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This is your reference for immediate and easy answers to any question that you may have about Wilderness Christian Assembly (WCA). We’ve come up with a list of the most commonly asked questions about camp, and done our best to answer them. If you don’t see your question listed here feel free to contact us direct.
About Wilderness Christian Assembly:
Camper's Questions:
Parent's Questions:
About The Staff/Volunteers:
Religious Questions:
Safety:
Rentals:
Helping Out:
About Wilderness Christian Assembly:
1. Where is the camp located, and how do I get there?
WCA is located about 9 miles southeast of Kalkaska, Michigan. Click here to view a map and get driving directions. Back To Top.
2. What kind of facilities & accommodations are available?
To see pictures and view a list of all our facilities, click here! Back To Top.
3. How big is your camp?
Our camp has 40 acres of property. Back To Top.
4. How long have you been in operation?
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5. Is this a year-round camp?
Our summer camps operate from the end of June to the beginning of September. We do, however, offer most of the year-round rental packages. Guests are welcome to rent camp facilities during the fall and spring. Click here to read more about rental packages. Back To Top.
6. What kind of wildlife is around the camp?
The area surrounding WCA is used by a wide variety of animals. Deer, turkeys, wolves, bears and foxes are all known to frequent the region. Smaller animals such as squirrels, beavers, chipmunks, rabbits, gophers, ducks, geese, eagles, hawks and other small birds can also be seen. It is also home to a flourishing mosquito population. Back To Top.
7. What kind of weather do you get?
To view the current weather conditions at WCA, click here.
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8. Is there a pool?
No, there is no pool. We swim daily in the pool at the Kaliseum, so if you're coming to camp, don't forget to bring your swimsuit or swimming trunks! Back To Top.
9. Is there internet access?
No. There is no internet access for campers. Back To Top.
10. Is there phone access?
No. Campers are not allowed to use the phone. Back To Top.
Camper's Questions
11. What kind of meals/snacks do we get?
We offer a wide variety of well balanced meals which vary according to age groups. Usually, fruit or vegetables are for snack. Back To Top.
12. What kind of things should I bring to camp?
We knew you'd ask that. We made a list of all the things you should remember to bring. Click here to see it! Back To Top.
13. Can I stay with my friends in the cabins?
Sure you can. Just remember to write their names in the right spaces on your registration form. Back To Top.
14. Are pets allowed?
Sorry, pets are not allowed. Back To Top.
15. Can I bring my cell phone, iPod or discman or other electronics?
No, you should leave these at home. Back To Top.
16. Is it okay to bring alcohol or drugs?
Alcohol or drugs are not allowed at WCA. Back To Top.
Parent's Questions
17. Can you accommodate kids with allergies and special diets?
Yes, absolutely. Please make sure you let us know what we should expect before you arrive. Back To Top.
18. In what ways are parents able to be in contact with children?
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19. Can my kid call home?
Sure, as long as it's been organized to happen beforehand, or if your child's cabin leader deems it appropriate/necessary. Back To Top.
20. Can I call my kid?
You can if you’d like to. However, we usually advise that you don’t, just to help campers get the most out of their camping experience. Back To Top.
21. Can I volunteer while my child is at camp?
Yes. We always welcome volunteers, although sometimes having your parents being at camp can be a little distracting for the kids. Back To Top.
22. What happens if my child is homesick?
We will do our best to take the camper’s mind off of it. In extreme situations, we will allow campers to call home with the help of our staff. Back To Top.
About The Staff
23. Is there emergency personnel on staff?
During the summer months, we have a Health Officer on site at all times. This person is trained in First Aid and CPR. Back To Top.
24. What is the staff to camper ratio?
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25. How many staff are on-site?
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Religious Questions
26. Is this a religious camp?
Yes. To understand a little more about our vision as a camp, click here. Back To Top.
27. Do I have to belong to a church to come to camp?
No, you don't have to belong to a church. Back To Top.
28. Can my child come if he/she is not religious?
Campers from all walks of life are welcome. Back To Top.
Safety
29. How close is the nearest hospital?
About 9 miles away in Kalkaska, Kalkaska Memorial Health Center.
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30. How close is the nearest town?
Kalkaska is about 9 miles away. Back To Top.
31. Is there wheelchair access?
Yes. However, be prepared for rough terrain. Back To Top.
32. Is your camp nut-free?
No. There are nut related products on our menu. Back To Top.
33. Is there supervision at all times?
Yes. Back To Top.
Rentals
34. Do you do special meals/catering?
We have a special section of our website that can provide all the information about rentals you'll ever need to know. Click here to go there! Back To Top.
35. Can we bring our group but cook our own meals?
See Question 34. Back To Top.
36. Is there access to a TV/VCR/DVD/Projector, etc.?
See Question 34. Back To Top.
Helping Out
37. In what ways can I get involved?
You can get involved at WCA by volunteering, donating financially or materially or praying for us. Back To Top.
38. What is the age bracket for volunteering/working?
All ages are welcome to volunteer at camp. Make sure you call us in advance for times and dates. Back To Top..
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