HoneyRock offers coach bus transportation to and from camp from several locations for your convenience. Check the details below carefully, as pick-up and drop-off options vary by location and camp program.
Bus transportation costs $95 each way per camper.
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Bus check-in is when a parent or guardian drops off a camper before their session. Bus check-out is when a parent or guardian picks up a camper after their session.
Bus Check-In and Check-Out Locations
Wheaton College — Available for All Programs and Dates
Billy Graham Hall (BGH)
500 College Ave.
Wheaton, IL 60187
- Bus check-in: 6:30 a.m. (8:00 a.m. for Catalyst 2)
- Bus check-out: Approximately 2:30 p.m.
Wheaton is our largest camper check-in location. Check-in may take 60–90 minutes, primarily because of medication processing. To help things go smoothly, make sure your camper’s medication information is entered in their HoneyRock account and that all medication is labeled with your camper’s name, dosage, and expiration date.
Additional Bus Check-In Locations Only
These stops are available on the way to HoneyRock. Bus check-out is not offered at these locations for Summer 2027.
Schaumburg, IL — Streets of Woodfield
- Bus check-in: 8:00 a.m.
- Bus check-out: Not available
- Location: I-290, Exit 1B, near Streets of Woodfield and LEGOLAND Discovery Center
Westfield, WI — WisDOT Rest Area 82
- Bus check-in: 11:30 a.m.
- Bus check-out: Not available; use the Madison Culver’s stop listed below.
- Location: Rest Area 82, mile marker 117, Westfield, WI
Additional Bus Check-Out Location Only
This stop is available on the return trip from HoneyRock. Bus check-in is not offered here; campers must check in at Westfield, WI. This stop is not offered on the way to HoneyRock for Summer 2027.
Culver’s Restaurant — Dane/DeForest, WI
- Bus check-in: Not available
- Bus check-out: 11:30 a.m.
- Location: Exit 126 (Dane/DeForest), east side of I-90/94. The restaurant is visible from the northbound highway.
If bus passenger numbers are low, HoneyRock may use a 12-passenger van instead of a coach bus. Drivers are trained and certified by HoneyRock and Wheaton College to operate these vehicles.