2020 Summer Camps |
CANCELLED FOR 2020
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COVID-19 POLICY // Updated: June 4, 2020
What is Trinity Pines doing to prevent the spread of COVID-19?
Trinity Pines is utilizing cleaning products designated to kill viruses including COVID-19.
Common areas will be sanitized daily in addition to regular cleanings. Several hand sanitization stations will be located throughout the camp. Hand-washing instructions will be posted in every bathroom on the property.
Contracts/Reservations
It will be very important that you contact Tammy Angier, Office Manager three days prior to your arrival for any last minute updates or instructions for use of the camp. Please do not plan to arrive on site at the camp until your designated time since preparation procedures will be underway in anticipation of your arrival.
Reservations for groups may be limited based up on the following Capacity Policy:
The Executive Committee of the Camps Board of the Intermountain District Church of the Nazarene, Inc. (herein “the Executive Committee”) does hereby enact the following policy, which shall be referred to as the “Capacity Policy.”
In considering, negotiating or entering into a contract with any third party, whether individual, group or otherwise, Trinity Pines may consider issues of capacity. For purposes of this Capacity Policy, and without limitation, capacity issues may include but are not limited to housing capacity, feeding capacity, staff issues, safety concerns, local, state or national medical issues, weather, or any other factor of any kind or nature. Capacity issues may be used by Trinity Pines as a factor in considering whether to enter into any such contract. Capacity issues may be applied in general to all camps, or as to individual camps.
The Executive Committee is hereby granted the authority to consider and make any decisions regarding capacity issues relative to the Capacity Policy, and may delegate the responsibility for creation or enforcement of the Capacity Policy to any member or members of the Executive Committee.
Food Service
The dining hall will be reconfigured to encourage social distancing. We encourage guests to eat as many meals as possible outside either on the deck or patio as weather and conditions permit.
Trinity Pines staff will serve food from the serving line or a “grab and go” sack at the door. Kitchen equipment and surfaces will be sanitized multiple times each day.
Tables and chairs will be sanitized by staff after each meal.
Facility Use
Please pay special attention to the areas designated for your use during your visit. The first floor conference room has been designed for recreation and social activities.
The third floor conference room has been designated for indoor worship based upon weather. The requested number of chairs will be made available to you but arrangement will be your responsibility to satisfy your comfort level in response to social distancing. Chapel and group activities should be held outdoors as much as possible. The amphitheater and worship tent is available for your use.
Restrooms may be limited in availability at certain times based upon cleaning procedures and size of the group. Please follow all posted hand-washing information. Guests should wash their hands or sanitize when moving between activities or areas of the camp.
The camp store will be available during your visit. Please arrange a time with the camp manager to visit the camp store and limit activities while inside the store area.
Guests will are encouraged to sleep head-to-toe in all lodging locations.
Our Goal is to Maintain a COVID-19 Free Facility
You are free to wear masks for personal protection. Masks are strongly encouraged when in groups for meetings, social activities and when securing your food.
Our staff will be continually monitored for symptoms of COVID-19. The staff has been thoroughly trained on health and safety policies and procedures.
If a guest develops a fever or other concerning symptoms we advise that you seek professional medical attention and testing at the Cascade Medical Clinic. The identified guest’s adult leader will be notified and is expected to make arrangements for quarantine or to have the guest moved from the camp as quickly as possible.
We encourage social distancing (two arm’s length) during your camp visit. We are asking each guest to take personal responsibility for your decisions and actions during your visit to Trinity Pines.
Trinity Pines Camps Board Executive Committee
What is Trinity Pines doing to prevent the spread of COVID-19?
Trinity Pines is utilizing cleaning products designated to kill viruses including COVID-19.
Common areas will be sanitized daily in addition to regular cleanings. Several hand sanitization stations will be located throughout the camp. Hand-washing instructions will be posted in every bathroom on the property.
Contracts/Reservations
It will be very important that you contact Tammy Angier, Office Manager three days prior to your arrival for any last minute updates or instructions for use of the camp. Please do not plan to arrive on site at the camp until your designated time since preparation procedures will be underway in anticipation of your arrival.
Reservations for groups may be limited based up on the following Capacity Policy:
The Executive Committee of the Camps Board of the Intermountain District Church of the Nazarene, Inc. (herein “the Executive Committee”) does hereby enact the following policy, which shall be referred to as the “Capacity Policy.”
In considering, negotiating or entering into a contract with any third party, whether individual, group or otherwise, Trinity Pines may consider issues of capacity. For purposes of this Capacity Policy, and without limitation, capacity issues may include but are not limited to housing capacity, feeding capacity, staff issues, safety concerns, local, state or national medical issues, weather, or any other factor of any kind or nature. Capacity issues may be used by Trinity Pines as a factor in considering whether to enter into any such contract. Capacity issues may be applied in general to all camps, or as to individual camps.
The Executive Committee is hereby granted the authority to consider and make any decisions regarding capacity issues relative to the Capacity Policy, and may delegate the responsibility for creation or enforcement of the Capacity Policy to any member or members of the Executive Committee.
Food Service
The dining hall will be reconfigured to encourage social distancing. We encourage guests to eat as many meals as possible outside either on the deck or patio as weather and conditions permit.
Trinity Pines staff will serve food from the serving line or a “grab and go” sack at the door. Kitchen equipment and surfaces will be sanitized multiple times each day.
Tables and chairs will be sanitized by staff after each meal.
Facility Use
Please pay special attention to the areas designated for your use during your visit. The first floor conference room has been designed for recreation and social activities.
