A winter camp for high school students
last winter
Loud nights, real moments.
This is what last winter looked like. Worship, crew battles, late nights and a lot of people who'd do it again.
about
What is Winter Camp?
Winter Camp is more than a weekend away. It's three days for high schoolers from across UG Youth to step away from the noise, worship loud, dig into the Word and find a crew that sticks.
This year's theme, BRKN Ø THE ND, is a reminder that being broken doesn't mean being finished. God does some of His best work in the places we've fallen apart.
what to expect
An experience built just for high schoolers
Expect a weekend that's loud, fun, safe and built for high schoolers. Worship that doesn't hold back, honest conversations in small groups, and a lot of laughing with your crew.

hoverWorship every night
We sing it loud. Every night ends with the whole camp in one room, no fear and no performance.

hoverTeaching built for you
Three sessions that meet you where you are and walk through what it means to be broken, but not finished.

hoverCrew Battles
Sumo suits, inflatables and way too much yelling. Every student is on a crew, and only one crew wins.

hoverHuddles with your crew
Morning and night, your crew gets together to talk, process and celebrate what God is doing.
schedule
The weekend
2027 schedule coming soon
testimonials
In their words
Winter Camp has left a mark on a lot of students. Here's what some have said.
faqs
FAQs
The practical stuff for students and parents.
Worship and teaching sessions, crew huddles morning and night, meals together, free time, and Crew Battles to close out the night.
High school students in 9th through 12th grade.
$75 (plus a $3.65 fee). That covers every session, lodging for 2 nights, meals from Friday dinner to Sunday breakfast, and camp apparel.
One adult for every six students in the cabins, a team watching common areas all weekend, and a nurse on site the whole time.
Our nurse handles all medication, including over-the-counter. List everything on the medical consent form when you register.
Registration isn’t refundable, but you can transfer your spot to another student up until camp starts.
Bible, journal and pen, bedding and towels (none are provided), toiletries, a water bottle, warm layers and a little spending money.
Camp is at Allaso Ranch. Buses leave from Arlington Adventist Church, 4409 Pleasantview Dr, Arlington, TX. Please arrive an hour before departure.
Questions?
Email Pastor Oddie at oddie@arlingtonadventist.com.