We want your child(ren) to have the best possible experience. Because there is a pretty big developmental difference between the 2 camps, we won’t allow exceptions to be made. Keeping your child with their age group is the best ingredient for success.

Not at all! We love walking... and love walk-up registrations too! But registering online helps us plan better and saves you time at check-in on Monday morning!

Come on the first day of the camp and look for the pre-registered line.

We accept credit cards online. We accept cash, check, or credit cards for walk-up registration.

No! If he/she can’t attend a day—no problem! We’re certain they will be disappointed and mad at you for robbing them of a GBDC day, so be sure you can live with the consequences!

We are caring, loving people that are passionate about serving your children. We are teachers, secretaries, business people, pastors, etc., and we love to have fun, put on skits and display the love of Jesus Christ. Our staff is made up of the members of Grace Church of Mentor. We have up-to-date policies and procedures for all members of Grace Church that work with children.

Absolutely! Your child’s safety is our top priority. You will find our facility clean, well-kept, and up-to-date with safety standards. We have a registered nurse present and an established incident plan.

Yes. Families of GBDC participants are invited to a fun closing program and a free picnic on the last day of camp. For the Preschool and Kindergarten camp, our closing ceremony will be at 11:30 on Thursday, and the picnic will be at noon. For the 1st thru 6th grade camp, we will extend GBDC with a closing program at 4:30 on Friday. Families are invited to stay for a free picnic starting at 5 p.m.!

Absolutely! We have an on-site nurse and our staff is trained to handle most special concerns. There are several places on the registration form where you can indicate your concerns. If we have any questions, we will contact you for more details.

We use school buses and fully-licensed bus drivers to transport your children. In fact, there is more adult supervision on these trips than regular school transportation.

It depends on the camp. For junior week, campers are dismissed at noon prior to lunch. For 1st-6th grades, campers should bring a bagged lunch. Your child’s lunch will be stored in their group's cooler until lunch time.

Children should wear athletic/tennis shoes with socks and comfortable shorts/shirts. On hot days we play water games, but they shouldn’t need swimsuits. They may bring sunscreen, but we recommend applying it ahead of time for the day.