Welcome to Colorado Camp!
Last Year's Camp Theme: Soul Survivor
For 2025, we got to break out our tiki torches! Our camp Bible studies and devotionals centered around the theme of "Soul Survivor." So let's not get tired of doing what is good. At just the right time we will reap a harvest of blessing if we don't give up. ~Galatians 6:9
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Camp dates for 2026 are TBD. We are looking forward to another great year, where we will be returning to Quaker Ridge for camp!
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Location, Banquet & More
2025's banquet theme centered around "survivor"- Hawaiian shirt, flip-flops, beach towel, all things sand, sun, and fun (and maybe a volleyball named Wilson). Dress code guidelines apply to banquet attire.
We are now located in the mountains, at Quaker Ridge campsite.
Camp is for kids ages 9-18 (including high school seniors).
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Camp is a great atmosphere of adventure, friendship, archery, nature hikes, games, team-building, singing, and most importantly, growing closer to God.
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Plus, members of the Hutchinson Bell will have priority in registration!
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What If I need Help Paying For Camp?
You can apply for the Joel Sloan Camp Fund scholarship. This fund is in honor of a gentleman who spent his life helping young people at the North Carolina Florida College Camp.
To apply for this scholarship, click here.
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Encourage your camper to get creative raising and saving money for camp (i.e., bake sale, garage sale, odd jobs, babysitting, etc...) ​
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If you need more information regarding financial assistance, please email the Higgins at: ColoradoFCCamp@gmail.com
What to Pack
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Please limit yourself to no more than 1 bag. There is so little room in the cabins. Under bunk clearance is 12 inches. Carryon suitcases or duffle bags work best.
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Bring your own bedding! Ponderosa does not supply bedding.
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Twin sheets or sleeping bag and pillow
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Refillable water bottle
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Rain jacket or plastic poncho
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Light jacket or sweatshirt
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Bible – no electronic versions, please (If you don't have one, we'll loan you one!)
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One set of clothes for getting really wet (dark shirt and pants no shorter than the knees)
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Please only modest necklines and arm holes. No tank tops, muscle shirts, midriff shirts or very tight fitting clothing. All shorts, pants, or skirts must come to the knee.
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Two pairs of long pants or jeans in case your shorts do not come to the knee
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We ask your cooperation in this matter so that camp can be as harmonious as possible. We never enjoy sending campers back to change.
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Toothbrush, toothpaste, soap, shampoo, etc.
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Bath towel and wash cloth (You may wish to bring a bathrobe)
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Day pack or small backpack
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Sunscreen
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Talent for Talent Show - must register before camp
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A Super Spirit for Adventure and Fun!
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Costume for the Friday Night Banquet based on the theme
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Do NOT bring energy drinks, gum, radios, stereos, snacks that contain nuts, knives, weapons, or video games, electronics, etc.
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Do NOT bring radios, stereos, recorders, electronic games, noise machines.
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Cell phones must be turned in or put away for the entirety of camp.
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Please label everything!
Optional Items:
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Cash for the snack bar ($15-30) (open 2x/day- campers are responsible for their own funds or can ask a counselor for help. For younger Campers – Break up spending money into small amounts so you will have some each day. Only bring the amount of cash you are willing to lose.
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Flashlight and/or headlamp
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Pen or pencil and notebook
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Apparel Note: In late July and early August the weather here is generally pleasant.However, it can rain, it can be 90º+ (low humidity) in the day and in the 40's at night.Proper apparel would be layers and a jacket or sweatshirt.
FAQs
Campground Information
The camp is held at the facilities of
30150 Colorado 67
Woodland Park, CO 80863
The Camp facility phone number is
(719) 651-3126
Get to Know Us
Visitors are welcome to attend services at nearby congregations in Colorado Springs or Denver. See the links below for more information on each of the congregations. These congregations are not affiliated with the camp.
Donations & Camp Grant Fund
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Please help a young person come to Camp! Every year we have a number of children whose parents cannot afford to pay the full camp fee.
You can help them to have one of the best weeks of their young lives. A week at camp costs $440, but any amount will be appreciated. All donations are tax deductible.
Please contact us at RMCHBTreasurer@gmail.com to mail a check or Donate online to use a credit card or PayPal account.
