Below, you’ll find the basic schedule of Advance Camp. It's helpful for parents and campers to talk through it before heading to HoneyRock.

• Solid Rock (optional)
• Wake Up
• Morning Watch (quiet time)
• Breakfast
• Activity Period I
• Worship/Cabin Impact
• Lunch
• Activity Period II
• Rest
• Cabin Activity/Free Time
• Dinner
• Evening Activities
• Prep for Bed
• Cabin Reflection
• Lights Out!

Solid Rock is an optional “challenge” for campers – it includes running, swimming, praying, and engaging God’s word every day.

We eat family style! You’ll come into the Dining Hall as a cabin and sit around a table with your cabin.

All campers take a few minutes of “alone” time to read Scripture, pray, and reflect.

Cabin leaders prepare fun, interactive lessons to bring God’s Word to life, challenging and encouraging camper’s walk with Christ.

While you'll be stretched outside of your comfort zone, our campout experiences create fantastic memories and help us to focus our hearts and minds on exploring questions of identity and community. They also facilitate awesome encounters with God through his creation. We believe this is a critical part of the Advance Camp program. No previous wilderness experience needed! All counselors are certified in First Aid, CPR, Basic Water Rescue, and are trained in wilderness skills and safety.

• Three Week Program: 4-night wilderness campout during the first week of their session
• Two Week Program: 3-day wilderness campout at the start of their session

With 14 activity areas, it’s tough to be bored! From drama to waterskiing and archery to crafts, we offer a wide variety of activities to serve campers with a variety of interests.

Advance Campers have the option to begin or continue working towards their Basic, Intermediate, and Masters in any of our 14 activity areas. This progression involves technical skills in the activity, service to the area, and instruction of other fellow campers. 

While activity areas are fun, they're also used to teach perseverence (it can take a camper 3-5 years to earn a Masters!), build confidence, learn how to fail and try again, and so many other life skills. Our activity areas are one of our most powerful tools for developing character and leadership in campers.

This is structured “free time” – visit the Beehive, play a game, sign up for an activity as a cabin...the opportunities are endless!