Everything You Need To Know
Waiver
- If you have not done so yet, please fill out this waiver from Wilderness Ridge after you register.
Refund Policy
- The $100 deposit is non-refundable.
- A full refund is available if cancelation is 2 weeks before the trip, with the exception of the deposit.
Payment
- If you need to make a second payment you can do so here. Email [email protected] if you need an update on your balance.
Drop-off/ Check-in
- Students are to be dropped off at the Fort Thomas Campus on June 26 at 1:00pm.
- 90 Alexandria Pike, Fort Thomas, KY 41075
Pick-up
- Students are to be picked at the Fort Thomas Campus on June 30 at 12pm.
- We will send out a text message to communicate with parents the exact time of pick-up.
Packing
- See packing list below.
Finances
- We never want finances to be a hindrance to attending camp, email your Student Ministry Director or the admin, [email protected], about a scholarship.
Medication
- If your student is taking medication on the trip we will need it noted on the registration form and turned in at check-in. Medication will be administered by the camp nurse.
- Don’t forget to retrieve your student’s medication at pick-up.
Emergency Contact
- In the event of an emergency, parents may contact Caleb Lewis (Florence), Joey Koo (Fort Thomas), or Tanner Cox (Independence).
Prohibitions
- Cell phones and all other electronic devices are strictly prohibited throughout the week; they are allowed on the bus ride to and from camp. All devices will be collected upon arrival to camp and redistributed upon departure from camp. We want kids to be able to unplug and eliminate distractions so students can fully focus on God and those around them.
- Weapons of any kind are strictly prohibited.
- Alcohol, tobacco, and drugs of any kind are strictly prohibited.
Packing List
- NO alcohol, drugs, or weapons of any kind
- NO electronic devices other than cameras
- Please bring modest and appropriate clothing. Shorts should provide full coverage of the bottom, shirts should cover the midriff, and swimwear (swimming trunks, one-piece, or tankini) should provide full coverage of the chest and bottom. A good rule of thumb is that if you feel the need to ask if you can wear something, just don’t.
- Grubby clothes(things you don't care about gettign dirty or ruined)
- Rain jacket and sweatshirt
- Athletic shoes
- Bedding – Pillow, sheets, blanket, or sleeping bag
- Toiletries
- Pool towel, shower towel, and washcloth
- Bible, pens, and journal
- Snacks (no peanuts, individually wrapped suggested)
- Water bottle
- Sunscreen, sunglasses, and bug spray
- Prescription medication (if needed)
- Camera and flashlight (optional)
