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Glorieta, New Mexico at Glorieta Camps

With Hillside, camp is all about fun, faith, and friends. Students will be challenged in their faith with dynamic speakers, equipped small group leaders, and powerful worship experiences.

We believe in camp. We believe that the changed-lives that happen at camp catapult students into a growing relationship with Jesus Christ. Camp will allow your student to have fun, build relationships, and experience the love of Jesus.

We are staying in dorms at Glorieta Camps.

We have chartered buses and vans for the trip. We will transport everyone to Glorieta and will also all return together on the chartered vehicles.

We love it when our students invite their friends – especially if they don’t attend church at all. We do our best to make sure friends are grouped together for the week. So be sure to have guests mention that they’d like to be placed with your student when they register. We’ll do what we can to make that happen.

Full refunds available through April 15th

Refund (minus deposit) available through June 1st

To make additional payments, log-in at hillsideonline.com/profile
Under “Recent Registrations,” select the page for “Summer Camp 2021.”

Camp Details

Elementary

What does my student need to bring?
  • Bible
  • Pen
  • Flashlight
  • Sunscreen
  • Sunglasses/hat
  • Refillable Water bottle – labeled with students name
  • Backpack (to carry during the day)
  • Clothes for each day + a few extra sets (some of these may get messy)
  • Trash bag for wet/dirty clothes
  • Pajamas
  • Light jacket for cool nights
  • Raingear (rainjacket or poncho)
  • Tennis Shoes
  • Sleeping bag
  • Pillow
  • Appropriate swimwear (1 piece for girls)
  • Water shoes for lake
  • 2 Towels (1 for shower and 1 for lake)
  • Toiletries (toothbrush, toothpaste, deodorant, shampoo, body wash)
  • Snacks (please do not bring peanuts or snacks containing peanuts)
  • Money for souvenirs (optional | Glorieta recommends no more than $20) - Camp is now cashless. Prepaid visa and debit cards are accepted.
  • Attire for Time Traveler Theme Night
What should my student not bring?
  • Cell phone (see below for more info)
  • Short shorts
  • Two-piece swimsuit
  • Miniskirts
  • Inappropriate Graphic T-shirts
  • Spaghetti strap shirts
  • Low cut tops
  • Drugs
  • Alcohol
  • Weapons of any kind

WHAT IS THE ELEMENTARY CAMP THEME NIGHT?
  • The Theme Night is Time Travel! Bring an outfit from your favorite time period - Past, Present, or Future!

Middle School

What does my student need to bring?

    *All Middle School Campers will need to bring a snacks and a sack lunch*

  • Bible
  • Pen
  • Sunscreen
  • Sunglasses/hat
  • Refillable Water bottle – labeled with name
  • Backpack (to carry during the day)
  • Comfy clothes
  • Flashlight
  • Light jacket for cool nights
  • Tennis Shoes
  • Water shoes for lake
  • Pajamas
  • Sleeping bag
  • Pillow
  • Snacks (please do not bring peanuts or snacks containing peanuts)
  • Money for souvenirs Camp is now cashless. Prepaid visa and debit cards are accepted. (optional)
  • Wristwatch (optional)
  • Raingear (rainjacket or poncho)
  • Appropriate swimwear (1 piece for girls)
  • 2 Towels (1 for shower and 1 for lake)
  • Clothes for 2 Theme Nights (see below)
What should my student not bring?
  • Cell phone (see below for more info)
  • Drugs
  • Alcohol
  • Weapons of any kind
  • Fireworks
  • Vapes, JUULs, Nicotine Products
  • Immodest/Inappropriate/Revealing Clothing
  • Two-piece swimsuits
  • Spaghetti strap shirts
  • Low cut tops
  • Super tanks – cut down to the waist under the arms
  • Tablets, Ipads, Ipods, MP3 players

Glow Night (Pack neon or white clothing)
Super Hero Night

High School

What does my student need to bring?

*All High School Campers will need to bring a snacks and a sack lunch*

  • Bible
  • Pen
  • Sunscreen
  • Sunglasses/hat
  • Refillable Water bottle – labeled with name
  • Backpack (to carry during the day)
  • Comfy clothes
  • Flashlight
  • Messy clothes
  • Light jacket for cool nights
  • Tennis Shoes
  • Water shoes for lake
  • Pajamas
  • Sleeping bag
  • Pillow
  • Snacks (please do not bring peanuts or snacks containing peanuts)
  • Money for souvenirs and snacks (optional) Camp is now cashless. Prepaid visa and debit cards are accepted.
  • Wristwatch (optional)
  • Raingear (rainjacket or poncho)
  • Appropriate swimwear (1 piece for girls)
  • 2 Towels (1 for shower and 1 for lake)
  • Clothes for 2 Theme Nights (see below)
What should my student not bring?
  • Cell phone
  • Drugs
  • Alcohol
  • Weapons of any kind
  • Fireworks
  • Vapes, JUULs, Nicotine Products
  • Immodest/Inappropriate/Revealing Clothing
  • Two-piece swimsuits
  • Spaghetti strap shirts
  • Low cut tops
  • Super tanks – cut down to the waist under the arms

GLOW NIGHT

Glow Night is back! Bring your neon clothes—the brighter, the better!

JERSEY NIGHT

Rep your favorite team and player!

Communicating with your Camper

Electronics

We recognize that more than ever our culture relies on digital connection, especially via smart phones and other Internet connected devices. To help create the best experience, our camp will be a phone and internet device free environment. The heart behind this recommendation is to help our campers:

  • be free from distraction.
  • have a chance to unplug (kids and teens need this too!)
  • bond with friends and Small Group Leaders at camp.
  • reduce homesickness and the need to feel connected to things happening back at home with family and friends.
However, we understand that each family and each camper has unique needs. We want to honor those needs. If you feel that your camper needs to have access to a phone during camp please talk with us ahead of time.

Emergency Contact Info

If a family emergency arises and you need to reach your camper, please contact our Emergency Hotline (806.457.4915). In the event that your child is injured or becomes ill while at camp parents and/or guardians will be contacted as soon as possible. We will have nurses and other medical professionals with us at all times to aid in assessing and addressing any illnesses or injuries.

Sending Letters

We definitely encourage parents and other close family and friends to send letters along with students as they go to camp. Given that we are only at camp for a short period of time, we would prefer that you actually send the letters with your camper in their luggage as opposed to trying to send them in the mail. Use these letters to let your child know that you are praying for them or just to say, “I love you!”

Medication Card

If your student needs to take medication during camp, please print out our camper Medication Card. A completed Medication Card is required for all medications sent to camp. Please remember that all medications (both prescription and OTC) must be in their original containers. Ensure that the Medication Card is completed, signed, and enclosed with your camper’s medication in a resealable baggie. All medication and the Medication Card will be turned over to the Camp Nurse when your camper checks-in.

Medication Card

HAVE A QUESTION OR AN ISSUE? CALL THE CAMP INFO HOTLINE AT 806.457.4915.

We know Camp is a powerful time when God camps out on and moves powerfully in the lives of students. We believe every student should be able to go to camp, regardless of one's financial situation. Some financial assistance is available for those in need. Applying for a scholarship does not guarantee that you will receive assistance. There are a limited number of scholarships available at each campus. Someone from our staff will contact you once your application is received.

Apply for a Scholarship