Join us at Gardner Webb University in Boiling Springs, North Carolina for Summer Camp! Experience some amazing moments with friends, learn how great God is and what He wants to do in our lives, participate in exciting activities, create lasting memories and more.
Camp is for students currently in grades 5-12.
- The camp runs Wednesday–Sunday, June 25–29.
- Cost is $375 per student.
- $125 deposit option is due at the time of registration and is available through Sunday, March 9.
- Full payment is required for those registering after Sunday, March 9.
- Balance payments are due no later than Sunday, April 6.
- Registrations are non-refundable, but are transferable to another student on a wait list for camp, less a $10 processing fee.
Registration is NOW OPEN!
FAQs
Who can attend One Camp 2025?
Students currently in grades 5–12 can attend One Camp.
When is One Camp 2025?
Wednesday–Sunday, June 25–29.
Where is One Camp 2025?
Gardner Webb University
107 Post Court
Boiling Springs, NC 28017
What is the cost to attend?
The cost is $375 per student. This cost is non-refundable, but is transferable. A deposit of $125 is due at the time of registration if registered on or before March 9. Otherwise, if registered after March 9, the full cost of $375 must be paid.
Volunteers attend for free.
What does the cost include?
The cost includes transportation, lodging, meals, activities, and a T-shirt.
Once I pay the deposit, when is the final payment due?
Final payments are due by midnight, Sunday, April 6.
Can I make partial payments?
Yes! Once your student is registered, you'll receive a Confirmation email. Additionally, you'll receive a Final Payment Due email with a link to make partial payments or a full payment by Sunday, April 6. If you choose to make partial payments, please SAVE your Final Payment Due email so you can reuse the link to make payments. Registration costs must be paid in full by midnight on Sunday, April 6.
What happens if my student can no longer attend after they‘ve been registered?
Registration costs are non-refundable, but are transferable to another student on a wait list to attend this event less a $10 processing fee. If you need to cancel your student's registration, please email Brookwood Students Team.
What happens if I don’t pay my students registration in full by midnight on Sunday, April 6?
If your student's registration is not paid in full by midnight on Sunday, April 6, you'll forfeit your student's spot to attend camp. That spot will be offered to another student on the waiting list. You'll receive a refund (minus a $10 processing fee) after a student from the waiting list fills the spot.
What does a day look like at One Camp 2025?
Students start the day with breakfast and small group time learning about God from the Bible and talking to Him in prayer.Next, we'll kick-off some crazy games and group activities, and by midday, everyone will be hungry for lunch.
After eating, students will have free time to participate in various activities.
Each night, we'll come together for dinner and an evening session. We'll worship, we'll learn and we'll pray. Then, it's off to small group time, followed by lights out and some sleep.
What if I cannot afford the cost of camp for my student?
Brookwood Church has scholarship funds available for parents who would like to request assistance with the cost of sending their students to camp. Parents must complete the Scholarship Request Form and email it to Thomas Grigg by Sunday, February 23. Ministry staff will review requests and parents will be notified by Sunday, March 2.
Can my student request a specific leader or roommate?
As part of the registration process, you'll be asked who your student would like to room with at One Camp. Please list a specific leader or student(s). While, we'll do our best to accommodate everyone's requests, they are not guaranteed.
Will medical personnel be around in the case of an emergency?
Brookwood will have Medical Response Team members on-site.
How do I volunteer as a leader?
If you're interested in being a volunteer leader at One Camp, please email Lynne Neipp.
As a volunteer leader, what am I responsible for doing?
Volunteer room leaders care for students by leading small groups, ensuring students' safety, making sure students arrive promptly at activities, chaperoning activities and keeping their assigned students together while having fun.