We know sending your child to camp is a big decision! Below are answers to some of the most common questions parents ask. If you need more details, we’re always happy to chat.

Who are the adults chaperoning my child?
Our camp chaperones include Kids Crossing Director Lisa DeCourcey and other trusted parents from Stafford Crossing.

All adult leaders are screened through background checks, and we maintain a ratio of one adult for every five children (or fewer) to ensure safety and personal attention.

Are kids supervised at all times?
Yes. Campers are always supervised—either by CentriKid Camp staff, Stafford Crossing leaders, or both.

Sleeping arrangements: While children may be in rooms without an adult present overnight, adult rooms are located nearby on the same hallway for easy access and close supervision.

What are the living and sleeping arrangements?
We’ll be staying at Skycroft Conference Center in either:

• Motel-style rooms for the girls (two sets of bunk beds and a private bathroom), or
• Lodge-style rooms for the boys (multiple bunk beds with shared hallway bathrooms).

Adults may or may not share a bunk room with kids, but they will always be on the same hallway and available at any time.

Can I get in touch with my child?
Yes! Parents will receive the cell phone number(s) of Stafford Crossing’s adult leaders.

Kids may call home as needed. (Please note: CentriKid does not provide a central camp phone number—communication goes through our leaders.)

What if my child gets homesick?
Homesickness is common, and our leaders are experienced in helping kids through those feelings with care and encouragement.

If your child continues to struggle and you decide it’s best to bring them home early, you are welcome to do so.

What does a typical day at camp look like?
Camp days are full of fun, faith, and friendship!
Kids enjoy:

• High-energy worship and games in the morning
• Organized activities and recreation during the day
• Evening worship and teaching
• Church group Bible studies
• Some free time to rest, play, and connect with friends

How are medicines and medical needs handled?
When you complete the registration form, you’ll have the opportunity to share any medical conditions or allergies we should know about.

If your child takes medication, our adult leaders will securely store and administer it with your written permission to ensure proper care.

Have another question?
Contact Lisa DeCourcey (lisa@staffordcrossing.org) — she’ll be glad to help!