Junior High Snow Camp
(geared towards youth in 6th – 8th grade)
January 21-23, 2022
Arrival: after 4:00pm Friday
Departure: at 11:00am Sunday
Junior High Snow Camp
(geared towards youth in 6th – 8th grade)
January 21-23, 2022
Arrival: after 4:00pm Friday
Departure: at 11:00am Sunday
weekend worship
Theme: TBA
Resource: TBA
Music: TBA
registration fees
Online registration opens one year prior to the retreat and is available for parents to register their child listing the youth group they plan to attend with. The youth leader may download a paper registration form to complete for the youth group along with all medical release forms to be completed by each parent.
Online registration opens one year prior to the retreat and is available for parents to register their child listing the youth group they plan to attend with. The youth leader may download a paper registration form to complete for the youth group along with all medical release forms to be completed by each parent.
good rate
After January 10
$135
Better rate
By January 10
$125
Best rate
register by December 13
$115
REGISTRATION FAQ
Here are some of the most frequently asked questions as it relates to registration.
Deposit
A $50 non-refundable deposit is required at registration.
Payments
Payment options available include payment in full, deposit with remaining balance due at the retreat, or deposit and remaining balance paid in monthly installments prior to the retreat. We accept cash, checks or credit cards.
Scholarships
Scholarship funds are available to help ensure that finances are not a barrier to attending camp. For scholarship assistance please contact the Executive Director, Corbin Graber (719-687-9506 or [email protected]).
Cancellations
To receive a full refund, cancellations must be received no later than two months prior to the retreat. The deposit will be non-refundable for all cancellations received within two months of the retreat.
Documents & forms
For youth groups wishing to register as one unit, youth sponsors may download this form to complete for their entire group.
Each youth must have an authorization form completed by a parent/guardian to attend camp.
View the sample schedule to see what the retreat includes.
Frequently Asked Questions
What should I bring to camp?
- Warm winter clothing (snow coat, pants & boots)
- Bedding/sleeping bag and pillow
- Towel & bathroom items
- Bible
- Water bottle
- Camera (optional)
- Spending money for the Trading Post (optional)
What should I NOT bring to camp?
- Pets (large or small)
- Firearms
- Alcohol
- Tobacco
- Illicit drugs
- Marijuana
- Dirt bikes
- Firework
- Four Wheelers
- Drones
Do you have wi-fi?
Yes, however we ask youth and sponosors to not be on devices during the weekend to better enjoy the relationships being built with each other during the retreat.
Can you accommodate my dietary restrictions?
As much as possible, the camp will accommodate dietary restrictions. An option will be given to list all of your dietary restrictions during registration. We cannot accommodate dietary preferences.
RMMC is not a peanut/nut free location since we serve a variety of campers and guest groups utilizing their own kitchen facilities.
Do you have to be Mennonite to attend camp?
While teachings during the retreat are Bible-based and from a Mennonite perspective, campers of all faiths are respected and welcome to attend.