Who can attend?

This retreat is open to all men and boys high school age and up.

​What do I eat?

Whatever you bring. If you didn't bring much then make friends. We're not kidding. Plenty of the guys love to make extra to share. Maybe also join the unofficial best stew and hottest chili challenges and become legends. We still remember the guys who brought that amazing venison.

Things You Might Want

What will I do?

Day 1
​Arrive, register, pack in your gear, set up camp, get settled and get to know your fellow campers, eat, explore the grounds, organized activities. Welcome Message.
Day 2
​Wake up, make breakfast, gather together for sessions, organized activities, dinner, and then night of prayer
Day 3
Wake up, make breakfast, gather together for sessions, communion, checkout

Fishing Gear
​Poncho ​(great idea)
If you have any extra camping or fishing gear you can share (let us know)
No cappuccino machines - come on men we're roughing it. :)

What can I expect at my campsite?

​Campsites will have grills, potable water, activity cabin with picnic tables, restroom, and shower facility.
Cabins have several bunks. If you want to camp/bunk together please indicate with whom on your registration and we will do our best to accommodate. Bring ear plugs, we repeat bring ear plugs.

Ice is available onsite and we will have scheduled runs each day to fill coolers.
We strongly encourage you to bring your own firewood or a hatchet/ax to break down fallen limbs and trees for burning. We will have a limited quantity for sale at the event.
​You can also bring your own grilles and cooking equipment. (We highly recommend this option)

What you will need

​Bible
Camping Gear
Cooler with food, snacks, drinks
​Firewood and charcoal
Bug spray
Personal hygiene items
Battery powered lights
Anything else you need to be comfortable
**It gets cold this time of year, 30 degree and below rated sleeping bags are strongly encouraged.