youth UNLTD
Camp 2025

MONDAY JULY 14TH - FRIDAY, JULY 18TH, 2025

Hello & Welcome!

If you're reading this you're either one of our campers or a parent! We're so glad you're here and we can't wait for HopeUC Nashville's Youth Camp 2025!
Please read this entire page and let us know if you have any questions. 

New Frontiers Camp

3939 Old Snow Hill Rd, Dowelltown, TN 37059

Financials

 Deposits of $50 Due: Feb 15th
2nd Installments of $150 Due: April 30th
Final balances due June 30th, 2025

WAIVERS

There are 2 waivers we need you to print, fill out and bring the day of departure.

1) New Frontiers Waiver

2) HopeUC Nashville Waiver

Pick Up / Drop Off Times

We have transportation set up to and from the property to New Frontiers. We have one school bus, two travel vans, and approved camp leader drivers.

Monday, July 14th
730am: Check in with your camp leader in the back of the property. There will be tables set up, labelled in alphabetical order by your LAST name. There, they will check you in, tag your luggage, and retrieve your waivers. 

830am: Departure on the bus

Friday, July 18th
1pm Departure from New Frontiers
230pm: Arrival back to the church property.  Please pick your child up before 3pm.

Chaperone Info

All chaperones have been hand picked by Pastors Dustin & Jeanna and Desiree & Randall.
They have all been background checked and spent a considerable amount of time in Youth UNLTD. They know your kids, love your kids, and are eager to spend the week with them!
Girls:
1. Desiree Packard
2. Jordan Smith
3. Brittany Bender
4. Achazia Herold
5. Anna Muller
6. Zoe Maughon
7. Kennedy Carullo
8. Bella Smith
Boys:
1. Randall Packard
2. Drew Smith
3. Bradley Cypert
4. Isaac Pence
5. Jonah Brown
6. Caleb Brown
7. Jack Sanders
8. Andrew McCubbins

Packing List

We suggest that you buddy up with a friend on a few of these items to save costs and over-packing. So, please communicate with each other (ie. sunscreen, bug spray,  toothpaste, shampoo & conditioner etc.)  We also would encourage you to pack as light as possible because space and storage is limited. Buddy up with your friend. We suggest bringing a backpack for 1-2 of you to put your items in throughout the day.

LEADERS BACKPACKS
Every cabin leader will have a "Leaders Backpack" with a first aid kit, snacks, ibuprofen / tylenol, electrolytes etc. We will make sure that if your child does forget something, we'll be ready!
CAMP COMFORT

-Bedding and pillow for a Twin bed (put this in a trash bag or a travel bag, labelled with your name and cabin color)
- 2 towels (one for lake, one for shower)
- One trash bag for dirty clothes
- Earplugs or headphones for sleeping if you're a light sleeper
- Snacks (no peanuts)
- Clip on fan (these cabins can be a little warm)
- Spending money for the concession stand ($5 a day is good!)
- Any prescribed medication MUST be checked in with your camp leader upon arrival.

CLOTHES / SHOES

- 6 Active Outfits that you don't care if they get dirty (shorts and tshirt)
- Modest Swimwear (no bikinis or speedos)
-Sweatshirts
Sweatpants for campfire
 - Closed Toed Shoes x 2 (one for cave, one for activities)
- Shower Shoes
- Shower Caddy (something that hangs on a hook would be good)
- Flip flops (give their feet a break and to air out)
- Hat (it's going to be very hot!)
- Zip Lock or Grocery Bags for wet cloth
- Sunglasses 
TOILETRIES

- Sunscreen
- Bug Spray
- Toothbrush
- Toothpaste
- Hair brush / comb
- Shampoo
- Conditioner
- Face wash
- Body Wash / Soap
- Deodorant
- Aloe if needed

SESSION ITEMS MUST HAVES

- Physical Bible
- Refillable Water Bottle
- A notebook and pen will be provided by HopeUC and given to the child upon arrival to camp
SUGGESTED ITEMS TO BE PUT INTO YOUR BACKPACK FOR THE DAY

- Sunscreen
- Bug spray
- Refillable Water Bottle (there will be water stations setup all throughout camp)
- Small snacks (granola bars, beef sticks, no peanuts please!)



