A. Click here for our location and driving directions.
A. Registration and departure times vary from camp to camp. See the individual camps page for specific times, or contact us for additional information.
A. A few items are available through housekeeping or for sale at the bookstore. Others can be ordered through a town run to the local Wal-Mart.
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Camp offering (received during one service)
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Shops (Snack Shack, Craft Shop, Bookstore, General Store, Grill)
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Sermon audio recordings, $3 each message on CD, $10 for all mp3 messages on CD, mp3 *free on jump drive
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Week-in-Review, $5 each on DVD, $2 on *jump drive (available during summer camps)
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*Camp Joy jump drive, $10 each *Or bring your own to be loaded!
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Camp Joy t-shirts, approximately $10-15
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Camp Joy hoodies, polos, dress shirts, $20-$30
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Paintball, $5 to rent equipment: semi-automatic rifle, mask, CO2, and 25 rounds; $5 for additional 100 rounds, $2 for CO2 refill. $2 if campers bring their own equipment.
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Family and Cabin Pictures, $.50 each (available during summer junior and family camps)
A. Campers wishing to write letters home may purchase cards and postage from the bookstore. Although out-going e-mail is not available for youth campers, incoming emails can be received through our website: email a camper.
A. Yes. Campers may choose one or two other people to stay with. The campers should list each other on the roommate request line of the registration form.
A. A sponsor can be a youth pastor, parent, bus driver or anyone else that brings a group of campers. Sponsors are welcome and encouraged to stay for the week and enjoy their time, cheering on their campers and building relationships. Sponsors are not responsible for supervising campers. Camp Joy recruits and trains counselors to supervise each cabin.
A. Sponsors stay in the Deluxe rooms. See our accommodations page. We have hotel-type rooms available that are reserved on a first-come, first-served basis. Reservations cannot be confirmed or guaranteed without advance registration.
A. Yes, but occasionally these visits make the campers feel homesick. Parents are the best judge as to whether or not this would be a problem. We often find that the parents are more homesick for their children than the campers are for home because the campers are having so much fun.
A. Sponsors pay the same rate as a camper.