Camp is great, but it can be a lot to keep up with (trust us – we know). Any parent considering sending their son to camp has a lot of questions. You can begin by meeting the senior leadership of the camp. Then hear from several camp parents just like you who were kind enough to share their thoughts on Alpine.
We've included answers to common questions Alpine has received over the course of many years. If you have a good question that isn't answered here, please let us know! Chances are it will show up here soon afterwards.
Once you decide to send your son to camp, you may decide to come yourself for a visit to northern Alabama. If you're looking for something specific, you can review our dates, rates, and registrations policies or find a listing of applications and forms
The mission of the camp is still the same as it was when I was a camper: a created environment where boys can be boys and learn how God fits in to everything they do. This lesson is so important for my son at his age. He can hear it from me, but it is invaluable that it gets reinforced by his counselor, the head counselor, staff, and the entire camp.
~ Stewart, Camp Parent & Former Camper
“If you have any questions, do not hesitate to contact me. You can or call (256) 634-4404 from 8 - 5 (CST).”
“Mothers! I know sending your son to camp is a big decision. for a straight answer from mom to mom.”
At camp, the time is 10:54 AM
