Palomar Programs | PCCC

Palomar Programs

If you're looking for a winter or summer camp to send your child, teen, or youth group to, we have several great programs run by our Palomar Staff! Hover over the options below for details, or click to go to that program's page!

6th - 8th grade boys - 7-day program

This camp is a backpacking trip for young guys to grow into men of God. They will receive different wilderness lessons such as backpacking, shelter building, fire building, etc. The guys will also get to participate in a multitude of activities including paintball, skeet shooting, zipline, and more! With daily Bible studies and personal devotion time, the boys will be able to learn and mature into who God has created them to be!

4th -12th grade girls - 7-day program

Horse Camp is filled with horsemanship experiences like horse science lessons, vaulting and trail time. Campers also participate in fun games, daily Bible studies, worship services, campfires, ziplining, archery, riflery, pool time, and much more! Campers will spend time with their counselors/wranglers who are highly trained and love the Lord. Our greatest desire for our girls is to grow their relationships with God!

Middle School, 3- to 5-day program

The goal of Science Camp is to provide an amazing outdoor-learning experience for the students of this generation. We are surrounded by thousands of forested acres with beautiful camp grounds and access to State Park trails. Students will get to participate in science courses outdoors and observe nature first hand. They will also be challenged and encouraged in their friendships through team building and organized activities.

Leadership Camp

High School, 3- to 5-day program

Christian Leadership is the ability to positively influence people in a way that honors God and ultimately points others to Jesus. This type of leadership begins at a young age and is then cultivated in a life-long journey of intentional growth. Our Leadership Camp uses interactive seminars and activities that challenge students to think critically, speak courageously, and engage actively with leadership concepts. Processing opportunities further enable students to implement a Personal Development Plan to continue their leadership journey.