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Parents & Campers

Everything You Need to Know Before Camp

Preparing for camp should be exciting, not overwhelming. Explore helpful information about accommodations, meals, activities, what to bring, and what to expect during your time at Timber Creek Camp.

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Welcome to Camp

Get Ready for a Great Camp Experience

Timber Creek offers a setting for recreation, friendships, fellowship, and Christian learning. Here's what to know before you arrive.

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What to Expect

A Day Filled with Adventure and Connection

Camp at Timber Creek has historically combined time outdoors with worship and fellowship. Activities vary by group and program, and have included:

  • Organized outdoor activities
  • Swimming
  • Group games
  • Team challenges
  • Worship and Christian learning
  • Small-group experiences
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Accommodations

Comfortable Places to Rest and Recharge

The original camp website described air-conditioned and heated cabins with bunk-style sleeping arrangements, along with additional group lodging facilities.

Please call the camp to confirm current accommodations for your group.

What to Bring

Packing for Camp

A general packing guide based on the camp's historical recommendations. Your group leader may share additional items for your program.

  • Casual camp clothing
  • Bedding or sleeping bag
  • Pillow
  • Toiletries
  • Towels
  • Flashlight
  • Bug spray
  • Sunscreen
  • Appropriate outdoor footwear
  • Bible and journal
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Meals and Dining

Meals and Fellowship

Timber Creek has historically offered group dining facilities and meal arrangements, with campers gathering around the table to share meals and fellowship.

Please call the camp for current meal arrangements.

Health, Allergies & Safety

Helping Every Camper Have a Great Experience

  • Food allergies & dietary concerns

    Historically, food-allergy information was coordinated through each group's leader. Share allergies and dietary needs with your group leader before camp.

  • First aid & medical attention

    The original camp website described first-aid support at camp and noted that medical facilities are located nearby.

  • Communicating health needs

    Let your group leader know about any health needs ahead of time so they can be shared with camp staff.

  • Group leader responsibilities

    Group leaders have historically served as the main point of contact between families and the camp, including for health and allergy information.

Please call the camp at 601-536-9012 to confirm current medical and accommodation procedures.

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Staying in Touch

Communication During Camp

Historically, parents communicated with campers through their group leader and the camp office. The original website also described sending notes to campers through group leaders.

Check with your group leader before camp, or call the camp office to ask about current options.

Quick Questions

Common Questions

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Still Have Questions?

We're happy to help you prepare for your Timber Creek experience.

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