The third floor conference room has been designated for indoor worship based upon weather. The requested number of chairs will be made available to you but arrangement will be your responsibility to satisfy your comfort level in response to social distancing. Chapel and group activities should be held outdoors as much as possible. The amphitheater and worship tent is available for your use.
Restrooms may be limited in availability at certain times based upon cleaning procedures and size of the group. Please follow all posted hand-washing information. Guests should wash their hands or sanitize when moving between activities or areas of the camp.
The camp store will be available during your visit. Please arrange a time with the camp manager to visit the camp store and limit activities while inside the store area.
Guests will are encouraged to sleep head-to-toe in all lodging locations.
Our Goal is to Maintain a COVID-19 Free Facility
You are free to wear masks for personal protection. Masks are strongly encouraged when in groups for meetings, social activities and when securing your food.
Our staff will be continually monitored for symptoms of COVID-19. The staff has been thoroughly trained on health and safety policies and procedures.
If a guest develops a fever or other concerning symptoms we advise that you seek professional medical attention and testing at the Cascade Medical Clinic. The identified guest’s adult leader will be notified and is expected to make arrangements for quarantine or to have the guest moved from the camp as quickly as possible.
We encourage social distancing (two arm’s length) during your camp visit. We are asking each guest to take personal responsibility for your decisions and actions during your visit to Trinity Pines.
Trinity Pines Camps Board Executive Committee
Genesis Camps (1st - 3rd Grade)
Girls: June 8-10, 2020 Boys: June 10-12, 2020
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THE COVE
The Cove is where you want to be,
on an island, among the trees. Come learn how God meets all our needs. Ship wrecked no more, on rough water seas. Your time at camp is sure to be one filled with many victories. Hope it's you that we will see so come and feel the salty breeze |
CAMP DIRECTORS:
Sara Ross | Scott & Kym Slater |
COST:
Early Bird Cost: $90/camper; $70/parent (by April 30, 2020) Regular Cost: $115/camper; $95/parent (by June 1, 2020*) * No registrations, including walk-ons, will be accepted after this date. This is to ensure the appropriate staffing, food, and supplies for campers who have met the deadline. |
Senior High Camp (9th - 12th Grade)
June 15-19, 2020
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SPIRITUAL THINGS
Power. Resources. Respect. We often think of a Kingdom that has these things and more. This year at Senior High Camp, we are going to look at the ways that Kingdom of God turns these concepts upside-down. We’ll see how Jesus brings the upside-down Kingdom that impacts all we do. Join us this summer for new games, ’80s theme, transformative lessons, two amazing mascots, competition, and opportunities to connect with God and others that may turn your life upside-down.
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CAMP DIRECTORS:
Zach Carpenter | Chelsea Pearsall Rich Vasquez | Val Wigg |
COST:
Early Bird Cost: $235 (by April 30, 2020) Regular Cost: $265 (by June 1, 2020*) * No registrations, including walk-ons, will be accepted after this date. This is to ensure the appropriate staffing, food, and supplies for campers who have met the deadline. |
Boys' Camp (4th - 6th Grade)
June 22-26, 2020
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HEART OF A CHAMPION
We spend a lot of our time pursuing prizes like good grades, sports achievements, and pleasing our families. But, these prizes fall short of the ultimate prize, which is finding the love of Jesus Christ. Using awesome feats of strength, exciting stories, and championship level fun, you will experience what it truly means to have the heart of a champion! Join us for Boy's Camp June 2020!
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CAMP DIRECTORS:
Grady Harmon | Jayson Martindale Grant Miller |
COST:
Early Bird Cost: $210 (by April 30, 2020) Regular Cost: $240 (by June 15, 2020*) * No registrations, including walk-ons, will be accepted after this date. This is to ensure the appropriate staffing, food, and supplies for campers who have met the deadline. |
Girls' Camp (4th - 6th Grade)
July 6-10, 2020
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BELIEVERCISE
5...6...7...8... And slide. And Step. Now slide. And jump! Can you feel the burn? Pull on those leg warmers and sweat bands, dudettes, and Believercise your way right into the 80’s! Check this out. After your long days at the gym – climbing mountains, swimming at the beach, and creating some totally rad accessories – you’ll get to enjoy some much deserved relaxation at our fabulous salon and spa. Then to top it all off, we get to walk through some radical steps to the most life-changing spiritual workout we’ve ever known! Of course, there are many more super-psyched surprises to come, but you do not want to miss this bodaciously tubular week of Believercise!
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CAMP DIRECTOR:
Stephanie Austin |
COST:
Early Bird Cost: $210 (by April 30, 2020) Regular Cost: $240 (by June 15, 2020*) * No registrations, including walk-ons, will be accepted after this date. This is to ensure the appropriate staffing, food, and supplies for campers who have met the deadline. |
Middle School Camp (7th - 8th Grade)
July 13-17, 2020
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WEIRD
Jesus was weird. So were his disciples and many others who followed him. At Middle School Camp, we’ll be looking at how we are called to be WEIRD in a world where what is “normal” is not God’s desire. He wants us to live differently than what the world has to offer. Join us this summer for an awesome week of hilarious games, encouraging messages, and all sorts of other wackiness.
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CAMP DIRECTORS:
Sheldon Field | Rich Vasquez Kim Glenn | James Shepherd |
COST:
Early Bird Cost: $235 (by April 30, 2020) Regular Cost: $265 (by July 1, 2020*) * No registrations, including walk-ons, will be accepted after this date. This is to ensure the appropriate staffing, food, and supplies for campers who have met the deadline. |
