Rising 9th – 12th Graders
Residential Camps
Night Owl
Rising 7th - 12th Grades
$775
Does your camper like to sleep in late and stay up at night? Stay up late and sleep in with our Night Owl camp. Have
breakfast around lunch time, lunch around dinner, and dinner around bedtime. Night Owl enjoys God’s creation with
stargazing, worship around a campfire, night swims, glow in the dark games, and much more.
Night Owl strives to nurture spiritual growth in our campers through interaction with the wonders of God’s creation
and to foster deep relationships with Christ in our churches, communities, and the world. Our camp programs create
purposeful opportunities to plant seeds and have campers grow spiritually throughout the day. At morning watch
campers receive a seed for thought, providing them with a focus for the day. Bible study grants living water for
campers to seek teachings directly from the bible based upon what was planted earlier that morning. At vespers one of
our staff or a local pastor speaks directly on the subject, giving a strong root system for campers to reach further out in
their faith. Devotions are opportunities for campers to ask questions and debrief on the day so they may begin to grow
further in their faith in Christ.
Residential campers will enjoy many other activities such as sailing, low ropes challenge course, giant swing, archery,
arts and crafts, tree climbing, swimming in our pool, skit night, and much more! (See our mock schedule of events.)
Residential camps are organized in family groups. Each family group typically consists of 5-7 boys and 5-7 girls with a
male and female counselor. Family groups participate in all activities together and are housed separately by gender in
cabins. Depending on registration numbers, some family groups are single-gendered. Family groups are organized by
camper age and cabin mate requests.
Dates: July 31-August 5
Adventure Camps
10 Day
Rising 7th - 12th Grades
$1600
Do you enjoy challenges, competition, and comradery? Then our 10 Day camp is right for you! Your family group will
be competing against the other family groups to claim the title of Camp Albemarle’s 10 Day champions. Challenges
may include giant swing angry bird toss, raft building and race, and much more!
10 Day strives to nurture spiritual growth in our campers through interaction with the wonders of God’s creation and to
foster deep relationships with Christ in our churches, communities, and the world. Our camp programs create
purposeful opportunities to plant seeds and have campers grow spiritually throughout the day. At morning watch
campers receive a seed for thought, providing them with a focus for the day. Bible study grants living water for
campers to seek teachings directly from the bible based upon what was planted earlier that morning. At vespers one of
our staff or a local pastor speaks directly on the subject, giving a strong root system for campers to reach further out in
their faith. Devotions are opportunities for campers to ask questions and debrief on the day so they may begin to grow
further in their faith in Christ.
10 Day campers will enjoy many other activities such as sailing, low ropes challenge course, giant swing, archery, arts
and crafts, tree climbing, swimming in our pool, skit night, and much more! (See our mock schedule of events.)
10 Day is organized in family groups. Each family group typically consists of 5 boys and 5 girls with a male and
female counselor. Family groups participate in all activities together and are housed separately by gender in platform
tents. Depending on registration numbers, some family groups are single-gendered. Family groups are organized by
camper age and cabin mate requests.
Dates: July 6-15
Adventure Trek
Rising 7th - 12th Grades
$1700
Come experience the beauty of God’s creation across Western North Carolina while sleeping under the stars. Hear the
crackling of the campfire as you learn to plan and prepare your own meals over the fire. Splash in the water down the
French Broad River in a raft with new friends. Challenge yourself and your group while backpacking through Pisgah
National Forest or climbing up rock faces. See what is hidden in Linville Caverns. All of this while still getting to do
your favorite activities at Camp Albemarle. *Most gear will be provided. *
Adventure Trek strives to nurture spiritual growth in our campers through interaction with the wonders of God’s
creation and to foster deep relationships with Christ in our churches, communities, and the world. Our camp programs
create purposeful opportunities to plant seeds and have campers grow spiritually throughout the day. At morning watch
campers receive a seed for thought, providing them with a focus for the day. Bible study grants living water for
campers to seek teachings directly from the bible based upon what was planted earlier that morning. At vespers one of
our staff or a local pastor speaks directly on the subject, giving a strong root system for campers to reach further out in
their faith. Devotions are opportunities for campers to ask questions and debrief on the day so they may begin to grow
further in their faith in Christ.
Adventure campers will enjoy many other activities such as sailing, low ropes challenge course, giant swing, archery,
arts and crafts, tree climbing, swimming in our pool, skit night, and much more! (See our mock schedule of events.)
Adventure camps are organized in family groups. Each family group typically consists of 5 boys and 5 girls with a
male and female counselor. Family groups participate in all activities together and are housed separately by gender in
platform tents and pitched tents off site. Depending on registration numbers, some family groups are single-gendered.
Family groups are organized by camper age and cabin mate requests.
Dates: July 6-15
Pioneer
Rising 9th - 12th Grades
$800
Are you ready for a week adventure in and around Camp Albemarle? Pioneers get the opportunity to explore local
kayaking trails. They also get a chance to learn outdoor skills as they camp out at a local island they get to kayak out to.
Campers will get to make their own Hobo meal, setup tents, and build campfires to cook their meals and make s’mores.
Pioneer strives to nurture spiritual growth in our campers through interaction with the wonders of God’s creation and to
foster deep relationships with Christ in our churches, communities, and the world. Our camp programs create
purposeful opportunities to plant seeds and have campers grow spiritually throughout the day. At morning watch
campers receive a seed for thought, providing them with a focus for the day. Bible study grants living water for
campers to seek teachings directly from the bible based upon what was planted earlier that morning. At vespers one of
our staff or a local pastor speaks directly on the subject, giving a strong root system for campers to reach further out in
their faith. Devotions are opportunities for campers to ask questions and debrief on the day so they may begin to grow
further in their faith in Christ.
