At Snowcamp, we make the safety of our campers a top priority. Through rigorous screening, accountability, and training in our safety policies, our team is committed to keeping Snowcamp safe and fun for everyone.

Visit our health and safety page for more information.

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Download the Snowcamp Registration Handout, which provides step-by-step instructions for check-in.

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if you have any more question you can reach out to us at 1-800-965-7177 or info@wol.org

Yes. Electronic health forms for each camper must be submitted two weeks prior to their arrival at camp.

Log in to the online registration portal, where you can access health forms for each individual who is registered for camp.

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Download a packing list with everything your campers will need for their weekend at Snowcamp. 

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Students stay in our heated camper cabins, located on either the Bible Institute Campus or Pines property (located across the street). Campers not located within walking distance of meals and activities are able to utilize our Snowcamp shuttle service.

Each cabin holds at least 10 campers and 2 counselors, providing plenty of opportunities to make friends with other campers. Groups are automatically housed together as much as possible, unless you request otherwise ahead of time.

All our meals are served buffet style, so no one leaves hungry! Campers are welcome to eat as much as they’d like. We also have candy and snacks available for purchase at the Snack Shack between meals. Optional sandwiches and cereal are available at every meal, just in case our more (ahem) “particular” eaters need a backup. We serve a well-balanced diet throughout the weekend.

If your camper has food allergies, please email  info@wol.org