Our prices vary depending on which session you attend. Check out our Dates & Rates for detailed pricing!

If you are a pastor, teacher, first responder, nurse, military, or if you are requesting a scholarship, please contact registration@marannook.org for the appropriate code.

We accept credit cards and checking account payments via our online registration system. Automatic payment plans are available in your CampInTouch account.

 CLICK HERE for our packing list!

*Pro tip- for younger campers-pack each day in an individualized Ziplock bag!*

Also please write your child’s name on all of the stuff they bring to camp to prevent lost items. If your child loses something, please contact info@marannook.org.

All of our sessions have different times for opening and closing day so! Getting closer to summer time we will send you an email with specific times for those days! Need more information? Contact info@marannook.org 

Arrival:

• Address: 10425 Veterans Memorial Pkwy, LaFayette, AL.
• Directions: Look for flags along the highway. After check-in, you’ll be directed to parking and assisted with unloading.
• Unloading: After parking, the team will guide you to your camper’s cabin, where you’ll help them settle in, meet their counselor, and say goodbye.
• Heading Out: After cabin drop-off, you can head to Manna Deck to drop off mail/medications. Then, the team will guide you around the Marannook loop to the exit.

Pickup:

• • Arrival: Arrive early for the closing ceremony; check your email for exact times. *If you need to pick up your camper early please pick them by noon CST and contact info@marannook.org*
  • Picking Up Luggage: Upon arrival, you’ll be directed around the Marannook loop to the front of the Bible Training Center to pick up your child’s luggage.
  • Closing Ceremony: After picking up luggage, you’ll be directed to a parking spot for the ceremony at Manna Deck. It will feature a slideshow, a highlight video, a brief talk, and time for a camper-counselor conversation to reflect on the week.
  • ID: If someone else is picking up your camper, they need to bring a photo ID and an email notification.

Preparing Your Child for Camp:

1. Pray with them and talk to them about camp before they come.
2. Ask them questions about what they are excited about and what they are nervous about.
3. Talk to them about hygiene in general – washing their hands, respecting privacy, and putting away their clothes.
4. Go swimming. We have a swim test at camp. To pass, a child must swim the full distance of the pool and tread water for 30 seconds. Swim level bracelets will be given to help our staff assess each child’s swimming ability. While there is a small deep end, there is plenty of space in the shallow end for those who don’t pass the test. Kids who don’t pass can still go down the pool slide but will be required to wear a lifejacket for the lake slide.
5. Talk to them about listening and obeying their counselors and support staff. We have awesome counselors that can’t wait to be with your kids, but it helps when parents help set expectations.
6. Tell them to have fun and communicate with their counselors if they don’t want to do something. Camp is an adventure, and we have lots of activities. We won’t ever make kids do something they don’t want to do. We always encourage them to try something new.

You will drop off any medication your camper will need during their week of camp with our camp nurse. If your child has an EpiPen or Inhaler it can be carried by our counselors!

ALL PRESCRIPTION MEDICATION SHOULD BE IN PHARMACY ISSUED BLISTER PACKS WITH WRITTEN INSTRUCTIONS. THIS INCLUDES VITAMINS AND SUPPLEMENTS

ALL MEDICATION WILL BE ADMINISTERED BY OUR CAMP NURSE.

We love when campers get mail!

• When writing letters, be sure to make it feel like you know what they are doing every day at camp. Letters should be delivered on the day you arrive, and each letter should be labeled with the day you want your camper to receive it, along with their first and last name.
• Here are some things to include in your letters: Encourage them, tell them you can’t wait to hear about their adventures, share stories of your own camp experiences, and let them know you are praying for them.
• Please avoid messages like “We really miss you,” “The dog misses you,” and “We can’t wait until you are home.” While we know you mean well, these phrases can make your camper feel homesick.
• We kindly ask that you refrain from sending large packages with gifts or food. Daily mail should be no larger than a 9×12 envelope.
• One feature that many of our parents have loved is Campanion. With the app’s Letters feature, sending letters has never been easier! You can write emails that we’ll deliver to your camper as letters each day.
• If you haven’t logged into the app yet, simply CLICK HERE to download it and sign in using your CampInTouch account email address and password. You’ll also be able to read handwritten responses from your camper, which we’ll upload directly to the app.

Cell phones and electronics are not allowed. If found, they’ll be returned at the end of the session.

For your camper’s safety, we do not allow outside visitors except under special circumstances. You can follow along with all the fun on our social media pages!

Our campers will be walking though Acts and Joshua with their counselors and Mr. Taylor Teel, our camp director!

Daily Activities:

• Campers enjoy a variety of activities like Channel Challenge, ropes courses, pool, blob, archery, and more!
• Campers also get to participate in team time where they get to compete for team points for their team colors! These competitions involve playing camp games like Genesis, American All Ball, Tug of War, and Balloon Toss!
  • Another way campers can earn points for there color team is by learning bible verses during meals and sharing it with a counselor!

Late Night Activities:

• Nightly Themes: Exciting themed activities each night. Campers are encouraged to dress up!
• Dress Up List: Click here for late-night packing suggestions!

Snacks:

Campers can bring snacks to share with the other 7 campers.

All Food and Drink must be individually packaged or in a resealable container

No peanuts, please!

We are able to accommodate most food allergies. Email us at info@marannook.org and someone from our team would love to talk to you about specifics for your camper!

Our camp cabins accommodate 6-8 campers and two counselors per side.

All of our staff is trained in first aid, CPR, and Ministry Safe-Abuse Prevention. Our camp is secured with gated entrances, and only authorized individuals are allowed on camp property during camp sessions. During camp drop off, only pre-approved adults are allowed to pick up campers.