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Fun for Days

Enjoy non-stop fun with activities, games, and experiences that make every day a new adventure.

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 Friends for Life

Develop friendships that inspire, encourage, and help them grow spiritually, creating bonds that last a lifetime.

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Changed for Eternity

Discover a deeper relationship with Jesus, experiencing moments that shape their faith forever.

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Fun for Days.png

Fun for Days

Enjoy non-stop fun with activities, games, and experiences that make every day a new adventure.

Friends for Life.png

 Friends for Life

Develop friendships that inspire, encourage, and help them grow spiritually, creating bonds that last a lifetime.

CFE.png

Changed for Eternity

Discover a deeper relationship with Jesus, experiencing moments that shape their faith forever.

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Camp Activities

At Roanoke Christian Camp, every day is packed with exciting activities designed to inspire, challenge, and build faith.

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Worship

As the sun sets over the Pamlico River, campers lift their voices in worship, reflect on powerful messages, and experience God’s presence in a peaceful, awe-inspiring setting.

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Campfire

Surrounded by friends and the beauty of God’s creation, this time of reflection and praise creates lasting memories and deepens faith in a powerful way.

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Small Groups

In small groups, campers dive deeper into their faith through meaningful conversations and prayer. Led by counselors, these gatherings provide a safe space to ask questions, share experiences, and grow closer to God while building strong friendships.

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Tether Ball

Campers face off in a fun, fast-paced game of skill and strategy, swinging the ball and trying to outplay their opponent.

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Nine Square

It’s like four square, but even crazier! Campers rotate through the squares, aiming to stay in the game by bouncing, blocking, and strategizing their next move.

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Basketball

Campers team up for exciting games, working together to score, pass, and defend. It’s all about having fun, improving skills, and enjoying some friendly competition!

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Volleyball

Bump, set, and spike your way to victory! Whether playing on the sand or the court, campers will have a blast working together and enjoying the fun of the game.

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Arts & Crafts

Get creative and make something special! Campers will explore their artistic side through fun projects, using their imagination to create memorable crafts and express their creativity.

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Four Square

Campers will use quick reflexes, creative moves, and teamwork to keep the ball bouncing across all four squares. It’s nonstop action and endless fun as they compete to stay in the game!

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Swimming

Swimming is a favorite camp activity. Lifeguards are always on duty to ensure a safe and enjoyable experience for every camper.

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Canoeing

Campers team up to paddle, steer, and splash their way across the water—building teamwork, confidence, and friendships with every stroke!

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Gaga Ball

Fast-paced and full of fun, Gaga Ball keeps campers dodging, jumping, and striking to stay in the game. It’s all about quick moves, friendly competition, and nonstop laughter!

RCC-31.webp

Worship

As the sun sets over the Pamlico River, campers lift their voices in worship, reflect on powerful messages, and experience God’s presence in a peaceful, awe-inspiring setting.

RCC-114.webp

Campfire

Surrounded by friends and the beauty of God’s creation, this time of reflection and praise creates lasting memories and deepens faith in a powerful way.

RCC-112.webp

Small Groups

In small groups, campers dive deeper into their faith through meaningful conversations and prayer. Led by counselors, these gatherings provide a safe space to ask questions, share experiences, and grow closer to God while building strong friendships.

RCC-115.webp

Tether Ball

Campers face off in a fun, fast-paced game of skill and strategy, swinging the ball and trying to outplay their opponent.

WK-52.jpg

Nine Square

It’s like four square, but even crazier! Campers rotate through the squares, aiming to stay in the game by bouncing, blocking, and strategizing their next move.

RCC-21.webp

Basketball

Campers team up for exciting games, working together to score, pass, and defend. It’s all about having fun, improving skills, and enjoying some friendly competition!

RCC-20.webp

Volleyball

Bump, set, and spike your way to victory! Whether playing on the sand or the court, campers will have a blast working together and enjoying the fun of the game.

RCC-48.webp

Arts & Crafts

Get creative and make something special! Campers will explore their artistic side through fun projects, using their imagination to create memorable crafts and express their creativity.

RCC-113.webp

Four Square

Campers will use quick reflexes, creative moves, and teamwork to keep the ball bouncing across all four squares. It’s nonstop action and endless fun as they compete to stay in the game!

WK-45.jpg

Swimming

Swimming is a favorite camp activity. Lifeguards are always on duty to ensure a safe and enjoyable experience for every camper.

RCC-64.webp

Canoeing

Campers team up to paddle, steer, and splash their way across the water—building teamwork, confidence, and friendships with every stroke!

RCC-06.webp

Gaga Ball

Fast-paced and full of fun, Gaga Ball keeps campers dodging, jumping, and striking to stay in the game. It’s all about quick moves, friendly competition, and nonstop laughter!

Camp Policies

  • Behavior

    Christian conduct is expected at all times. Campers and staff should be courteous and have good manners toward others. The dean, in consultation with the manager, has authority to send home anyone who refuses to cooperate. Everyone must remain on campus, and abide by the schedule unless excused by the dean.

