CampLife FAQs

It means you have mail from your overnight camper! They can send you two letters in the app per week, one on Wednesday and one on Friday. If you don’t receive digital mail from your camper, keep in mind that your camper may have chosen not to write anything. So encourage them before they leave for camp to be sure to write you!

You totally can! Go to your settings screen by tapping the three dots at the top of the feed tab. Once there, tap Invitations. Tap the “Request to Follow” button, enter the correct email address, and they’ll be able to approve your follow request. It’s important to check with the person you want to follow to make sure you put in the same email they use for their account.

You can add money to their account at any point during the week, but when your camper’s account dips below $5, you will see a red notification badge on the camp store icon in the app navigation. Then you can decide if you’d like to add more funds to their account.

Sorry, this feature isn’t available in our app. You’ll just have to wait for them to tell you!

Absolutely! Just click on the $ icon at the bottom of your screen and you’ll be able to add funds to your camper’s account. You can add money to your camper’s account at any point during the week, right up until Friday morning, as many times as you would like.

Yes, you can! Head back to the “Invite Others” screen and select the person you’d like to uninvite. You’re now on a screen that says “View Follower.” At the bottom you’ll see a “Remove Access” button. Click on that and they will no longer have access to your camper’s feed.

 You can invite other people to see the photos, articles, and other fun content on the app. In your settings screen (tap the three dots at the top right of the feed), go to Invitations, then tap the “Send Invitation” button. Enter an email address and the other person will be invited to follow your feed. Please note this only shares photos and other feed content, not camper mail or camp store access.

Absolutely! We’ve enabled social sharing for any and all content that you might want to share on Facebook, Twitter, etc. So when your camper draws a stick figure of themselves on the blob and sends it to you, you will now be able to quickly and easily share that photo on social media! This also goes for photos, blog posts, videos, and other app content, so share away!

There’s a few reasons this might be happening. First: you can only send your camper two digital letters per week through the app, once on Tuesday and again on Thursday. So if the option to send a letter is greyed out, it could mean that it’s past the deadline, which is at 10am Tuesday and Thursday. Also, if you decide you want to edit a letter, you may do so by viewing the letter and then tapping ‘Edit’ in the top right corner. Any edits must be completed and saved before the 10am cutoff or the previous version of your letter will be sent to your camper.

The Pine Cove CampLife App is available for download in the Apple App Store or from Google Play. You can click those links to get the app or just search for “Pine Cove CampLife.”

Camper mail is available for all overnight youth campers. Twice a week you can send your camper a digital letter that we will then print out and hand to your camper. In addition, your camper will be able to write a letter to you in their own handwriting, and we will send you a virtual copy of the note your camper sent you, and it will show up right in the app! How cool is that?

Select the picture that you would like to share, then click the little box with the arrow pointing up in the top right corner of the screen. From there you’ll see a variety of apps to which you can share the photo. Bonus: this also works for camper mail!

Uh oh. Let’s get this figured out! Email us to let us know and we’ll help you get it sorted out.

While viewing a photo, tap the photo once to bring up the tag icon in the bottom left. Tap this icon and you can choose which of your campers are in the photo. When you see your camper’s name appear below the photo they are now tagged. You can also repeat the process to remove a tag.

Oh, and by the way, tags are private. No one else will see your child’s name or the tags you create on gallery photos or videos.

Yes, parents can tag their own campers in photo galleries! The daily photo galleries do not have auto tagging, so they might contain photos of your child that aren’t tagged. Once tagged, a photo moves to the beginning of a gallery, so it’s easier to find in the future.

Pictures in the photo gallery of campers from that session are viewable by anyone connected to a camper in that session, but only you as their parent are able to see any tags. No one else is able to see their name or anything else about them.

Those are happy little pine trees, and tapping on them will take you to your home feed! (Or camp feed, if you will. Because camp has trees.) This is your home base, and we’ll put all of the new photos and content right here in this feed!

These little trees just became your new best friends. Hi, trees!