About the WKND
The WKND is an annual high-energy event for middle and high school students. The retreat takes place starting on Friday evening and running through Sunday afternoon. The WKND will focus on helping students go deeper in their faith through relevant teaching, worship, and group discussions.
Students will have fun connecting with friends and taking advantage of the many activities and amenities offered; including rock climbing, ziplining, football, four square, gaga ball, color run, archery, and much more!
Students! Don’t miss out, the WKND is one of the most fun events of the year. See you there!
Parents, please download, fill out, scan & email this packet to students@visitonecc.com
The WKND is a BLAST! You’ll have so much fun serving our students. See you there!
FAQ
What is included with the cost of registration? The registration fee covers lodging, campsite activities,
meals, snacks, and a shirt. Extra snacks, replacement water bottles, and event merchandise can be
purchased at an additional cost.
What if my student needs to leave? If your student has to leave at any time during the weekend, a TIME AWAY CARD must be filled out and signed by a parent. The card must explain why and when he/she will be leaving and returning. NO OTHER STUDENTS WILL BE ALLOWED TO RIDE WITH HIM/HER DURING THE WEEKEND.
Where and when do I drop my student off? Students should be dropped off at the campsite at 6:00p on Friday, March 10th. Parents should pick up students from the campsite on Sunday, March 12th starting at 2p.
STUDENTS ARE NOT ALLOWED TO DRIVE THEMSELVES.
Campsite Address:
YMCA Collin County Adventure Camp
1180 West Houston St
Anna, Texas 75409
Where will my student be staying? Students will stay in cabins during the weekend with students of the same grade and gender. There are 18 cabins in two loops; all cabins are heated/air conditioned and are split into two loops. Each cabin has an A & B side. Each side sleeps 14 people (12 bunked beds, 2 non-bunked beds) and has one bathroom with two sinks, two toilets, and two showers. There will be at least one small group leader in each cabin, all small group leaders accompanying students are trained and background checked.
Medical Releases – Does it really matter? Each student will need to bring a signed copy of the medical release or have a parent sign one during drop off. We want to take the best care of your student. If there
were an emergency, the medical release form would allow us to provide the necessary care for your
student. To best protect your student, a signed medical release form must be completed in order for them
to attend.
What will students eat during the weekend? Students will be provided a hot meal for dinner Thursday,
Breakfast, lunch and dinner Friday, and breakfast and lunch Saturday. Between meals and large group
session, a light snack will be provided for each student. Students will also have the option to purchase
additional snacks should they desire to. The camp can accommodate most dietary needs, but they need
to be notified no later than 2 weeks prior to the camp start date. If the camp cannot accommodate the
specific dietary need/restriction, they will recommend that the student come with individually packed
meals that the camp will store in the kitchen and reheated during their mealtime.
Can my student bring food or snacks? To avoid attracting insects and small animals, we ask that students
do NOT bring any food or drinks besides water into the cabins. Students will be given plenty of time to
eat and snack in designated areas.
Can students request to be switched? We will work very hard to make sure students are in a group with
people they know. Changes to small group assignments are handled on an individual and case by case
basis.
Contact Us
Email students@visitonecc.com
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