Take a peek inside of each of Camp Greenville’s cabins to see how campers live in groups during the summer.

Camp Greenville offers several options for one-way communication: parents can send communications to their campers, but campers will not have an opportunity to reply (they’re too busy having fun!!). Check out all the options here.

It’s almost time to pack for camp! Here, we’ve compiled all the official info, plus a helpful map to under-bed space, and tips and tricks from our professional camp parents! If your camper is registered for an Adventure session, there’s a special video for you.

For Summer 2025 camper families: If your camper takes any kind of medication, you’ll need this info. Additionally, information about first aid and emergency situations is included.

For Summer 2025 camper families: Details for Sunday afternoon check-in, Saturday morning check-out, and airport transportation.

Summer camp should be something to look forward to—and getting excited together as a family makes the experience even better. Whether it’s your camper’s first time or fifth, there are simple ways to build anticipation and help them feel confident and eager about what’s ahead.

For many kids, going to camp is a huge step toward independence. But like any big step, it helps to practice first. One of the best ways to set up a first-time camper for success is by doing short overnight stays beforehand. These practice sessions give campers the chance to adjust to being away from home while still feeling supported and safe.

We are thrilled to share that Cory Harrison, Vice President of Overnight Camping, spent last week advocating for Camp on Capitol Hill!

Preparing for your child’s first overnight stay—whether it’s a short one-night experience or a full week of camp—can bring up a lot of questions. But with the right mindset and preparation, it can be a positive growth opportunity for everyone involved. Here’s a simple guide to help you and your camper feel ready and supported.

Parents: Download the Campanion app today to set up your account, and start getting updates from Camp Greenville, right to your phone.

One of the most powerful concepts at camp is "Challenge by Choice." It’s an approach that encourages campers to step outside their comfort zones while respecting their personal limits. This philosophy ensures that every camper feels supported as they take on new experiences, knowing that growth comes in many forms and at different speeds.

In this episode, we’re tackling a cornerstone of the camp experience: risk-taking. But not all risks are created equal—we’re unpacking the difference between healthy and unhealthy risks, and exploring the empowering philosophy of Challenge by Choice. Joining the conversation is Bobo, Camp Greenville’s very own Adventure Program Manager, who brings firsthand insight into how camp challenges can inspire growth, courage, and confidence. Whether you’re a camper, staff member, or just a fan of personal development, this episode offers a fresh perspective on stepping outside your comfort zone.

Camp is all about adventure, growth, and stepping outside your comfort zone—but not all risks are the same. Some risks help campers learn, build confidence, and have fun, while others can lead to unsafe situations. Knowing the difference between a safe, staff-led risk and an unsafe, peer-pressure-driven risk is key to ensuring you make the most of your camp experience.

For many first-year campers and their families, the idea of taking risks can feel a little nerve-wracking. Whether it's climbing to the top of the ropes course, performing in front of new friends, or trying a new activity, camp is full of opportunities to step outside your comfort zone. But how do you know the difference between healthy and unhealthy risks? And why is risk-taking such an essential part of growth? Let's explore!