     

    Dress Code

    Modesty and decency must prevail at all times. If clothing is considered inappropriate, you will be expected to change.
    -Shoes must be worn.
    -No sleeveless shirts.
    -Shorts must be of appropriate length. They must not be above the fingertips when the camper or staff’s arms are flat against his or her body.
    -No two-piece bikinis are allowed

  • 1. Check in begins at 4:00 on Sunday afternoon for summer camp sessions that begin on Sunday. 3rd Junior check in is at 4:00 on the scheduled Tuesday of the session.

    2. All campers will be assigned a room number. If they are registered at least two weeks before the session, the room number will be emailed to the address associated with their registration. Campers that do not know their room number can get it from camp staff at check in.

    3. At 4:00, campers will proceed to their assigned room and select an open bunk in the room. Please be nice. Do not move anyone else’s property.

    4. A table in each room will contain an envelop with your camper’s name. This envelop will contain a wristband, camper information, and a name tag. Please check that the camper information in the envelop is correct and complete. After you have finished setting up the camper’s bed, take the completed form to RCC staff located at the information table. All outstanding payments can be paid at this time.

    5. Campers will proceed to their assigned area for activities while other families settle in their rooms.

  • Medications


    All medication must be given to the Health Care Provider at check-in in their original container with the correct dosage clearly marked.
    The Health Care Provider will dispense medications at the times noted on the medical form.
    Please refrain from sending vitamins and over-the-counter medicines unless deemed medically necessary.

     

    Dietary Allergies


    Please contact our office to get a copy of the weekly menu. Make a note of any items that your child cannot eat with the EMT. If there is nothing your child can have during a meal, you may bring prepackaged prepared or microwavable items for you child to eat. We are unable to prepare a special menu in our kitchen due to space issues and the potential for cross contamination.

     

    Baptisms

     

    If a camper desires to be baptized at camp, the dean will phone the camper’s parents for permission.
    Roanoke Christian Camp baptismal certificates will be sent home with the camper.

     

    Homesickness

     

    Campers are encouraged with compassion and understanding to stay and participate in the camp program.
    We do not encourage talking with a homesick camper via telephone. Camp personnel will communicate with a parent/guardian if necessary.

     

    Camper Mail

     

    Camper mail is distributed daily. Camp staff is not responsible for delivering mail that does not include camper’s name and session.

     

    Camper’s Name
    Camp Session
    C/O RCC
    P.O. Box 1134
    Washington, N.C. 27889

     

    Due to scheduling changes at USPS, we are unable to deliver mail on departure day of camp.
    We will no longer be accepting emails for campers.

    If you’re a camper driving to RCC


    Cars will be parked and keys left with the camp office during the week. Campers will receive keys at check-out.

  • What to Pack:


    Please limit belongings to two pieces of luggage.
    -Enough outfits for the full session
    -Flip flops AND closed-toe shoes
    -Pillow and sleeping bag or sheets and a blanket for twin bed
    -Swimsuit (NO two-piece bikinis)
    -Bible, pen/pencil, notebook
    -Toiletries (soap, shampoo, toothbrush, toothpaste, etc)
    -Towels (beach and bathing)
    -Sunscreen
    -Bugspray.

    What NOT to Pack:

     

    -Cell phones
    -Electronic devices (Smart watches, iPods, MP3 players, 3-readers, tablets, video games, etc)
    -Outside food items
    -Magazines, comic books and novels
    -Playing cards
    -Pocket knives or other weapons
    -Prank items (shaving cream, silly string, etc)
    -Alcohol, tobacco and any other drugs (other than prescribed medications)

    Talk with your camper about how to manage their belongings in a shared living environment.

     

    Session Specific:

     

    Day Camps


    -Small bag with swimsuit, towel and change of clothes. Please label all items with your child’s name.

     

    Tech Camp

     

    -Personal game systems

     

    Optional Items


    -Money (for missions and camp merchandise sold at check-in)
    -Paper, envelopes and stamps for outgoing mail
    -Water shoes
    -Water bottle
    -Disposable camera

  • Arrive: 4:00 p.m.
    Depart: 11:00 a.m.

    -Explorers
    -1st Junior
    -2nd Junior

    -3rd Junior

    -1st Intermediate
    -2nd Intermediate
    -High School

     

    Deeper Life
    Arrive: 4:00 p.m.
    Depart: 5:00 p.m.

    Tech Camp
    Arrive: 7:00 p.m.
    Depart: 4:00 p.m.

    Day Camp #1/Day Camp #2
    Arrive: 9:00 a.m.
    Depart: 5:00 p.m.

    JC Bootcamp #1/JC Bootcamp #2
    Arrive: 9:00 a.m.
    Depart: 1:00 p.m.

    Pathfinders Day Camp
    Arrive: 7:30-8:30 a.m.
    Depart: 4:30-5:30 p.m.

    Leaving Camp
    -Please limit the times your camper leaves our campus to emergency situations only.

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