
Be a Host Home
Host a 75 minute camp in your front or back yard
What is a Host Home?
Being a Host Home is a simple, yet extremely important part of the Camp 75 experience! As a Host Home, we ask that you host a Camp 75 camp in your front or back yard for the 4 days of Camp 75 (July 12th-July15th), invite neighbors and friends to attend (with invite tools we will provide), attend one of the trainings and provide a small snack for the students and kiddos at your camp each day. There are 3 different time slots to choose from: 10:00 - 11:15 am, 5:45 - 7:00 pm, or 7:30 - 8:45 pm.
Already registered? Here's a pre Camp 75 checklist!

Invite!
Your number one priority as a Host Home is to invite friends, neighbors, and everyone in between with kids to come to your camp. Here's a few invite tools to print, use on social media, or even email. You'll can hard copy invites when you attend the Host Home training.
General Invites
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10:00 AM Invites
5:45 PM Invites
7:30 PM Invites
Attend a Training
2021 Trainings will be listed here when they're available.


Other Details & Resouces

Best Practices & Tips
Here's a comprehensive list of best practices and tips to hosting Camp 75 both leading up to, and the week of Camp 75

Final Checklist
Here's a helpful day-of checklist for host homes to make sure you're ready to go each day for camp.

Attendance Sheet
This is an extra attendance sheet in case you misplace the one from your folder.
Though the week of Camp 75 is designed around teams that are mixed with different grades and genders, small group leaders can be involved in various ways. Leaders can serve by hosting and driving, leading small groups that take place from 4:00-4:45pm, as well as hanging out with their groups during free time. Many groups will pick a day to hangout between 11:30am - 4:00pm during free time.
This is our first year of having our college crew at Bootcamp. We'd love to see this expand into Camp 75, but for now, the role is specific to Bootcamp. That being said, we'd love to have you be a part of Camp 75 through hosting or driving, and you can learn more about being involved in Camp 75 here.
We strongly recommend leaving and coming back during the break so you have a time to step away, relax, sleep, eat, and come back re-energized. That being said, we understand if that is not possible, and you can stay at Northpoint during the break and we will show movies in the auditorium. Lunch will not be provided, so please prepare for lunch ahead of time.
It costs $369 for a student to attend Bootcamp and Camp 75. Over the course of two weeks, this provides 4 nights of overnight at camp, charter bus transportation to and from, over 20 meals, leadership development trainining, curriculum, and materials, and all of the other intangibles that Camp 75 provides.
The answer to this statement or question is that you're needed! The growth we've experienced as a church is absolutely amazing, and to serve and love our community and our students, your engagement is essential. Whether that's sponsoring a student, hosting or driving, or serving as a group, your involvement is essential.
Bootcamp is an incredibly fun week where you'll get to hang out with your small group (by grade and gender) ,and your team that you'll be placed on for the week of Camp 75. There's lots of free time to hang out at the lake or pool, night sessions with awesome music and practical teaching, theme nights where we have different activities planned and so much more!
Camp 75 is 4 days of going into the community and putting on camps for kids and adults in the community.
It costs $369 for a student to attend Bootcamp and Camp 75. If a student in your small group has concerns about finances, find out more here.
Although small groups do have small group leaders throughout middle school and high school, there are always some that cannot make it to Bootcamp and the students are without a leader. Also, at Bootcamp, usually around 1/3 of the students are attending for the first time, so the group dynamic is new anyways and it won't be weird or awkward if you're worried about that.
Bootcamp is an incredibly fun week where your student will get to hang out with their small group (by grade and gender) ,and their team that they'll be placed on for the week of Camp 75. There's lots of free time to hang out at the lake or pool, night sessions with awesome music and practical teaching, theme nights where we have different activities planned and so much more!
For InsideOut groups, if neither leader is present during the week of Bootcamp, we will try to have an intern or members of our College Crew lead your small group throughout the week. If you're a Transit leader, we may ask your student co-leader to help out, or have an intern or College Crew member lead their group as the student's time with their own small group is important as well.
Email us at camp75@npaustin.com! We'd love to answer any questions you may have.
Nothing! We understand money is tight in college. We get charged $200 per person, so if you'd like to make a donation, you're more than welcome to, but it is not an expectation at all.
Our entire financial assistance fund is fundraised. If a student approaches us in need of discounted registration, we can only distribute funds if we've already raised those funds. Typically around 15-20% of our students request some form of need-based financial assistance. We can only provide funds to students for as long as the funds are available.
Email us at camp75@npaustin.com! We'd love to answer any questions you may have.
As a host you are expected to provide snack and drinks for those attending your camps including the students. On Wednesday, we have "Wet and Wild Wednesday," so we do ask that you have access to a hose and water source. The students leading your camp will have supplies needed for the games they will be playing, however, if you are able to provide something for water fights that is always a huge fun factor (i.e.water balloons, squirt guns, cups, plastic sponges etc…)
As a host you are expected to provide snack and drinks for those attending your camps including the students. On Wednesday, we have "Wet and Wild Wednesday," so we do ask that you have access to a hose and water source. The students leading your camp will have supplies needed for the games they will be playing, however, if you are able to provide something for water fights that is always a huge fun factor (i.e.water balloons, squirt guns, cups, plastic sponges etc…)
As a host you are expected to provide snack and drinks for those attending your camps including the students. On Wednesday, we have "Wet and Wild Wednesday," so we do ask that you have access to a hose and water source. The students leading your camp will have supplies needed for the games they will be playing, however, if you are able to provide something for water fights that is always a huge fun factor (i.e.water balloons, squirt guns, cups, plastic sponges etc…)
CC requires that we bring 1 adult for every 8 students. These adults will be made up of our Camp 75 interns, Small Group Leaders, and our College Crew that will be extra supervision provided by returning college students. Carolina Creek also has staff members and 2 nurses onsite 24/7. Each of our adults attending will be required to go through training and background checks as well.
Contact your director, or email us at camp75@npaustin.com! We'd love to answer any questions you may have.
Email us at camp75@npaustin.com! We'd love to answer any questions you may have.
Email us at camp75@npaustin.com! We'd love to answer any questions you may have.
Email us at camp75@npaustin.com! We'd love to answer any questions you may have.
There is not a registration fee to drive for Camp 75. Other than gas in your car, it is nice to have a cooler with some drinks and snacks for the students you are driving. This is not a requirement, but fun to have. In the past, some drivers have taken their team to Sonic for drinks or even to lunch. This is up to you and not a requirement.
There is not a registration fee to drive for Camp 75. Other than gas in your car, it is nice to have a cooler with some drinks and snacks for the students you are driving. This is not a requirement, but fun to have. In the past, some drivers have taken their team to Sonic for drinks or even to lunch. This is up to you and not a requirement.
There is not a registration fee to drive for Camp 75. Other than gas in your car, it is nice to have a cooler with some drinks and snacks for the students you are driving. This is not a requirement, but fun to have. In the past, some drivers have taken their team to Sonic for drinks or even to lunch. This is up to you and not a requirement.
Email us at camp75@npaustin.com! We'd love to answer any questions you may have.
Email us at camp75@npaustin.com! We'd love to answer any questions you may have.
Email us at camp75@npaustin.com! We'd love to answer any questions you may have.

