May 26–29, 2026 · Entering 6th–12th Grade
Up in the pines,
away from it all.
Trinity Students takes over the newly renovated Prescott Pines for the week. Tall trees, cool mountain air, wide-open views. Our own band, our own teaching, our own small groups. Transportation, meals, cabins, and programming all included.
Christ
Is Lord.
Everything taught at camp this year points to one truth: Jesus is Lord. Across the week, students walk through three ways Scripture shows us who He is.
Christ our King
Who Jesus is as King, and what it means to live under His reign.
Christ our Priest
Jesus as our Priest, leading students into their identity as children of God.
Christ our Prophet
Jesus as Prophet, the One who speaks and reveals the truth of God.
King, Priest, and Prophet. Three pictures of one Lord.
The memories
start here.
Two hours and a world away. The kind of place a kid still talks about years later.
100s
of Trinity students have made camp the best week of their year.
Four days
they keep forever.
Whose parent
are you?
One week can
change an eternity.
If this is their first camp and you are a little nervous about sending them, that is completely normal. Camp is built for exactly that student. At the heart of the week is bold Bible preaching, Spirit-led worship, and Christ-centered community, the kind of place where a student starts to make their faith their own.
Give them the
week that changes them.
You have watched a lot of summers come and go. This is the one where friendships go deep and faith gets real, the kind of week a high schooler is still talking about years from now.
$400
For the full 4-day camp. Can’t pay it all up front? Save your spot with $100 and pay as you go.
Balance due May 25, 2026
Register together and use promo code FRIEND for $100 off each registration.
Exactly what
to pack.
No guessing. Here is the full list so your student walks onto the bus ready for the week.
Bring
- Toiletries: towel, soap, shampoo, toothbrush, toothpaste, deodorant
- 4 days of clothing and pajamas
- Modest swimsuit
- Pillow and sleeping bag or sheets
- Bible, notebook, pen
- Reusable water bottle, sunscreen, sunglasses, flashlight
- Cash for snacks
Leave at home
- Weapons
- Pets
- Video games
- Tobacco, e-cigarettes, alcohol, illicit drugs
Phones can be used on the buses and are kept in cabin lockers during camp.
Medical personnel staff the infirmary for the full week. Any medication is checked in at arrival in its original container with a signed parent authorization form, and is administered only by camp medical staff. Inhalers stay with the student. A medication form goes out to registered families before camp.
A rhythm built
on purpose.
Every day is structured and supervised, with time in the Word, time to play, and time in worship and small groups.
Breakfast, then a teaching session and morning small groups.
Lunch and activities: climbing, zip line, swimming, archery, and the Gauntlet.
Dinner, a worship session, then Flock small groups before lights out.
Check-in 7:30 to 8:30am at Trinity, bus departs 8:30am, and returns to the Trinity campus around 1pm on the final day.
Everyone should
get to go.
Need assistance?
Cost should never keep a student home. Financial assistance is available.
Email us about a scholarship →Give them
this week.
Registration is open. Save your student’s seat on the bus to Prescott.
Save Their SpotQuestions? zac@thetrinitychurch.com