Camp director
Clay Dunn
Camper in 1994, counselor in 2001, director since 2015. Lives on site with his family and two very spoiled camp dogs.
For parents
Everything you'll need before June
Forms, the packing list, who looks after your child, and how to find us on a gravel road with no phone signal.
Forms and lists
Download, print, fill in
All forms are also inside your registration account.
- 310 KBDownload
Packing list, overnight camp
Two pairs of shoes that can get wet, a flashlight, and nothing you'd cry over losing.
Lists20272 pages
- 540 KBDownload
Camper health form
Signed by a parent; physical within the last 12 months. Due May 15.
Forms20274 pages
- 180 KBDownload
Medication authorization
One per medication, including inhalers and EpiPens.
Forms20271 page
- 2.1 MBDownload
Parent handbook
Daily schedule, mail, the camp store, what happens if your child gets sick.
Guides202716 pages
- 260 KBDownload
Day camp bus map
Stops at the Brevard library and the Ingles lot, with times.
Lists20271 page
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Who's in charge
The year-round team
Five of us work here all year. In summer we're joined by sixty-two counselors and staff.
Parents ask
The questions we hear every spring
Who are the counselors?
College students, mostly 19 to 23, nearly half of them former campers. Every one has a background check, references, and nine days of training including first aid, lifeguarding or wilderness first aid, and safeguarding.
Can I call my child?
We don't do phone calls except in Session 1 for first-timers. You can email notes daily and we print them at breakfast. If anything's wrong, we call you first.
What about medications and allergies?
Ifeoma, our nurse, is on site the whole summer and gives every medication herself. The kitchen is nut-free and cooks separate meals for every listed allergy.
Is it very religious?
We're a Christian camp and say so: morning devotions and evening chapel every day. Campers of any faith or none are welcome, and nobody is pressured into anything.
What if it storms?
Lightning clears the lake and the trails within a minute. We have an indoor program for every activity and an outdoor-weather radio at the office.
US 276Pine Hollow RdHollow CreekPine Hollow Camp
Getting here
Twelve minutes from downtown Brevard
2260 Pine Hollow Rd, Brevard, NC 28712- Directions
- From Brevard take US 276 north for 6 miles, then left at the white sign onto Pine Hollow Road. The last mile is gravel; any car is fine.
- No signal
- Phones lose signal at the gravel. Print the drop-off sheet or screenshot it.
- Access
- The dining hall, nurse's cabin and two cabins are step-free. Tell us about your camper's needs and we'll plan the week around them.