We're already jumping for joy about seeing you at camp! To help you get your camper ready, we've made this your one-stop shop for all your questions about what you need to get your child to camp and back home again. Looking for something specific? We've got that list for you, too! Let's dive in!
Monday July 6, 2026 -
Friday July 10, 2026
8:45-9:00am
Monday July 6, 2026 -
Friday July 10, 2026
4:00pm
Closing Celebration on Friday from 4:00 PM to 4:35 PM
It’s time to fill out your Camper Profile and Medical information. It won’t take long, and it will help us know how best to serve your camper! This information needs to be filled out in order to drop anyone off at camp, so don’t wait! These are due by June 29, 2026.
You don't need much, but there are a few items that you'll want to have on hand. Please pack a lunch each day! We’ll provide a daily snack, but if your camper has an allergy, please pack a snack as well as their lunch.
If your child needs medication during the camp day, please administer before drop-off or after pick-up. More details on our health page.
Tuesday: Radiant Riot!
It’s your time to shine! Get ready to turn the volume up to MAX! For this high-octane theme day, we aren't just having fun—we’re causing a Radiant Riot! We’re calling on every camper to raid their closets for the brightest, loudest, and most "eye-popping" neon gear they own. Whether it’s electric lime, screaming orange, or glow-in-the-dark pink, we want to see it! We’ll provide the non-stop fun and the ultimate camp day—all we need from you is 100% pure energy.
Thursday: Nowhere to Wear!
The ultimate costume comeback! Ever feel like that high-tech Iron Man suit or that floor-length princess gown is just gathering dust? Well, the wait is over! Today is the day we rescue those epic threads from retirement. Help your kids raid the costume trunk! From galactic explorers to tuxedo-clad secret agents, we want to see it all! So whether it’s a full-on masterpiece or a DIY mashup, if they love it, they should wear it. Let’s turn camp into a living storybook!
Camper Care Pack: Just For Fun
The name says it all! This pack is curated for the camper who wants to bring the party back to the cabin. We’ve packed in a cuddly Plush Bear for naps and a vibrant Beach Towel for the pool. Rock those new Sunglasses and stay chilled with a durable Insulated Water Bottle! Plus, pass the time with Playing Cards and custom Shoe Charms. It’s everything they need for the best week ever!
Cost: $45
Elizabeth “Toey” Briley graduated from Baylor University with a degree in Psychology. Hailing from Fort Worth, Texas, Elizabeth served for five summers on summer staff at the Woods before joining the full-time City team as Site Director for Team Frontier in 2025.
Jayden “What Da Kid Doin?” Tucker serves as Site Director for Team Frontier. Originally from Gunter, Texas, he graduated from the University of North Texas with a degree in Media Arts and served four summers before joining the full-time City team in 2025.
In 2026, Pine Cove City campers will be studying Jesus' "I AM" statements and miracles found in the book of John. Jesus, while he was on earth did a lot of amazing things but the most important thing about Him was who He said He was! God tells us that the Bible was written so that we will know Jesus is His Son. We'll dive into how Jesus' miracles show how big God is so that we believe in Him.
Elizabeth “Toey” Briley graduated from Baylor University with a degree in Psychology. Hailing from Fort Worth, Texas, Elizabeth served for five summers on summer staff at the Woods before joining the full-time City team as Site Director for Team Frontier in 2025.
CampLife is your window into a week of Pine Cove! Keep up with camp through updates and daily photo galleries, and access your household pick-up code whenever you need it.
It depends on if you are the owner of that friend group request. Only the owner of the friend group is able to invite a new camper and send the email invite.
A medical professional will be on-site each day at the church location, but will not be administering medication to campers. A parent or trusted adult will need to make arrangements to come up to the church to administer the camper medications if necessary. They will need to show their camper’s pick-up code upon arrival. If they are unable to come to the church, they will need to contact the church to make alternative arrangements as Pine Cove staff will not be able to administer meds.
Lunch is not provided at Pine Cove City, so you will need to pack a lunch for your camper each day! (A small number of locations will be providing lunch to campers. Check your church-specific page on our website to see if your location will be offering lunch.)
Camp Codes only apply for Pine Cove City campers. Camp Codes are used on Pine Cove’s website to redeem scholarships that have been awarded by church or organization partners.
To learn how to apply for a Pine Cove City Camp Code and get more information, please contact the sponsoring church or organization for your City session. It’s confusing, we know, but Camp Codes are not used for Pine Cove’s own scholarship program which offers scholarship assistance for Youth Camp and Family Camp.
Please visit our Scholarships page to learn how to apply for a Pine Cove scholarship.
Each day at Pine Cove City begins with camper drop-off followed by Club and Bible study, activities, lunch, and then more activities!
A week of overnight camp is even more time with a Christ-centered counselor and seriously fun activities (that you can't do at a church, like ropes!). Say it with us, "More Jesus! More Camp!"
Use the code CITY2YC250 to get $250 off your first overnight experience this summer or next!
