Camp Schedule
Tuesday, May 28th
10:00 am to 12:00 –
12:00 – Lunch
1:00 – Welcome, House rules, 1st team game
2:00 – 4:30 – Rodeo Clinic
4:30 – Unsaddle, chores
5:30 – Dinner
6:30 – Worship and Preaching
7:30 – Counselor debrief
8:15 – Game
9:00 – Get ready for bed
10:00 – Lights out
Wednesday, May 29th
6:00 – Devotions with counselors
6:20 – Chores
7:00 – Breakfast
7:45 – Worship and Preaching
8:45 – Game
9:00 – Rodeo Clinic
11:15 – Breakout session
12:00 – Lunch
12:45 – Instructor testimony (2)
1:30 – Rodeo clinic
4:30 – Unsaddle / chores
5:30 – Dinner
6:30 – Worship and Preaching
7:30 – Counselor debrief
8:15 – Game
9:00 – Get ready for bed
10:00 – Lights out
Thursday, May 30
6:00 – Devotions with counselors
6:20 – Chores
7:00 – Breakfast
7:45 – Worship and Preaching
8:45 – Game
9:00 – Rodeo Clinic
11:15 – Breakout session
12:00 – Lunch
12:45 – Instructor testimony (2)
1:30 – Rodeo clinic
4:30 – Unsaddle / chores
5:30 – Dinner
6:30 – Game
7:30 – Worship around
8:45 – Counselor debrief
9:15 – Get ready for bed
10:00 – Lights out
Friday, May 31st
6:00 – Devotions with counselors
6:20 – Chores
7:00 – Breakfast
7:45 – Worship and Preaching
8:45 – Rodeo clinic
11:00 – Breakout session (Julie)
12:00 – Lunch
12:45 – Instructor testimony (2)
1:15 –
2:00 – Clean up
3:30 – Prep for Rodeo
4:30 – Rodeo
6:00 – Worship and baptism
6:45 – Dinner and awards
FAQ’s
Do the camper’s stay overnight?
Yes, the campers do stay
What kind of activities are planned?
As for fun activities, we keep the youth pretty busy in their clinics but have evenings set up to have games and object lessons to help them connect with each other and to understand the message we bring.
What do I need to bring?
- BIBLE
- Pen/Pencil
- Bedroll or sleeping bag, pillow. (Cots will be provided for each camper.)
- Personal care items (soap, towel, etc.)
- Clean clothes
- Long-sleeved shirts, jeans, western boots and hats must be worn on rodeo day.
- Western boots, hat and rain gear
- Horse, saddle, ropes, and other necessary gear
- Hay and grain
- Hay forks and shovels (to clean stalls)
- Water bucket
- Rodeo gear (if you have any)
- Western hat and ball cap
- Swimsuit (for showers)
- Sandals and/or flip flops
- Sunscreen
- Hydro-flask or water bottle
- Mark ALL belongings with your NAME
*NOTE: No weapons permitted on the
What age do they have to be to attend?
We accept teen boys and girls age 12 through 18. They must be 12 as of January 1st, 2019. And can not be 18 as of January, 2019.
Dress Code?
It is our desire that camp be a place where young men and young women can escape the distractions during their stay at camp, a place where they can focus their eyes and hearts on their relationship with Jesus, and a place where they are not ‘tempted’ by the flesh. Styles of clothing can be a stumbling block for many youth. The Bible says people are to dress in modesty.
The intent is to not bring attention to how one looks, but to highlight our walk of faith, love and pursuit of holiness. Anyone in violation of this policy will be asked to change clothes or make the appropriate changes to render their clothing modest.
Where is the camp located?
Sonoita, AZ at the Santa Cruz Fair Grounds.
When do we check-in?
Check-in is between 10:00 am and noon on Tuesday, May 28th.
When is the rodeo where parents can attend?
The rodeo is set to be on May 31st at 4:30 pm. The awards ceremony will follow the rodeo.
What is not allowed to bring?
- NO DOGS
- NO WEAPONS
- NO TOBACCO
- NO ALCOHOL
- NO DRUGS
Cell phones will not be permitted to be kept with the camper. They are allowed to have usage of them in the evening for a short period but will be taken away if found outside of “usage” time.
Medical Release Forms
All participants must bring this medical release form with them and turn it in at the time of check-in. *NOTE – this must be notarized. We will have a notary on site the day of check-in in-case you are not able to get it notarized
Contact Us
Questions? Feel free to contact us!
Nick Robbs (520) 471-3602
Dawn Eddy (719) 980-0270
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