Kids Camp
(4th – 6th Grades)
June 28 – July 2, 2026
Kids Camp
(4th – 6th Grades)
June 28 – July 2, 2026
Join the adventure at Kids Camp. It’s a place where laughter and learning go hand in hand in a safe and enjoyable environment. Every day is filled with excitement, from arts and crafts to lake fishing, songs, and a wide range of recreational games.
The Kids Camp staff teaches important lessons about God’s love so campers can connect with these teachings daily. During this enriching week, cabin counselors play a crucial role, leading discussions and activities and empowering campers to apply what they learn and experience.
Drop Off: 3-4pm | Pick Up: 10am
FAQ’s for Kids Camp
Kids Camp Director
Kayla Mitchell
Email: [email protected]
If you have more questions, please call the camp office at 503 – 355 – 2284 during business hours.
2026 Prices for Kids Camp
Twin Rocks utilizes a tiered pricing model for its camps. Our Standard Price has been subsidized using scholarship funds to make camp affordable for everyone, while our True Price reflects what we would charge without the subsidy. Please choose the option your family can afford:
Standard Price
$ 520
True Price of Camp
$ 635
If you are concerned about the cost of camp, please don’t let financial constraints prevent your child from attending. Please don’t let a lack of funds keep your child from attending camp. If none of the available options are affordable for your family, please contact the camp at 503-355-2284 to apply for a larger scholarship.
For questions, please call (503) 355-2284.
Note: In 2024, Twin Rocks started using a new registration system. If you haven’t already please make a new account. If you’ve already created your new account, just sign into that to start the registration process.
Camper Medical Form
Please complete this form and return it to Twin Rocks Friends Camp as soon as possible.
You can return completed forms in three different ways:
Emailed to [email protected]
Faxed to the camp at 503-355-8341
Mailed to Twin Rocks Friends Camp, P.O. Box 6, Rockaway Beach, OR 97136
What the Campers are Saying
“It was wonderful!!”
“So, so fun.”
“BEST CAMP EVER!!!”
“Please, next time, make it two weeks.”
What the Parents are Saying
“She loved the camp out! She also adored her counselors who genuinely enjoyed being with the girls. They got silly with them and were playful, but also took time to share God’s love to her on her level.”
“He loved the lessons! He was very inspired and talked a lot about them. He loved the games and activities. He really enjoyed the meals. I was very moved by the closing songs on Friday and really sensed the movement of God’s spirit there in the hearts of the boys.”
“I’ve been attending Twin Rocks since I was a teenager; it continues to be an amazing and inspiring place for kids of all ages to connect, make memories, and grow their faith. We are so thankful for the amazing staff/support teams that put in so much effort year-round!”
“It was our first experience with Twin Rocks. A friend invited our daughter to join her. I had no previous information and was very impressed with how the camp was run and how friendly and welcoming everyone was to us and our daughter.”
This is a list of general items that Twin Rocks recommends campers bring for a week at camp.
Bedding:
- Sleeping bag and pillow
Clothing:
- Comfortable layered clothing, including t-shirts, shorts, pants, sweatshirts, warm coat/rain jacket, socks, beach clothes, Underwear, and PJ’s
Shoes:
- Tennis shoes, beach shoes, and slides/flip-flops
Toiletries:
- Shampoo/conditioner, Soap, Toothpaste, Toothbrush, Deodorant, Hair Brush, Towel
Other essentials:
- A plastic bag for wet clothes, a Flashlight, a Camera, a Bible (we can supply one if you don’t have one), a Notebook, a Pen, a Flashlight, Sunscreen, Bug spray
Please remember to mark clothing and items with the camper’s last name, as the camp cannot be responsible for lost items. Lost items are held for 30 days. Also, campers are asked to dress modestly to maintain a Christ-centered environment. Pack clothing that helps maintain a modest appearance.
Kids at the camp develop friendships by sharing a cabin, eating together, and learning alongside one another. Cabin counselors offer guidance, support, and encouragement.
The campers also build confidence by participating in activities different from those at home or school, such as boating on the lake, performing skits, and riding the Zip Line, creating positive memories that shape their identity.
Additionally, campers grow spiritually through engaging speakers, discussions, and counselors who exemplify what it means to follow Jesus Christ. By the end of the camp, the campers will have a deeper understanding of basic biblical truths about God’s love and His plan for their lives.
