About
Anchor Baptist Youth Camp
Anchor Baptist Youth Camp is a camp aimed toward the youth, ages 12 to 19, which are in Bible- believing churches. Most of the youth camps that are available for your teens today are very contemporary and have no real spiritual substance. The goal of this camp is to incorporate the fun and excitement that should go along with a youth camp with the truth and spiritual guidance that our youth desperately need. Our desire at Anchor Baptist Youth Camp is to see souls saved, to strengthen the faith of our young people, and show them that you can be a Bible-believing Christian and still have good, clean fun.
At Anchor Baptist Youth Camp We Believe…
- The King James Bible is the perfect word of God
- In singing old time hymns
- That the preaching of the word of God is truly what our young people need in order to change their lives and strengthen their faith
- And that a soul is saved by grace through faith in the finished work of Jesus Christ.
Camper Info / What To Bring / Rules
Code of Conduct
As a Bible based organization we maintain certain standards of conduct, music, and dress. We reserve the right to request that an attendee cease from conduct or dress that is deemed inappropriate. In the event an attendee refuses to comply, they will be excused from the activity they are involved in and turned over to their youth leader.
What to Bring:
- KJV Bible
- Toiletries (Soap, shampoo, deodorant, toothpaste, sun screen, etc.)
- Towels and washcloths
- Bedding (Twin sheet, blanket, pillow, or sleeping bag)
- Clothing for daily activities (Shorts must be knee length and no tank, or low cut tops)
- Clothing for chapel services (Collared shirt and slacks for boys. Knee length or longer dress or skirt with modest top for girls- no sleeveless dresses or tops.)
- Clothing for swimming (Dark shirt and shorts for boys. Dark shirt and knee length shorts over swim suit for girls.)
- PRESCRIBED medications
- Money for Snack Shack
- Bug spray
- Refillable water bottle
- A GOOD attitude!
What NOT to Bring:
- Non-prescription drugs of any kind
- Any electronic devices (cell phones, air pods, video games, MP3 players, etc. If a cell phone must be brought, upon registration, it will need to be turned over, and remain in the possession of a youth leader for the remainder of the week and will be returned on Saturday before departure.)
- Weapons of any kind
- Inappropriate clothing (Tight fitting clothing, short shorts or skirts that are above the knee, any tank/ crop/ low cut tops, or clothing or accessories with obscene or offensive logos and advertising.)
Daily Schedule Information
The camp will start with registration on July 20th from 12 PM to 3 PM. Orientation will begin at 3 PM. There will be dinner provided Monday evening at 5pm. Tuesday – Friday there will be a morning and evening service, activities, and three meals daily. The young people will be split into four teams and compete against one another in activities and games! On Saturday, a light breakfast will be provided before everyone helps with camp cleanup, and then a noon departure.
Camp Expenses
The TOTAL cost for the full camp is $215 per attendee/camper and $100 for any child guest (non camper 3yrs & up) that will be lodging and eating. This covers all meals, lodging, activities, preaching and a camp t-shirt.
The registration fee is $80 and is due by June 14, 2026. This fee will be used for upfront costs to run the camp. The remaining $135 is due at registration on July 20, 2026.
It is SUPER important for us to get all registrations on time in order for us to purchase enough food and t-shirts and to assign teams. Due to planning expenses this registration fee is non-refundable and non-transferable. Please notify us if an attendee cancels and will not be attending, or if someone is wanting to come after the registration due date. We will always try to accommodate as long as there is room. Anyone registering after the due date will not be guaranteed a camp shirt.
If you will not be staying the full 5 days, you will pay $50 per day per attendee, plus $15 if you would like a shirt. You must still fill out a registration form for each person ( including children 3yrs & up) by due date, as we must have exact head counts for planning purposes. Please let us know this in the comment section on the registration form, and what days you plan to attend so we can plan food/ lodging accordingly.
Please also let us know if you do not plan to eat the food provided. This is also very important for planning sake.
Please notify Adam Anderegg (director) or Robbin Barlas (registration coordinator) as soon as possible if you have a special need for accommodations that we need to be aware of (medical / young children). We will always try our best to be as accommodating as we can, but we are very limited on special accommodations.
Attendees may also bring extra money for Snack Shack, but this is optional. We try to keep costs as low as possible under $2 per item ( price ranges typically $.50 – $2 per item). We usually have popcorn, pop/ sports drinks, bottled water, candy and icecream bars for purchase.
If you have further questions, please feel free to contact Adam (director) or Robbin (registration coordinator).
Adam Anderegg: 937-856-1220 / Aanderegg1611@gmail.com
Robbin Barlas: 937-623-5448 / Rbarlas.abcyouthcamp@gmail.com
Please make out checks to
Anchor Baptist Church and mail to:
Anchor Baptist Church
Attn: Adam Anderegg
4641 Oakdell Ave
Dayton, OH 45430