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Dates: 6-16 December 2026
This is a fun and enriching experience for your child? The Christian Community Camp offers an incredible opportunity for children to disconnect from technology and immerse themselves in a natural, healthy environment. What to Expect : Daily Rhythm & Routine: Each day begins with a morning verse, singing, and a delicious breakfast. The children are guided through a balanced day filled with engaging activities, meals, and rest time. Grouped by Age & Gender: Your child will be part of a supportive group led by teen and young adult helpers, ensuring guidance and care throughout the day. Activities & Games: Children will engage in a variety of activities that are artistic, creative, and mentally stimulating. They'll explore nature, enjoy walks, swim in mountain pools, and have fun with rock slides. Sports, creative games, and team-building activities to round out the fun. Evening Stories & Singing: After supper, children gather for an evening circle, with stories, singing, and a cozy bedtime to prepare for the next exciting day. |
Supervision & Care:
Our dedicated adult team with many years of experience oversees every activity, tells enriching stories, and leads the singing. Helpers ensure your child's safety and enjoyment throughout the camp.
Nourishing Meals:
Each meal is carefully catered by a dedicated team, providing wholesome nutritious food to fuel the children through their active days.
Your child experiences the joys of community, creativity, nature in a safe space, wholesome, and spiritually uplifting setting.
Our dedicated adult team with many years of experience oversees every activity, tells enriching stories, and leads the singing. Helpers ensure your child's safety and enjoyment throughout the camp.
Nourishing Meals:
Each meal is carefully catered by a dedicated team, providing wholesome nutritious food to fuel the children through their active days.
Your child experiences the joys of community, creativity, nature in a safe space, wholesome, and spiritually uplifting setting.
Should you find anyone questioning the Christian nature of the camp share this with them:
"The Christian Community: The Movement for Religious Renewal" is a long name and a bold proposition. The movement is rooted in and born out of the principles of Anthroposophy, principles you may recognise in Waldorf education, Bio-dynamic farming and the Camphill movement.
At its core is the acceptance of the assertion that we are not only material beings but also the sum of our other equally essential parts, the self (The 'I'), the spirit, and soul.
We consciously strive for inclusion and no discrimination of any kind. Including faith, race, gender or sexual orientation. There is no dogma, no need for conversion or membership fees.
We recognise and acknowledge that a Christian path is one of many along the unfolding spiritual evolution of the human being.
While we are clearly not a secular space, we are not an evangelical or a proselytising space either. The point is not to help your child 'find' Jesus (And anyway, we've checked, and He's not lost).
We know that raising children today can feel especially challenging. Many parents are concerned about the growing pressures of screen time, social media, and a culture that often leaves children anxious, overstimulated, and disconnected from real-world experiences.
Our camp offers a gentle and joyful response to these challenges. Here, children can:
Step away from screens and rediscover the freedom of nature.
Experience unstructured play and creative encounters, developing imagination, resilience, and problem-solving skills.
Build genuine friendships, face-to-face.
Grow in independence while still held in a safe and nurturing environment.
Deepen their sense of meaning and belonging, rooted in Christian values of love, respect, and gratitude.
We believe that children should be allowed to grow in their wonder, their questioning and their striving.
At camp, your child will have the space and support to thrive — away from the 'noise', and closer to why childhood matters.
"The Christian Community: The Movement for Religious Renewal" is a long name and a bold proposition. The movement is rooted in and born out of the principles of Anthroposophy, principles you may recognise in Waldorf education, Bio-dynamic farming and the Camphill movement.
At its core is the acceptance of the assertion that we are not only material beings but also the sum of our other equally essential parts, the self (The 'I'), the spirit, and soul.
We consciously strive for inclusion and no discrimination of any kind. Including faith, race, gender or sexual orientation. There is no dogma, no need for conversion or membership fees.
We recognise and acknowledge that a Christian path is one of many along the unfolding spiritual evolution of the human being.
While we are clearly not a secular space, we are not an evangelical or a proselytising space either. The point is not to help your child 'find' Jesus (And anyway, we've checked, and He's not lost).
We know that raising children today can feel especially challenging. Many parents are concerned about the growing pressures of screen time, social media, and a culture that often leaves children anxious, overstimulated, and disconnected from real-world experiences.
Our camp offers a gentle and joyful response to these challenges. Here, children can:
Step away from screens and rediscover the freedom of nature.
Experience unstructured play and creative encounters, developing imagination, resilience, and problem-solving skills.
Build genuine friendships, face-to-face.
Grow in independence while still held in a safe and nurturing environment.
Deepen their sense of meaning and belonging, rooted in Christian values of love, respect, and gratitude.
We believe that children should be allowed to grow in their wonder, their questioning and their striving.
At camp, your child will have the space and support to thrive — away from the 'noise', and closer to why childhood matters.
Small enough to get to know everyone. Out in a beautiful natural environment.
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Freshly prepared wholesome meals.
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Hikes
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Activities
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Craft cativities
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