Non-PDBA members are $220 a camper. Kindergarten day is $50.

Q: Is my camp registration refundable?

A: Camp registration is non-refundable. If for some reason your camper can't make it to the week they selected, they may choose a different week for their age group - if another week is available. There is only one week for day campers.

Q: What weeks are summer camp?

2026 Weeks                    Grade Completed

 June 13                               Kindergarten Day

#1 Jun 15 - 19                       1-5th  Grade

#1 Jun 15 - 19                     1-5th  Grade Day Camp 

#2 Jun 22 - 26                     1-5th  Grade

#3 Jun 29 - 3                       6-11th Grade

#4 Jul 13 - 17                        1-5th Grade

#5 Jul 20 - 24                      6-11th Grade

Q: How do I know which week my camper can attend?

A: The week is based on what grade your camper has COMPLETED.

2026 Weeks                      Grade Completed

June 13                               Kindergarten Day

#1 Jun 15 - 19                       1-5th  Grade

#1 Jun 15 - 19                                1-5th  Grade Day Camp 

#2 Jun 22 - 26                     1-5th  Grade

#3 Jun 29 - 3                       6-11th Grade

#4 Jul 13 - 17                        1-5th Grade

#5 Jul 20 - 24                      6-11th Grade

Q: What time is check-in for summer camp?

A: Monday's, after lunch, from 1:00pm - 2:00pm - gate opens at 12:30 pm.

Q: What is Day Camp?

A: This week is for completed 1st - 5th graders who do not want to spend the night. Check-in on Monday is 1:oo pm and Monday Pick up is 9:30 pm. Drop off Tuesday - Friday is 7:30 am. Pick up Tues - Wed 9:30 pm. Pick up Thursday is 10:00pm. Pick up Friday is 11 am.

Q: Which week is Day Camp?

A: Day Camp is offered June 15 - 19, 2026 for completed 1st - 5th graders.

Q: What if my day camper wants to stay over night?

A: If camp is not sold out for overnight camp, the day camper may become an overnight camper. If overnight camp is sold out, they may not become an overnight camper. You would contact the office about switching your camper from day to night camper.

Q: What should my day camper pack?

A: They should pack the same items as overnight campers. They will utilize a cabin and cabin restrooms for storing their belongings, utilizing the restrooms for changing, etc. We also have a rest time on Wednesday afternoons.

Q: What is the general daily camp schedule?

A: Breakfast, cabin cleanup/devotions, group recreation, bible study, lunch, recreation, snack, recreation, clean-up/free time, supper, group obstacle course, snack, evening worship, get ready for bed, lights out. The schedule may vary based on the weather.

Q: Is there a swim test?

A: All campers participate in a swim test. This allows our certified lifeguards to know who can swim and who can't swim. Areas of the pool are designated for swimmers based on ability. ALL boaters are required to wear life jackets at the lake.

Q: What is the general menu at summer camp?

A: At each meal a camper is served an entree, side dish, salad, dessert, and beverages. Example: Chicken Alfredo, green beans, green leaf salad, brownie, and tea/water/Koolaid. Example: Sausage & eggs, biscuits, grits, yogurt parfait, cereal, and milk/juice/water.

Q: What food items are offered at canteen?

A: Items vary. The following may be at canteen based on supply availability: pepsi products, snow cones, ice cream, assorted candy, popcorn, nachos, boiled peanuts, big cookie, pickle, etc.

Q: What are sleeping arrangements at summer camp?

A: Girls have their own dorm with bathrooms and Boys have their own separate dorm with bathrooms.

Q: How will Pinehill manage and communicate concerning gender and sexuality in our current culture?

A: As a ministry we will not turn away students based on sex or sexual preference, however we will have
some guidelines and policies while on camp property. Understanding some students who attend camp
may identify as varying sexes, it is the policy of camp Pinehill Baptist Retreat to require students to
reside in the cabin of their birth sex as identified on their original birth certificate. We conform to the
original design in creation as mentioned in Genesis 1:27; Genesis 2. Understanding this is a struggle for
some students, we desire for them to seek Christ and their identity in Him not only in a decided or
selected sex.

As well, we understand students may struggle with sexuality and sexual preferences. It is the policy of the
camp that students who proposition students of the same sex will be treated as those who violate
policies concerning inappropriate and unacceptable conduct while on camp and disciplined in like
manner (i.e. reprimand, call to parent/guardian, or expulsion from camp property).

Our desire in not that any student would continue to struggle in any of these areas but to seek the
Lord’s guidance for proper life and practice as a believer (Eph.2:8-10; Phil. 1:27; Rom. 1:26-27;1 st Cor.
6:9-11).

The above statements reflect the language found in the Pinehill by-laws as determined by our board of trustees.

Q: What do I bring to summer camp?

Packing List:

Q: What do I do if my camper needs to receive medication during summer camp?

A: All medications, over the counter or prescription, must be turned-in at check-in in the original container. Campers will be given medications as indicated on the original packaging.

Q: How much money should I put on my camper's canteen account at summer camp?

A: There are 8 canteens (snack breaks) during the week so our minimum suggestion is $16 for the week. Each food item is $1. There are other items to buy: hats, shirts, stickers, sunglasses, etc.

Q: What time is pick-up from summer camp?

A: Friday at 11am is when our closing program starts. We talk about the week and celebrate our fun time of fellowship with you the parent/guardian. It takes approximately 45 min.

Q: What is Kindergarten Day?

A: Kindergarten day is a one day preview of our summer camp. Rising and completed kindergarteners can come for a day of fun, fellowship, and friends. Kindergarten day is like a whole day of vacation bible school. If your child has completed Kindergarten this would be a fun time for them! Drop off is from 8:ooa - 8:15a at the chapel. Pick up and closing celebration is at 6:00p in the chapel.

Q: What meals are provided at Kindergarten Day?

A: We provide lunch, snack, and supper at Kindergarten Day.

Q: What should I bring to Kindergarten Day?

Q: What do I do if my camper needs to receive medication during Kindergarten Day?

A: All medications, over the counter or prescription, must be turned-in at check-in in the original container. Campers will be given medications as indicated on the original packaging.