Intermediate Camp
A Monday-Saturday summer camp that engages students going into the 7th-9th grade to deepen their growing faith in Jesus, develop life changing relationships, and experience fun dynamic activities!
Our Intermediate Camp offers a unique opportunity for students to grow in their faith and connect with other campers in a beautiful setting.
Leveling Up Our Faith
Throughout the camp, campers will have the opportunity to explore what it means to level up their faith in Jesus and grow in their spiritual journey. They will engage in meaningful discussions about important topics such as identity, discovering and using their spiritual gifts, and the importance of being a part of a community of faith.
We believe that balance is key.
While we want our campers to grow in their faith and engage in meaningful discussions, we also want them to have fun and enjoy their time at camp.
One way we provide this balance is by offering a range of outdoor games, including water games, for our campers to enjoy. But we also recognize the importance of rest and free time, which is why we provide plenty of opportunities for campers to relax and recharge. Whether they want to read a book, play cards with friends, or simply take a nap, we encourage campers to take advantage of these moments to unwind and refresh themselves.
And for those times when campers need a quick snack or a refreshing drink, we have a canteen on site where they can purchase snacks and drinks to keep them fueled and hydrated throughout the day.
Campers are divided into family groups and this provides an excellent opportunity for team building and connecting with new friends.
Campers will be staying in cozy cabins and will have the opportunity to build relationships with other students through a variety of fun games and activities.
Paxton Todd, Intermediate Camp Counselor
“I love connecting with campers through family groups and helping them deepen their faith in Jesus.”
Overall, our goal at Intermediate Camp is to provide a well-rounded and enjoyable experience for our campers that allows them to grow in their faith, build meaningful relationships, and have fun in a safe and supportive environment.
Intermediate Camp
Cost: $350
Early Bird: $325 until June 1st
Mon. July 20th-Sat. July 25th
Catskill Christian Assembly
Prattsville, NY
This week is intentionally designed to meet middle schoolers where they are — encouraging them to ask questions, explore their faith, and level up their relationship with God in a supportive and fun environment.
We can’t wait to welcome your student into our camp community and walk alongside them as they grow in truth, confidence, and identity in Christ.
Camp Info
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Yes! As a New York State–permitted children’s camp, we meet all state requirements for health, safety, staffing, supervision, and emergency preparedness. Camps in New York must be inspected twice yearly and maintain written plans for camper safety, medical care, fire procedures, and more.
For a detailed overview of New York State’s regulations for children’s camps—including staff qualifications, health standards, water safety rules, and your rights as a parent—you can download the official Children’s Camps in New York State brochure here.
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When Registration opens, registration can be completed online with the registration button above.
Cost for the retreat is $250.
Payments can be made through your online registration, via check, over the phone, or cash (at retreat arrival.)
We have a 3-part registration. Part 1 is General Registration + Payment. Part 2 is Acceptance of Camp Rules and Code of Ethics. Part 3 is our Health and Medical Form. You will get access to Part 2 + Part 3 in your confirmation email after payment.
If you plan for your child(ren) to attend camp, please fill out this medical paperwork and be ready to submit it with the Registration Part 3 Health + Medical Form.
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The Cabins
There are two girls’ cabins with several twin-sized bunk beds with a bathroom house right outside the cabins. Showers are in lower bathrooms, a short walk away from the cabins.
There are two boys’ cabins with several twin-sized bunk beds. Bathrooms and showers are in lower bathrooms, a short walk away from the cabins.
Bedding and towels are not provided for cabins, so be sure to pack some when you come!
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Meals will be held in the Dining Hall. Our kitchen is equipped to provide well-balanced meals for all of our guests.
There will be a main serving line and an area to get drinks.
Allergies: We are equipped to accommodate those with food allergies. Simply indicate your food allergies on your registration form. During the retreat, you will simply need to inform one of the serving staff that you have an allergy.
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View a more detailed list of what to pack by clicking here. This is a general idea of what to pack:
Twin-sized bedding or a sleeping bag
Pillow
Towels
Toiletries
Bible
Summer clothes
Closed Toe Shoes