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Kids Camp

UCYC (United Christian Youth Camp) is located in Prescott, AZ. To get an idea of what camp and UCYC look like, please check out their web page at UCYC.com.

  • Breakfast
  • Chapel
  • Small Group
  • Activity Rotations
  • Lunch
  • Team Games
  • Dinner
  • Small group
  • Lights out

We have 8 students assigned per adult coach, male coaches with guys groups, and female coaches with girls groups. Your student will do everything with their assigned coach and their group.

The majority of our camp coaches are parents and CCV Kids ministry coaches who have gone through our thorough background check and screening process.

You will see a place on the registration form to list your child’s first and second roommate choices. We do everything possible to accommodate roommate requests; we understand the importance of experiencing camp with friends.

  • Athletic attire
  • Light jacket or sweatshirt
  • Long pants
  • Closed toed shoes
  • A hat and sunscreen
  • Modest swimsuit (No two pieces)
  • Sleeping bag and pillow
  • Toiletries
  • Flashlight
  • Bible, notebook, and pen
  • Spending money for the snack bar (optional)

We will have trained medical personnel with us at camp. All prescription medications and over-the-counter medications are to be checked in with the nurse the morning of camp. Please do not pack medication with your child.

The chef at UCYC follows proper protocol for food handling and preparation for any type of food allergy. Please be sure to list all food allergies when you register your child. Those allergies are sent to the chef so he can prepare the menu for the week of camp. The meals planned to accommodate the food allergies are similar to what other campers are having. At meal times, your child will go to a separate line in the dining hall to receive their meal.

Jr High Camp

UCYC (United Christian Youth Camp) is located in Prescott, AZ. To get an idea of what camp and UCYC look like, please check out their web page at UCYC.com.

  • Breakfast
  • Chapel
  • Small Group
  • Activity Rotations
  • Lunch
  • Team Games
  • Dinner
  • Small group
  • Lights out

We have 10 students assigned per adult coach, male coaches with guys groups, and female coaches with girls groups. Your student will do everything with their assigned coach and their group.

The coaches that we take to camp are the coaches that students see on the weekends during services. Our coaches have gone through our thorough background check and screening process.

You will see a place on the registration form to list your child’s first and second roommate choices. We do everything possible to accommodate roommate requests; we understand the importance of experiencing camp with friends.

  • Athletic attire
  • Light jacket or sweatshirt
  • Long pants
  • Closed toed shoes
  • A hat and sunscreen
  • Modest swimsuit (No two pieces)
  • Sleeping bag and pillow
  • Toiletries
  • Flashlight
  • Bible, notebook, and pen
  • Spending money for the snack bar (optional)

We will have trained medical personnel with us at camp. All prescription medications and over-the-counter medications are to be checked in with the nurse the morning of camp. Please do not pack medication with your child.

The chef at UCYC follows proper protocol for food handling and preparation for any type of food allergy. Please be sure to list all food allergies when you register your child. Those allergies are sent to the chef so he can prepare the menu for the week of camp. The meals planned to accommodate the food allergies are similar to what other campers are having. At meal times, your child will go to a separate line in the dining hall to receive their meal.

High School Camp

HS Camp is hosted at San Diego State University (SDSU) in San Diego, California.

  • Breakfast
  • Morning Session (Morning message, Worship)
  • Team Time (Small group time)
  • Lunch
  • Free Time (optional activities include: a talent show, Quidditch, culinary classes, open air painting, Kan Jam, football, baseball, and more!)
  • Dinner
  • Night Session
  • Late Night Snacks

We have a ratio of 2 coaches per 15 students, male coaches with guys groups, and female coaches with girls groups.

The coaches that we take to camp are the coaches that students see on the weekends during services. Our coaches have gone through our thorough background check and screening process.

At HS Camp, groups are based on the groups that students are a part of each week at our HS experience. If your child is a friend of someone in that group, he/she will be placed in a group with them. If your child has not been to our HS experience, we will place your child in a group with others from his/her school.

Your child is responsible for keeping up with any daily medication that they may need to take. We will have trained medical personnel with us at camp 24 hours a day if there is any emergency of any kind.

The chef at SDSU follows proper protocol for food handling and preparation for any type of food allergy. Please be sure to list all food allergies when you register your child. Those allergies are sent to the chef so he can prepare the menu for the week of camp. The meals planned to accommodate the food allergies are similar to what other campers are having. The meals are served buffet style and every entree is clearly marked with allergen ingredients. There is also a separate line where students can receive their allergen free meal if what is on the buffet line does not meet their dietary requirement.

Special Needs Camp

Kids and adults 4 years and older with developmental disabilities.

Because we have a limited number of spots available, we limit registrations to only kids and adults with developmental disabilities.

Yes, we encourage our attendees to invite friends.

Special Needs Camp is hosted at our Avondale, Chandler, Peoria, Scottsdale and Surprise campuses. All campuses are invited to attend.