Grand View Camp | Eagar, Arizona
Teen Summer Camp
Age Group: Grades 7-12
Teen Camp is designed for students entering grades 7–12. Whether it’s their first time at camp or they’ve been coming for years, teens will be challenged and encouraged in their walk with Christ.
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A Summer Adventure with Eternal Impact
At Grand View Camp, we create a Christ-centered environment that helps teens grow spiritually while enjoying the beauty of God's creation in the White Mountains of Arizona. Our mission is to glorify God by serving local churches through using the unique atmosphere of camp to display the good news of Jesus Christ. Everything we do—from cabin devotions to team-building games—aims to point teens to Christ.
Our Mission & Program Distinctives
Grand View Camp exists to glorify God by serving local churches through using the unique atmosphere of camp to display the good news of Jesus Christ.
- Expositional Preaching: Clear, verse-by-verse teaching that explains what God’s Word says and how it applies to life.
- Progressive Sanctification: Helping campers grow to be more like Jesus, one step at a time, during camp and after they go home.
- Congregational Worship: Singing and worshiping together as one body.
- A Christlike, Well-Trained Staff: Counselors and staff who love Jesus, model godly character, and are trained to care for campers well.
GRAND VIEW CAMP | EAGAR, ARIZONA
2027 Teen Summer Camp Dates
Age Group: Grades 7-12
Session:
June 7 - June 12, 2027
Speaker:
Andy Gleiser
Session:
June 14 - June 19, 2027
Speaker:
Bryan Samms
Session:
June 21 - June 26, 2027
Speaker:
Chris Anderson
Session:
June 28 - July 3, 2027
Speaker:
Dr. Jim Tillotson
Session:
July 12 - July 17, 2027
Speaker:
Dr. Robert “Robb” Brunansky
Home away from home
Camp Life @ Grand View Camp
Housing
Campers enjoy a cozy and restful stay in one of our 16 well-appointed cabin units, each thoughtfully designed to accommodate 8–10 guests with five sturdy adult-sized bunk beds and a comfortable king or queen bed for counselors or leaders. Each cabin features in-floor heating for chilly mountain nights and a private bathroom with two showers for added convenience. Cabins are paired with a neighboring unit and connected by a spacious, shared front porch—an inviting spot for morning devotions, evening conversations, or simply relaxing in the peaceful surroundings. Blending comfort, functionality, and rustic charm, these cabins offer the perfect home base for rest, reflection, and building lasting friendships.
The Main Lodge
The Main Lodge is the heart of camp life, bringing everyone together for meals, worship, and community. Its spacious dining hall seats up to 200 campers and serves three hearty, home-cooked meals daily in a warm, communal setting that fosters friendship and connection. The main meeting room, also with 200-person capacity, is fully equipped with a projector, screen, sound system, wireless microphones, a keyboard, and guitar input for worship and teaching. A large activity room serves as an alternate worship space or a place for games and indoor activities, while two smaller breakout rooms, each seating 20–30, are perfect for leadership training, devotions, or cabin discussions.
Activities
At Grand View Camp, activities are designed to inspire fun, build friendships, and encourage spiritual growth. Campers can enjoy a wide range of outdoor and indoor options, including hiking, archery, disc golf, trail rides, paintball, hatchet throwing, slingshots, the climbing wall, archery tag, and a .22 rifle range, as well as team sports like basketball and volleyball. Creative outlets like crafts and games at the Craft Shop or Sweets & Treats offer a relaxing change of pace. Nearby, the indoor game room is a popular spot during free time or rainy afternoons, featuring pool, ping pong, foosball, carpet ball, and board games. Daily Red vs. Blue team competitions add energy to every day, with unique challenges that build to a final scoring filled with excitement as the winner of the week is revealed!
Food + Shopping
Whether you're craving a treat, looking for a memento, or simply in need of a quiet moment, our camp shops offer something for everyone. Sweets & Treats is a camper favorite, stocked with sweet classics like milkshakes, candy, sodas, and so much more—perfect for unwinding with friends between activities. Just around the corner, The Outpost features cozy essentials like hoodies, t-shirts, and blankets, plus meaningful spiritual resources including Bibles, devotionals, and Christian living books. For a more peaceful escape, the Escudilla Coffee Shop offers a warm, inviting atmosphere where friendly baristas serve gourmet hot and iced drinks—making it the ideal spot to relax, reflect, and recharge.
Centered on Christ, Rooted in the Word, Growing in Faith.