CLOTHING & PACKING GUIDELINES

With the constantly changing trends in fashion, we should dress modestly and appropriately. These principles apply to both sexes.  Please read our guidelines below.

1) Appropriate and modest clothing must be worn for all events such as general session, breakouts, free time and all other activities.  

Examples of what NOT to pack are:

- Crop tops or spaghetti strap tops, (tank tops are great but please try your best not to show mid-drift) muscle shirts (this is a super revealing tank top where we can see your chest/stomach), short shorts (please pack shorts that are below fingertips), clothing with offensive language or promoting persons, bands, or products which are offensive

- No weapons of any kind, including pepper spray, knives etc. will be permitted

- No gum (this is New Frontier's request)

2) All clothing is subject to HopeUC Nashville staff approval. If a staff member feels that an article of clothing is inappropriate, he or she will ask the student to change.

QUESTIONS

We are going to be putting all of the questions we've been asked and you'll see the answers below so ya'll can look at it.
Click on the question for the answer to be displayed.
1. Should you bring money?
Yes - there will be merch and a New Frontiers store open for you to purchase.
2. Should you bring your own linens?
YES! For a Twin Mattress! You can bring sheets and a blanket or just a sleeping bag. You need to bring your own pillow too.
3. Can you bring snacks?
Yes, you can bring snacks for your cabin and your day backpack. Please do not bring anything with peanuts. 
4. Why is there a dress code?
 Because New Frontiers has asked us to have a respectful dress code and we want to honor them.  No spaghetti straps or crop tops for the girls. No really exposing muscle shirts for the guys.
5. When are shower times?
Each cabin will be designated their own shower time to ensure all kids are getting their appropriate time and space. We kindly ask that no child skips a shower.
6. What are the condition of the bathrooms?
Let's just be clear in saying, you're at camp y'all and not the Four Seasons lol. The bathrooms are cleaned two times a day and have been renovated at the beginning of this year. With that said, we still strongly encourage you to bring a shower caddy and shower shoes.
7. Can you bring a noise machine for your cabin?
Talk about it with your cabin mates to make sure you're all on the same page. Bring ear plugs if you're worried about sound.

HopeUC Nashville Youth Camp's Code of Conduct

Here at HopeUC Nashville, we are about joining God in transforming students into passionate followers of Jesus.
These boundaries listed help us ensure that this value is met.
1. Phones & Internet Passcodes
Campers will be allowed to bring their phones but we are asking campers to leave their phones in the cabins during all meals, day sessions, games, worship, bible study, elements, and night sessions. We want the campers to be as engaged as possible and by encouraging the phones to stay in the cabin, we will make room for what God has in store for them with minimal distractions. If parents need to get a hold of their children during the day, they can message their child's cabin leader.

2. Pictures / Video Disclaimer
Camp Leaders will have permission to take pictures of kids outside of the cabin but not inside the cabin. Campers will have the ability to take pictures on their own devices at their leisure. No phones whatsoever will be permitted in the bathrooms. We will have a HopeUC Nashville approved photographer and videographer capture footage throughout the entire camp but will follow the same guidelines as our camp leaders.

3. Behavior Standard
a) We ask students to respect all adults, students, and church/camp property. We also ask students to avoid language or actions that are inappropriate or hurtful to others.
b) We have a zero tolerance policy for physical violence. Parents will be called and you will be sent home immediately.
c) No camper is allowed to be in the cabin or bathrooms of the opposite sex.
d) Alcohol, drugs, tobacco products, firearms, knives, or weapons of any kind are strictly prohibited.
e) All student medications must be checked in and registered with Desiree & Randall.

4. Hygiene / Showers

Last year with the heat it brought on a lot of sweat and body odor. We kindly ask that you please talk to your kids about the importance of hygiene - we are all in close quarters in the cabins and if kids skip showers or don’t wear deodorant it makes things a little unpleasant for those around them. We have a shower schedule that will be given to the cabins upon arrival. We ask no child skips a shower.