Quaker Haven Camp Frequently Asked Questions:

WHEN IS CAMP AND HOW MUCH DOES IT COST?

WYM PIONEER (Grades 5-6)
June 7-12
Director: Robin Smith
Cost: $240 ($290 after 5/25)

IYM & WYM JUNIOR HIGH (Grades 7-8)
June 14-19
Director: Aaron Hughs
Cost: $240 ($290 after 5/25)

IYM & WYM SENIOR HIGH #1 (Grades 9 - High School Grads)
June 21-26
Director: Aaron Hughs
Cost: $240 ($290 after 5/25)

IYM & WYM BEGINNERS CAMP (Grades K-2 with
parent/grandparent of same sex) June 26-28
Director: Kathy Newby, Julie Kappes & Della Stanley-Green
Cost: $130(per child/parent pair) ($180after 5/25)

WYM GEORGE FOX (Grades 3-4) July 5-8
Director: Brenda Irelan, Susan Smith
Cost: $150 ($200 after 5/25)

IYM & WYM SENIOR HIGH #2 (Grades 9 - High School Grads) July 12-17
Director: Aaron Hughs
Cost: $240 ($290 after 5/25)

Your registration form and $50 non-refundable deposit are due to Quaker Haven Camp by May 25th regardless of how your remaining balance is being paid. Your registration needs to be received by May 25th in order to receive the early bird discount. All remaining balances are due upon arrival at camp.

Download a registration form.

Please return completed registration and deposit to:
Quaker Haven Camp
111 EMS D16C Lane
Syracuse, IN 46567
Make checks payable to: Quaker Haven Camp

Yes! Scholarships are available for those in need of financial assistance. Contact your church/meeting and/ or your yearly meeting office for guidelines and applications.
Or download an application.

Registration begins at 3:30 pm on the first day of camp and ends at 5:00 pm.
Campers must be picked up at 1:00 pm on the final day of camp.
Once registered, campers may not leave camp for any reason (except emergencies) unless arrangements have been made with the camp director prior to the beginning of camp. Campers who drive must turn in their vehicle keys upon registration.

MAP

From Northeast: Take US 6 to St Rd 13, south to 1000N, turn right onto 100N to 500E, left on 500E to 900N.

From Northwest: Take US 6 to St Rd 15, south to 900N, left on 900N to 300E, right on 300E to Defreese Rd, left on Defreese Rd to 500E, left on 500E to 900N.

From South east: Take St Rd 13 north through North Webster to Syr-Web Rd, left on Syr-Web Rd to 800N, left on 800N to 500E, right on 500E to 900N.

From Southwest: Take St Rd 15 north through Leesburg to 900N, right on 900N to 300E, right on 300E to Defreese Rd, left on Defreese Rd to 500E, left on 500E to 900N

You will need: Bible, notebook, pen, sports clothing, bug repellant, sunscreen, jacket or sweatshirt, rain gear, two pairs of shoes, swimsuit, towels, washcloth, soap, toothpaste, toothbrush, pillow, and sleeping bag or bedroll.

We suggest: beach shoes, camera, and money for crafts, photo, and snacks.

Do not bring: radios, CD/MP3 players, 2-way radios, cell phones, or any other expensive electronic devices

Campers must dress appropriately for all camp activities and programs. Appropriate dress has been determined by the Christian Education Boards of Indiana and Western Yearly Meetings as follows:
Girls are expected to wear clothing that covers the midriff and shorts/pants that do not reveal buttocks or upper thigh. One-piece swimsuits when swimming are expected, and shirts that cover shoulders and chest. Underwear should not be showing at any time.
Guys are expected to wear shorts/pants that do not reveal buttocks or upper thigh, and shirts that cover chest, stomach, sides and back. Underwear should not be showing at any time. Swimming trunks must cover buttocks and upper thighs, and a shirt must be worn at all times except when swimming.
The Indiana State Board of Health requires that shoes be worn in the dining hall.

FAILURE TO COMPLY WITH THESE EXPECTATIONS CAN RESULT IN EXPULSION FROM CAMP.

In order to have the best camp experience and to allow others to have a good experience, campers must agree to:
-Cooperate fully with counselors, directors and other appointed leadership of the camp.
-Participate fully in all scheduled activities (as physically able).
-Respect camp property and comply with established guidelines for the use of property.
-Respect male and female residence rules.
-Go to bed at scheduled time. Remain in residence during lights out time, and remain quiet so that others can sleep.
-Abstain from unsuitable physical relationships.
-Abstain from use of tobacco, alcohol, or any substance which is illegal under the Narcotics act. Alcohol and tobacco are not permitted on camp property regardless of age.
-Cooperate with the expectations and rules of Quaker Haven Camp and its managers.