Camp of the Hills

Camp of the Hills offers Summer Camp for ages 8-18, Poiema for ages 15-18, and Summer Day Camps for ages 4-12. Summer Camp is offered in 8 week-long sessions, Poiema is offered in 4 two-week sessions, and Summer Day Camps include Sponsor Group Day Camps and TimberNook Day Camps. Sponsor Group Day Camps run Tuesday through Friday from 9:30 am to 4:00 pm, and TimberNook Day Camps run Tuesday through Friday from 9:30 am to 1:30 pm.

Programs

• Summer Camp — 8-18 · 8 week-long sessions; Week 1 June 7-12, Week 2 June 8-13, Week 3 June 21-26, Week 4 June 28-July 3, Week 5 July 12-17, Week 6 July 19-24, Week 7 July 26-31, Week 8 August 2-7 · $60–$1,800
• Poiema — 15-18 · 4 two-week sessions; Session 1 June 7-19, Session 2 June 21-July 3, Session 3 July 12-24, Session 4 July 26-August 7 · $120 · Application-based discipleship and service program for highschoolers.
• Summer Day Camps — 4-12 · Sponsor group day camps and TimberNook day camps
• Sponsor Group Day Camps — 4-8 · Tuesday-Friday, 9:30 am-4:00 pm; Week 1 June 2-5, 2026 and Week 3 June 16-19, 2026 · $40 per day · For kids from low-income and at-risk backgrounds; must qualify and sign up through Packsaddle Church in Kingsland or the ARK of Highland Lakes.
• TimberNook Day Camps — 4-12 · Tuesday-Friday, 9:30 am-1:30 pm; Week 2 June 9-July 12, 2026 and Week 4 June 23-26, 2026 · $200 per day · Nature-play day camps; described as a one-for-one day camp opportunity supporting another child's day camp experience from a low-income and/or vulnerable background.

At a glance

• Ages: 4–18 years old
• Price range: $40–$1,800
• General schedule: Summer camp is offered in 8 week-long sessions. Poiema is offered in 4 two-week sessions. Summer Day Camps include sponsor group day camps and TimberNook day camps.

About the provider

Camp began in the summer of 1990. Since 1990, over 35,000 children have been introduced to the love of Christ through this ministry. The leadership team includes Alicen Ohorán, D’Ann Herrod, Erin McGee, Kayley Lowe, Alex Flores, Brayden Gill, Angel Hernandez, Daniel Heo, Seneca Allen Jr, Danny Flores, Teodulo Robledo, and Kevin Ohorán. The ministry relies on donors, volunteers, and community organizations, and about 80% of operating funds come from charitable gifts.

Last updated October 31, 2026.