Adventure campers will enjoy many other activities such as sailing, low ropes challenge course, giant swing, archery,
arts and crafts, tree climbing, swimming in our pool, skit night, and much more! (See our mock schedule of events.)
Adventure camps are organized in family groups. Each family group typically consists of 5 boys and 5 girls with a
male and female counselor. Family groups participate in all activities together and are housed separately by gender in
platform tents and pitched tents off site. Depending on registration numbers, some family groups are single-gendered.
Family groups are organized by camper age and cabin mate requests.
Dates: July 31- August 5
Service
Rising 7th - 12th Grades
$775
Need service hours for High School or just love to volunteer? Then come out and spend a week with us having fun and
serving our community. Spend each day of camp working with different organizations in the local community such as
Habitat for Humanity, The Boys and Girls Club, and the North Carolina Coastal Federation. Get the opportunity to
participate in all the traditional camp activities and spend time each day talking about what it’s like to serve and how
God calls each of us to help others. *Organizations which we volunteer are informed of the age of our group and
provides jobs accordingly.*
Service Camp strives to nurture spiritual growth in our campers through interaction with the wonders of God’s creation
and to foster deep relationships with Christ in our churches, communities, and the world. Our camp programs create
purposeful opportunities to plant seeds and have campers grow spiritually throughout the day. At morning watch
campers receive a seed for thought, providing them with a focus for the day. Bible study grants living water for
campers to seek teachings directly from the bible based upon what was planted earlier that morning. At vespers one of
our staff or a local pastor speaks directly on the subject, giving a strong root system for campers to reach further out in
their faith. Devotions are opportunities for campers to ask questions and debrief on the day so they may begin to grow
further in their faith in Christ.
Service campers will enjoy many other activities such as sailing, low ropes challenge course, giant swing, archery, arts
and crafts, tree climbing, swimming in our pool, skit night, and much more! (See our mock schedule of events.)
Service camps are organized in family groups. Each family group typically consists of 5 boys and 5 girls with a male
and female counselor. Family groups participate in all activities together and are housed separately by gender in
platform tents. Depending on registration numbers, some family groups are single-gendered. Family groups are
organized by camper age and cabin mate requests.
Session 1: June 12-17
Session 2: June 26-July 1
Magical Mystery Tour (MMT)
Rising 7th - 12th Grades
$1025
Campers never know what is coming next… every moment is a mystery! Live in the moment as we explore, serve, and
experience what the Crystal Coast has to offer. During the week we will caravan along the coast and engage in a
magical assortment of memorable, meaningful, fun and unpredictable activities! *Will follow the Night Owl schedule,
for awesome nighttime adventures as well! *
Magical Mystery Tour strives to nurture spiritual growth in our campers through interaction with the wonders of God’s
creation and to foster deep relationships with Christ in our churches, communities, and the world. Our camp programs
create purposeful opportunities to plant seeds and have campers grow spiritually throughout the day. At morning watch
campers receive a seed for thought, providing them with a focus for the day. Bible study grants living water for
campers to seek teachings directly from the bible based upon what was planted earlier that morning. At vespers one of
our staff or a local pastor speaks directly on the subject, giving a strong root system for campers to reach further out in
their faith. Devotions are opportunities for campers to ask questions and debrief on the day so they may begin to grow
further in their faith in Christ.
Adventure campers will enjoy many other activities such as sailing, low ropes challenge course, giant swing, archery,
arts and crafts, tree climbing, swimming in our pool, skit night, and much more! (See our mock schedule of events.)
Adventure camps are organized in family groups. Each family group typically consists of 5 boys and 5 girls with a
male and female counselor. Family groups participate in all activities together and are housed separately by gender in
platform tents and pitched tents off site. Depending on registration numbers, some family groups are single-gendered.
Family groups are organized by camper age and cabin mate requests.
Dates: July 31-August 5
Leadership Program
Leaders In Training (LIT)
Rising 10th - 11th Grades
$1150
Our Leaders in Training (LIT) program is the first step in our leadership program at Camp Albemarle. The purpose of
our leadership program is to cultivate young men and women with a desire to follow Christ at camp and in their
everyday lives. Our LITs will learn what it means to be a learning and developing Christian leadership skills over a
three-week period. The first week campers will have leadership training sessions geared towards improving everyone’s
strengths and overcoming weaknesses. LITs will also be participating in regular camp activities through the week as
well. During week two, LITs will be going off site providing community service to local organizations around the
Crystal Coast. It is important LITs understand that Jesus came to serve, and they need to lead by His example.
Organizations may include, Habitat for Humanity, Hope Mission Ministries, the Carteret County Animal Shelter, some
projects on site at Camp Albemarle and many others. Their last week of camp will be a backpacking trip across the
Neusiok Trail and Camping out at Shackleford Banks. LITs get the opportunity to put their new skills into actions by
being a leader of the day and guide their fellow members through the local forests and across the Island. *Most gear
will be provided. *
Leaders In Training are organized in a family group. The family group typically consists of 5 boys and 5 girls with a
male and female counselor. Family groups participate in all activities together and are housed separately by gender in
cabins or platform tents.
Session 1: June 12-July 1
Session 2: July 17-August 5
Counselors In Training (CIT)
For more information on our CIT program please visit our Summer Staff page just click apply here below.