Essentials
- Bible, notebook, and pen
- Reusable water bottle (labeled)
- Prescription medications in original containers*
- Personal ID / health card (if applicable)
- Sleeping bag (rated for cool temps) or warm bedding & pillow
- Day pack / small backpack
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Family Camp 2026
July 30 - Aug 2, 2026
Pack up the whole crew—from toddlers to grandparents—and come breathe deep under Nevada’s big sky. Family Camp mixes relaxed mornings and wild afternoons: paddle the lake, tackle the challenge course, wander the trails, and laugh your way through games on the field. Evenings slow down around worship, solid teaching, and campfires under a blanket of stars.
Stay close to the action with comfortable on-site lodging (session-dependent) or roll in with your own rig. RV and tent lots are available—dry camping only (no hookups).
You’ll share great meals, cozy lodging, and tons of unhurried time to reconnect—away from screens, schedules, and the usual hurry. Kids find friends, parents find rest, and everyone leaves with stories you’ll retell all year.
Come make memories, strengthen your family’s walk with Jesus, and remember what together feels like at Cowboy’s Rest.
Registration opens soon.
What to Bring to Winter Camp
Pack for layers, warmth, and fun in the snow so your camper can enjoy winter at Cowboy’s Rest— cozy, safe, and ready for whatever the weather brings.
Warm Clothing & Outerwear
- Base layers / thermal underwear (top & bottom)
- Long-sleeve shirts and cozy sweaters
- Warm hoodie or fleece
- Insulated winter coat
- Snow pants or waterproof outer pants
- Plenty of warm socks (wool or thermal)
- Modest sleepwear (warm enough for cabin temps)
Footwear & Winter Accessories
- Waterproof winter boots (for snow / slush)
- Comfortable indoor shoes or sneakers
- Warm hat / beanie that covers ears
- Insulated gloves or mittens (water-resistant)
- Scarf or neck gaiter / buff
- Optional: hand warmers & extra socks
Toiletries & Personal Items
- Toothbrush, toothpaste, floss
- Soap, shampoo, deodorant
- Hairbrush / comb, hair ties
- Chapstick / lip balm (SPF helpful in snow)
- Lotion or moisturizer for dry skin
- Towel and washcloth
- Plastic bag for dirty or wet clothes
Optional Fun Stuff
- Flashlight or headlamp (with extra batteries)
- Simple card or board game
- Camera (not a phone)
- Notebook or journal
- Spending money for canteen / camp store
(if your session offers it)
Medications & Allergies
- All medications must be turned in to camp staff at check-in.
- Send prescriptions in original, labeled containers.
- Clearly indicate allergies and medical needs on your camper’s medical form.
- If your camper carries an EpiPen or inhaler, please send two if possible (one for the nurse / first-aid station and one with your camper as allowed by policy).
Please Do Not Bring
- Cell phones, tablets, gaming devices, or other electronics
- Alcohol, tobacco, vapes, or illegal drugs
- Knives, fireworks, weapons, or laser pointers
- Inappropriate books, magazines, or clothing
- Expensive jewelry or valuables you would be sad to lose
Cowboy’s Rest follows a no-electronics policy for campers so they can fully engage with God, their friends, and the camp experience.
We trust the Bible as God’s Word.
We confess one God—Father, Son, and Holy Spirit—and Jesus crucified and risen for our salvation.
By grace through faith we follow Christ and serve His church until He returns.
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