Frequently Asked
Questions

Manufacturers don't list all food ingredients on our packaging, so we err on the side of safety. Campers with food allergies can bring additional items to supplement with our menu.

2026 Food Allergy menu - Due to supply chain issues, distributors may substitute items.

Additional product information:
- Blueberry Waffles
- Strawberry Shortcake cookies
- BBQ pork
(These items may be used as substitutes depending on product availability.)

While we have specifically chosen the items listed in the allergy menu, we cannot guarantee that we will receive that precise item. If there is any question of doubt, please bring substitute item(s) for your child.

Guests with food allergies will have access to a refrigerator/freezer and microwave in the dining room. All food should be stored in a bag/container and labeled with your child's name and program (i.e. Middle School 1). We kindly ask that guests avoid bringing peanut butter or items containing nuts. (Woodland does not serve any food items with nuts.)

[Please include full details of your child's diagnosis under the Food Allergy section of the registration. If your child has severe allergies, a member of our kitchen staff may contact you.]

Yes! You can provide 1-2 'bunkmate requests' on the registration form. We will do our absolute best to honor those requests. 

Parents may add funds during or after registration by logging into the on-line registration website (woodlandcamp.campbrainregistration.com).‍ ‍

View the current season's registration, scroll down to Camp Store, and "add a deposit."

Program grade levels are based on the grade your child will enter in the fall. If your child is finishing 5th grade, he can register for Pre-Teen Camp (rising 4th-6th graders) or Middle School Camp (rising 6th-8th graders).

Woodland's Child Protection System creates grade specific requirements for each program. This policy helps the Program Directors as they plan and implement their program. It also serves as one of the defense systems we have put in place to help us control "bullying." Children must attend a program that corresponds to the grade they will enter in the fall. For example, a child entering 6th grade in the fall (just finishing 5th grade) can attend Pre-Teen or Middle School camp

Rising 3rd graders can attend a First Timer Camp or a Junior Camp. First Timer programs offer a 2-night experience; Junior programs offer 3-nights. Junior campers will do slightly different activities than First Timers (i.e. pedal karts, putt-putt golf, etc.).

Our programs are led by volunteer Program Directors, so each program will be a little different -- different dates, theme, activities, staff, and sometimes the facility itself. Each program is unique! The only exception is Junior 1. Due to demand, we have two IDENTICAL Junior 1 programs. Children may only attend one of the Junior 1 weeks.

Due to demand, we have two IDENTICAL Junior 1 programs. Children may only attend one of the Junior 1 weeks. (Week 1 is led by Momentum Christian Church; week 2 is led by Northridge Christian Church.) The theme, activities, schedule, etc. will be exactly the same.

• Bible, notebook, pen/pencil

• Twin size bedding & pillow

• Toiletries (shampoo, soap, toothbrush, etc.) 

• Towels & washcloth

• Sports wear (@ least 2 outfits p/day), socks, & tennis shoes

• Pajamas

• Swimsuit, flip flops, & beach towel

• Bag for dirty clothes

• Sunscreen, bug spray, & rain jacket

• Rx/Medications taken regularly (All medicine should be in the original container & must be given to the First Aid Tech at Check-In.) 

• Spending money (Camp Store & Mission offering) 

• Canteen (snack) money (High School campers only) 

• Suggested: water bottle (w/your child’s name), feminine products, etc.

• DO NOT SEND beloved/irreplaceable items (grandmother’s bible, expensive jewelry, etc.).

Elementary and Middle School aged campers should NOT bring cell phones. High Schoolers may only use their phones in the cabin at designated times. However, we discourage your child from bringing his/her cell phone to camp to avoid distraction and interference with the program.

Canteen money for snacks has been included in the registration total for 1st-8th grade camps. High school campers need to bring money for Canteen (average $27-$35 per week).
The only remaining money needed for all campers will be for merchandise purchases at the Camp Store and mission offering. Parents/guardians (of Woodland-hosted programs) can also put funds on their child's Camp Store account at anytime by logging into the registration site (http://woodlandcamp.campbrainregistration.com).

Yes! 2-3 days before your child's program, you will receive an email from us. This email will include health screening and medication authorization forms, as well as a reminder of your drop-off and pick-up times/locations. Bringing the completed paperwork will save time at check-in, but we will have blank forms on-site if you don't have access to a printer. 

Sports wear is the most common type of dress for camp.

In swimming, if modesty is questioned, please have a t-shirt to wear over the suit. (A t-shirt must be worn over 2-piece bathing suits / bikinis at middle and high school camps.)

The standards of the world are not the standards of Woodland in matters of dress. 

Care Packages are available for purchase online and onsite at Check-In.

Start your Care Package with a Woodland tote bag, choose your merchandise items, include your personalized note, and we take care of the rest! Our staff will assemble and deliver the Care Package on the day of your choice. Care Packages start at $5.

View Woodland merchandise or submit an online Care Package order in our Camp Store. 

Woodland has joined forces with ‍Bunk1 to offer secure and easy one-way camper email. Emails will be delivered daily with the evening mail, but NOT on Fridays. (Invitation code is listed on page 6 of the Parent’s Guide to Camp.)

When mailing letters/packages to campers, please include the following:
Name of Camper / Event Name (i.e. Junior 1)
90 Woodland Camp Rd.
Temple, GA 30179
(Please keep in mind that USPS delivery may take 3-5+ days.)

Campers receive three meals per day and are served a snack twice-a-day at Canteen. As such, we discourage food inside the cabins in order to maintain a clean environment. Because of limited storage, the refrigerator in the Dining Room is reserved for guests with food allergies. We offer a salad bar at every lunch & dinner. 

You can view the start/end times for each program on the Summer Camp Registration page or on the Parent’s Guide to Camp (confirmation email).

First Timer 1 and Junior 1 end at 11AM; all other programs conclude at 10AM.

1st - 8th grade campers must be checked out before they can leave camp.

You will create a 4 digit security pin number when registering your child. This number will be printed on your Registration Confirmation. During the registration process, you will also provide a list of eligible adults who have authorization to pickup your child. These two security measures will be used during camper checkout.

If you need to alter the list of adults eligible to pickup your child, please call the Camp Office prior to the pickup day. (You can login to the registration site at any time and access your confirmation which will include your pin number.) If pickup plans change while your child is at camp, please call the Camp Office so we can notify your child.

Because of health codes and possible medical allergies of other guests, Woodland has a no pet policy, so please leave your favorite furry creatures at home.

Visitors are highly discouraged in order to avoid disruption of the program. If a visitation is imperative, please call the Camp Office. Visitors must check in at the Office immediately upon arrival. The camp is not open to the public, especially during Summer Programs. 

Campers attending different programs may see each other in passing between activities, but will stay in separate facilities.