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Summer Camp is no ordinary adventure!

Students will experience tons of fun, creative team activities, authentic friendships, and opportunities to grow in their relationship with Jesus Christ. Our team has been planning and praying for this for months and can’t wait to see God move in and through the lives of students.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

When is Summer Camp?


Middle School Camp
(students currently in grades 5-7 of the 2023-24 school year) June 10-14, 2024 (Monday–Friday)

High School Camp (Students currently in grades 8-12 of the 2023-24 school year) July 22-26, 2024 (Monday–Friday)

 
Where is Summer Camp located?
High School

Lake Yale Baptist Conference Center
Leesburg, FL

Middle School

Southeastern University (SEU)
Lakeland, FL

 

Middle School Students currently in grades 5-7 of the 2023-24 school year.

CIY: MIX is a 4-day summer event of awesomeness designed specifically for middle school students. MIX Camp is built for middle school brains, hearts, and bodies in mind. Where the Gospel is taught in a way they understand and why small group discussions aren’t an afterthought.

 
What does a typical day at camp look like at CIY Camp?

Three meals each day, Morning & Evening sessions, Group time after each session, and Afternoon Recreation.

High School Students currently in grades 8-12 of the 2023-24 school year.

At Student Life Camp, your students will experience God’s Word through engaging worship, sound biblical teaching, and community-building small groups.

 
What does a typical day at camp look like at Student Life Camp?

Quiet time, Morning session, Recreation, Lunch, Free Time, Dinner, Small groups, Evening session, Church Group Gathering, and sleep!

Cost: $450
Registration closes May 17, 2023

The cost of camp covers: all meals for the week, lodging, all campus activities, camp t-shirt, and transportation to and from camp.

Register your student

 
Do you offer Scholarships?

Yes. Helping students get to camp is one of our great joys. Once you have registered as a scholarship student, please fill out the scholarship form.

Medications

When checking in, parents of students with medication are required to meet with the camp nurse. All prescription medication must be in their original containers [not generic bags or bottles]. You will have the opportunity to give instructions to the nurse and ask any questions you may have. Have all instructions typed out to help ensure exactly what your child needs and when they need it.

 
What if my student has dietary restrictions?

Special meal plans are available. If your student has dietary needs, please indicate specifics on the registration form.

DC Students staff, along with a group of trained volunteers who are passionate about  God and Students. Most adult volunteers are currently serving as mentors and small group leaders in DC Students. All adults have completed an interview process and background check.

Casual and athletic clothing for recreational activities and appropriate clothing for all worship sessions. Must have Closed toed shoes for all recreational activities. Clothing outfits that are too tight, reveal midriff, cleavage or underwear are not permitted. No gang paraphernalia, garments and/or jewelry, tattoos, or other insignias, which display or suggest sexual, vulgar, drug, alcohol, or tobacco-related wording/graphics or may tend to provoke violence or disruption at camp shall be worn. Boys are expected to wear shirts at all times except at the pool.


Swimsuits:

  • Girl's one-piece suit or two-piece w/tank top. Tankinis are acceptable.
  • Guy’s must wear appropriate swim trunks; no cutoff jeans/shorts, no speedos

Note: Parents, if clothing is questionable, we may ask students to change. Please help students pack accordingly.