Because of limited “family style” housing on the campus, your family may be split into genders.  However, the only time you’ll be in the dorms/cabins is to change clothes and sleep, so this should not be major concern.  (If this is a deal-breaker for your family, please contact Lori at office@highhillcamp.org or call 636-585-2262 so that we can discuss housing options.)  Housing in our cabins, dorms, and rooms will be assigned based on the order in which registrations are received and family size. You are also welcome to tent camp or bring an RV.  Additionally, there are a few hotels in the area if you wish to stay the night there.  There is a reduced registration fee for those who choose to tent camp OR stay off-site.

Yes!  Kids programming and activities are planned but may be adjusted depending on final registration numbers.  Teens are welcome to join us in main sessions; we will also have designated “teen time.” More info to come.

We will have all of our outdoor activities available during free time(s) for you to enjoy.  Outdoor activities include: Basketball, Gaga Ball, Tetherball, 9 Square in the Air, Sand Volleyball, Carpet Ball, Disc Golf, and a Nature Trail Hike.  Additionally we will have the pool and lake available.  At the lake you can enjoy the Blob, Zip Line, Kayaks/Paddleboats, Giant Slide, Fishing (we have some poles, but feel free to bring your own).  We provide lifejackets for everyone using the lake.  Our pool has a deep and shallow end, but our shallow end is almost 4 feet deep, so you’re encouraged to bring wings or floaties for younger campers as we have a limited number of smaller lifejackets.

We try to keep our Family Camp menu family friendly. We will post a menu as soon as that is available, but our meals will always include a salad bar.  If you have a picky eater, feel free to bring snacks or replacement food for them.  We have a refrigerator and a microwave in the dining hall for your use if you need it.