Daily Preaching & Spiritual Growth
Spiritual growth is the heartbeat of Teen Camp. We believe that a deep and lasting relationship with Jesus Christ is best nurtured through consistent exposure to His Word, meaningful personal reflection, and intentional discipleship. That’s why each day at camp is structured to center around spiritual development, not as an add-on, but as the core of the camper experience.
Campers will hear clear, passionate preaching of Scripture that challenges them to think biblically, live faithfully, and grow in grace. Through personal devotional time, each teen is encouraged to seek God personally, reflect on what they’ve heard, and deepen their understanding of the gospel. Small group sessions and 1-on-1 conversations with counselors offer a safe, encouraging space to ask questions, share struggles, and receive biblical guidance. In the evenings, campers gather together for powerful worship and biblical messages that help reinforce the truths they’ve been learning all day.
We believe Jesus Christ is best revealed through His Word, His people, and His creation—and we intentionally build every camp day around these truths.
Biblical Preaching
Campers hear dynamic, gospel-centered preaching that points them to truth and challenges them to grow in their faith.
Personal Devotions
Each camper is encouraged to spend quiet time alone with God daily, reading Scripture and reflecting on what He is teaching them.
Counselor Connections
Small groups and personal conversations with trained counselors give campers space to ask questions and be discipled one-on-one.
Evening Chapel Services
Our nightly services bring campers together for worship and preaching, wrapping up the day with spiritual focus and encouragement.
Teen Summer Camp (Grades 7-12)
A Typical Day at Teen Camp
Morning
Campers wake up, clean their cabins and head to the dining hall for breakfast together. Next comes God & I Time, when campers study through a theme or a book of the Bible on their own. Then everyone gathers for Chapel, where we sing together and the morning message builds on that same God & I Time study. Team games get the energy going, and Escudilla Coffee is open for a morning drink.
Afternoon
After lunch, campers meet together to review and discuss what they learned during God & I Time. Some afternoons, campers gather at the Round Pen, where a wrangler works with a horse and teaches lessons from what happens in the pen. Other afternoons hold a Worldview Seminar, where we use Scripture to learn how to discern things with a biblical worldview. Then it’s time to explore: trail rides, the rock wall, paintball, archery tag, the shooting range and more. Campers can also stop by the Outpost, Escudilla Coffee, Sweets & Treats or the Craft Shop.
Evening
After supper, team competition heats up with large group games, and points add up all week long. The evening service brings the whole camp together for congregational worship and preaching from God’s Word. The day ends back in the cabin, where counselors lead devotions before lights out.
Sample Schedule
8:00 AM – Breakfast
8:45 AM – God & I Time
9:30 AM – Chapel service
10:45 AM – Game
12:00 PM – Lunch
12:45 PM – Breakout sessions
1:30 PM – God & I Time follow-up
2:00 PM – Free time
4:30 PM – Stores close
6:30 PM – Dinner
7:00 PM – Game
8:30 PM – Chapel service
10:30 PM – Cabin devotions
11:00 PM – Lights out
Personal Devotions
Each camper is encouraged to spend quiet time alone with God daily, reading Scripture and reflecting on what He is teaching them.
Counselor Connections
Small groups and personal conversations with trained counselors give campers space to ask questions and be discipled one-on-one.
Evening Chapel Services
Our nightly services bring campers together for worship and preaching, wrapping up the day with spiritual focus and encouragement.
Ready for Adventure:
What to Pack & Not Pack for an Unforgettable Week @ Grand View Camp!
Get excited for a week filled with fun, friendship, and spiritual growth! To help you get the most out of your camp experience, we've outlined a few essential items to pack—as well as a few things that should stay at home. For a complete and detailed packing list, click the button below.
Campers Can Bring These Items:
Your Bible
Twin-size bedding, pillow, and towels
Toiletries and a flashlight
Comfortable clothes
One nice-casual outfit for evening chapel
Camera for capturing memories
Sweatshirt or jacket for cool nights
Spending money* for snacks, coffee shop treats, paintball, and crafts
*While most of the activities at camp are free, there are several activities available for an additional charge. We use a cashless payment band system. You will set up your account through FunFangle.
Campers Should Not Bring These Items:
Drugs, alcohol, or tobacco products
Fireworks or weapons
Electronic Devices (including phones, tablets, and music players)
Magazines
Clothing with inappropriate graphics or words
Immodest clothing or swimwear
Foods or snacks containing peanuts
Everything You Need to Know for a Safe and Seamless Camp Experience
Have Questions?
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Questions about camper safety or camp details? See our Safety Policy and FAQ, or contact us.