Student Camp
NV Camp: Revive
This summer will be like no other summer you have ever experienced. From June 28th through July 2nd, students will be going 3 hours away to the Smokey Mountains of Ocoee, Tennessee at Ocoee Ridge Camp. There will be spectacular views, rock climbing, zip-line gliding, water park, paintball, full court basketball, volleyball, nine square, gaga ball, and many more exciting things. Most importantly, it will be a time where we can encounter God away from all the distractions in our everyday lives.
This camp is for Middle School and High School students (sign up as the grade you will have COMPLETED during the 2023-2024 school year). We have intentionally placed it during sports dead period, so sports//school activities won’t get in the way of you coming to camp! It will be an exciting week and a time to grow closer to God and to grow closer with your friends.
This year the theme of camp is “REVIVE”. Throughout our camp sessions, we will be reminded that through Christ, we are made alive – but we need to return continuously to that source of life for revival. Psalm 85 teaches that we can thrive in our lives through constant communion in God’s presence. We cannot wait to see what God is going to do in our student’s lives this summer! Don't miss out on NV Camp 2024!
Click below to register for camp!
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
NV Camp is BACK, and we can't wait! With NV Camp comes a lot of questions, and we have some answers. For questions regarding NV Camp 2024, check out our FAQ below, or contact one of our Student Ministry staff members with any additional questions.
*Revised 2-5-24
Student Ministry Pastor | Todd Breiner
Middle School Pastor | Ross Harvey
Middle School Associate | Chianne Chanthara
High School Associate | Caleb Smith
High School Associate | Delaney Degelow
Buchanan Student Ministry Associate | Dalton Barrett
Administrative Associate | Traci Jefferson
Church office number: 615-895-7167
1. Where will my student be staying?
Students will spend Friday - Tuesday at Ocoee Ridge, 479 Frey Rd, Old Fort, TN 37361. Each dorm has bunk beds, three showers and two restrooms.
2. Who is the speaker/band?
Our Camp Speaker is TBD. Our own New Vision Student Team will also be teaching sessions and breakouts. Our own New Vision Worship Band will lead worship.
3. Will Middle School and High School be together during camp?
Middle and High School will be separated for sleeping, small groups, recreation, and the pool. They will be together during meal time, breakouts and during Worship Service (with separate seating space in the Worship Center).
4. What grade do I register my student for?
Register as the grade will you COMPLETE in June 1, 2024 (Example: If you are in 8th grade now then you sign up as an 8th grader)
5. How much does camp cost?
The current cost of NVCamp is $349. The price goes up to $399 on March 1ST, and then $425 on May 2nd. The late price is $450, starting on June 20th. Cost includes camp fees, transportation, lodging, and all meals. The $50 deposit is non-refundable, as camp spots ARE limited.
6. Will there be a Camp Nurse?
Yes. There will be camp nurses available during the entire camp and first aid stations are set up at each activity.
7. What day/time will my student depart/return?
Departure Date: June 28th
Check in Time: TBD
Departure Address: 1750 N. Thompson Ln, Murfreesboro, TN 37129
Arrival Date: July 2nd
Arrival Time: TBD
Arrival Address: 1750 N Thompson Ln, Murfreesboro, TN 37129
8. What if my child has food allergies?
The camp has Gluten-Free options in the dining hall but it is **highly recommended** that you provide your own food if allergies are severe. If your student needs GF options or has other allergies, please note it during the registration process. The camp is able to store food for students with allergies.
9. Who will be in the room with my student?
Each room will have same gender students and two leaders. We hold camp-specific trainings, and all leaders have cleared a background check. Students can request one or more students to be in their group via friend request (on registration).
10. What activities are available?
High ropes (250lb weight limit), low ropes, paint-ball, pool, waterslides, zip-lining (200lb weight limit) and more activities are available during camp.
11. Who supervises the activities?
Ocoee Ridge Camp employs and trains a staff of certified life guards and college-age students to oversee all of the activities.
12. How do I sign my student up for white water rafting?
White water rafting is only available for students who have completed 9-12th grade. Spots are limited and the cost is an additional $36.00 per person. You choose this option on your camp registration.
13. Will my student need spending money?
Camp Ocoee will have a “Snack Shack” that features snacks (candy for $1 and drinks for $2), souvenirs, and other essentials. All other meals and drinks are provided.
14. Who are the leaders?
Leaders are parents and current/previous leaders at New Vision. All leaders have successfully completed a background screening.
15. What should my student bring to camp?
Students should bring a change of clothes for each day, toiletries, towel, swimsuit (one-piece for girls), a sleeping bag or twin sheets, sunscreen, tennis shoes and Bible. Please label all items with your student’s name. A more detailed list will be provided through email following the Parent Meeting.
16. What should I pack my student’s items in?
We recommend that you put it all in ONE wheeled luggage carrier or backpack. Whatever they bring, they are responsible for carrying.
17. What are students allowed to wear to Summer Camp 2024?
Our dress code rule is that if you can’t wear it to school, don’t wear it to Summer Camp. Please bring comfortable clothes for recreational activities and modest swimwear. Ladies, only one-piece bathing suits are allowed.
18. My student will require medication while at Summer Camp 2024- how will medication be handled?
If your student will be bringing any medications to Summer Camp we require our “Medicine Distribution Form” be turned in with the medicine no later than Friday June 28th. All medicine must be completely labeled with your student’s name and turned into the nurse. The nurse will administer medication as directed on the label. Please only provide the exact amount of medicine needed while your student is at camp. The Medicine Distribution Form can be picked up at the Parent Meeting, on Wednesdays in the Atrium, or Sundays in the Chapel.
19. May I call my student? May my student call me?
Students are allowed to bring their cell phones, but please do not call your students during sessions or quiet time. Please note: cell service at camp is limited.