The Springs is our youth camp experience for incoming 3rd-7th grade campers! Located between Atlanta, Georgia and Charlotte, North Carolina, Springs Pro is where elementary and middle school campers can unplug from technology, be influenced by our Jesus-loving, fun-obsessed summer staff, and plug into seriously fun activities!
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Wondering if your child is ready for overnight camp? Read our blog post with seven signs your child is ready to thrive!
The counselors and staff at Pine Cove have a simple goal: to help kids and families connect with Jesus. Through intentional conversations, Bible studies, and worship, our staff will share the life-changing power of the Gospel with your camper and show that a relationship with the Lord can be exciting, interactive, and impactful.
“Everything I ever needed to know about parenting, I could have learned from Pine Cove’s counselors.”
Erin
Camper Mom
Looking for an excuse for your child to have some time away from phones, tablets, and other distractions? Pine Cove is a "phone-free" camp–including our staff! So instead of turning to social media, text messages, or other outside voices, they'll be able to focus on building connections with new friends, learning about the truth of the Gospel, and being mentored by our Jesus-loving college staffers. Don’t worry–the CampLife App will keep you in touch! As campers step away from their phones and tablets, they'll get more undistracted moments to focus on faith, friends, and fun.
Campers at all of Pine Cove’s overnight youth camps will stay in clean, comfortable, air-conditioned cabins! These bunk bed cabins sleep seven to eight campers and one counselor.
Nestled on the banks of beautiful Lake Louise right outside of Toccoa, Georgia, the Springs youth camp is conveniently located just 90 miles northeast of Atlanta and 70 miles from Greenville. Coming from Tennessee? We’re about 170 miles east of Chattanooga! The Springs is also just eight miles from Chimney Point, Pine Cove’s South Carolina family camp.
As parents, we will have many opportunities to face fears with our kids: firsts, new experiences, and trying again after failure. It can be tricky to know just how to guide them when fear rears its ugly head. But with some tips from a camper parent, professional counselor, and staff alumna, our guide to navigating childhood fears will help you manage fear in your home and with your kids–and get a glimpse of how our Christ-centered counselors help campers work through fears with courage and kindness.