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Camp Information
- Can I bring a newborn/infant?
- How many campers can we expect alongside our group?
- My child wants to help serve - Do you have an internship program?
- What can Youth Pastors/Leaders expect?
- What do you sell at the Gear Shop? Pricing?
- What facilities and activities are available?
- Who gets to come?
- Who will be watching the campers throughout the day?
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General Information
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Reservation Information
- Cancellation Policy
- Deposit Policy
- Do I need a background check?
- How do I know my reservation is confirmed?
- How do I sign up for Discovery Camp?
- How many adult volunteers should I bring with my group?
- Refund Policy
- Understanding the Group Agreement Form
- What time is check-in and check-out?
- Where is Check-In and Check-Out?
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Dorm Information
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First-Aid Information
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Food Information
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Service Information
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Each attending adult is considered a “Camper” while attending the program and must undergo a State-of-Texas required Child Abuse Prevention course (conducted at your church), as well as have passed a thorough background check which is completed and provided by our Reservations Department.
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