PSWC Fall Youth Retreat

If you have food allergies, please be sure to list them on the food allergy form during registration.

In rare circumstances, an individual may need to bring additional food with them to camp, and a refrigerator is made available for your use.

We work with each Youth Group to determine the best housing option for each church. Sometimes multiple churches will share a cabin, and we’ll do our best to let you know that ahead of time. The final numbers from each church determine our housing assignments, and we don’t typically know exactly where each church will be until the week of camp.

Cabins are equipped with bathrooms, toilets, sinks, and showers. Pillow, sheets, blanket and towel are provided.

We program with safety in mind.  Each Youth Group receives the location of area hospitals with their address in case a student needs to be seen by a doctor or a visit to the Emergency Room is needed. All student medication is to be collected by the Youth Pastor prior to the start of camp. We provide simple band-aids and cold packs during the event.

• Clothes for three days
• Shampoo & Soap, Toiletries
• Water Bottle
• Backpack
• Board Games
• Sports Equipment
• Snacks to share
• Bible, Pen, and Journal
• Shoes to run around in

It’s the Fall Retreat, not a Winter Camp, so we don’t predict terrible weather. However, you never know what the weather is going to do, so pay attention to the weather forecasts the week of your Fall Retreat. Mountain Weather can be different and change suddenly.

Depending on your service provider, you may have a great signal or you might have no coverage at all. We encourage our students to disconnect from their devices and screens while we’re together but we know that their phones are also their cameras.

There is limited guest WiFi for general use. Hopefully, you won’t need to be online during the weekend we’re together at Mission Springs. The WiFi is good enough to check email and maybe do a Zoom Call but we try to stay off the WiFi.