Westfield, NC
Most camps offer only four-week sessions for boys or girls. We firmly believe that young people need to learn to interact and behave in a coeducational environment. Therefore, all courses at camp are open to boys and girls (50/50).
Explore on the camp’s website ↗The Vineyard draws campers from across the United States and from countries including Argentina, Australia, Belgium, Bolivia, Brazil, China, Colombia, France, Germany, Ghana, Guatemala, India, Italy, Kenya, Mexico, Poland, Spain, Switzerland, Ukraine, and Venezuela, among others.
The Vineyard is a conservative, evangelical, international camp, retreat center, and ministry based in Westfield, North Carolina.
In the summer, an overall theme is shared through 'Morning Watch' (a fifteen-minute devotional after breakfast), Evening Vespers (a fifteen-minute devotional after the last evening activity), and individual devotionals in the cabins. Optional question-and-answer times are also offered in the evenings at the camp director's home. Throughout the summer, an apologetic approach to the Christian faith challenges campers to think intellectually about what they believe and how they can be confident in their faith in God and Jesus Christ.
Explore on the camp’s website ↗We attempt to disciple young people through a 'lifestyle approach,' spending most of the day in sports and recreation, and offering worship services and optional nightly Bible studies in the evenings. Whether it is guiding a certain skill with a gentle hand or taking the time to reflect on the quiet beauty of nature in the forest: we teach by example and wait for the child's response.
Explore on the camp’s website ↗Dr. Holly Nunn is currently a member of our board and focuses on alumni outreach and overseeing the camp infirmary. Holly is a certified geriatric pharmacist working in long-term care.
Read more on the camp’s website ↗Our Transportation Director oversees the arrival and departure of all campers. Campers and staff should arrive at Greensboro International Airport (GSO), which is less than one hour from camp. For private planes, Smith Reynolds Airport in Winston-Salem and Mount Airy Airport are both thirty minutes from camp. Please notify our office staff of your arrival time at least forty-eight hours before your arrival.
Read more on the camp’s website ↗