There are two different types of air-conditioned cabins. Cabins 1-4 are set up as duplexes, giving us 8 cabins. Each have eight bunk beds (sleeping 16 people), dressers, carpeted floors and adjoining bathrooms. The bathrooms are complete with two showers, two toilets, and two sinks.

There are four stand-alone cabins that have ten to fourteen bunk beds, sleeping 20 –28 people, all other amenities the same including bathroom facilities. These cabins house older campers and include a porch overlooking the lake.

Our skilled and experienced kitchen staff prepares all the food. Campers and parents often comment on the high quality of our food. Our menus are planned to ensure they contain the highest nutritional value and are properly balance.  Besides this, it's just plain good!

Each cabin is supervised by two to three of our trained and experienced counselors. Counselor to camper ratios vary dependent upon camper ages.  All of our staff are high school graduates or college students and have completed our staff training. We have a high percentage of staff that returns year after year. Many were once campers themselves and have completed our leadership training program.

Camp Oak Hill’s counselor training philosophy is unique. It is one of the few camps that trains its participants through a three-year process. Camp Oak Hill addresses the formidable challenges facing today’s young people by preparing them with the values and knowledge they’ll need as the next generation of Christian leaders.  The ACE, LIT and CAP programs are awesome...space is very limited for this high school leadership program.  For more information, please visit our Leadership section!

Session lengths vary between 4 days and 7 days long.  Visit our Dates & Rates section for detailed information!

List the name of the camper that you would like to be with in the Cabin Request blank on the application or online registration form. Cabin requests cannot be guaranteed, but we will make every effort to fulfill all requests.  Camper requests must be made by both families.

Yes. Scholarship (Campership) forms are available from the camp office.  Partial camperships are offered for all sessions and are based on financial need and availability. Campers are only eligible to receive assistance for one week of camp. A minimum $100 deposit is required.  Scholarships are not available for Leadership Programs.

Campers can sign up for Horseback Riding and Campout, both of which cost an extra fee.  Horseback Riding is $80 for the week and Campout is $20.  A Horseback Trail Ride is offered during Session 5, Youth Week, for $40.

Sessions generally begin to fill up in February and March.

To be sent in with Camp Oak Hill Application:
Deposit of $100, required for each session.
Additional payments for Horseback Riding ($80) and Campout ($20).

Final balance:
Camp Store money must be included in the final payment, and is due no later than May 15th. Payment arrangements may be worked out with the Camp Oak Hill Business office. If registering after May 15th, please check for availability and send total balance.

Please click the link below for a helpful guide on what your child should and should not bring to camp.

» Parent's Guide

Our skilled and experienced kitchen staff prepares all the food. Campers and parents often comment on the high quality of our food. Our menus are planned to ensure they contain the highest nutritional value and are properly balance.  Besides this, it's just plain good!

List the name of the camper that you would like to be with in the Cabin Request blank on the application or online registration form. Cabin requests cannot be guaranteed, but we will make every effort to fulfill all requests.  Camper requests must be made by both families.

There are two different types of air-conditioned cabins. Cabins 1-4 are set up as duplexes, giving us 8 cabins. Each has eight bunk beds, sleeping 16 people, as well as dressers, carpeted floors and adjoining bathrooms. The bathrooms are complete with two showers, two toilets, and two sinks. There are four stand-alone cabins that have ten to fourteen bunk beds, sleeping 20 –28 people, all other amenities the same, including bathroom facilities. These cabins house older campers and include a porch overlooking the lake.

Campers are grouped with other campers the same age and grade, typically within a one-year or one-grade range.  There are required ratios of counselors to campers based on the ages of the campers.  Generally, each cabin will have two or three counselors.

There are required ratios of counselors to campers based on the ages of the campers.  Generally, each cabin will have two or three counselors.

Camp Oak Hill has many different activities including: archery, riflery, canoeing, swimming, zipline, field/gym games, horseback riding, tennis, frisbee golf, skits, devotions, praise & worship, volleyball, soccer, basketball, low ropes, climbing, and much more!

Campers can sign up for Horseback Riding and Campout, both of which cost an extra fee.  Horseback Riding is $80 for the week and Campout costs $20.  A Horseback Trail Ride is offered during Session 5, Youth Week, for $40.

As a counselor you would stay in the cabin with a particular age group of campers.

For typical camp sessions you will leave camp on Friday evening and report back in around 2:00 on Sunday afternoon. During two week sessions you will be given an alternate day off.  Every effort is made to try and allow counselors 1-2 hours off each day, free from duties and camper supervision.

Counselors not having cabin duty are allowed to have a free time after nightly devotions whereby they are able to fellowship with other counselors and have some time off from their duties and camper supervision.

A rotation instructor will spend each morning instructing different cabins in one particular activity, such as archery, riflery, tennis, etc.

An activity counselor leads their cabin to each of the three activities they are assigned to every morning. They participate in each activity and help the instructors as needed.

For counselors everyday is different. You begin at 7:30 with waking your campers, getting them ready for Morning Watch (devotions) and then breakfast. After cabin cleanup, everyone then begins their 3 rotations.  Lunch is at 1:00 pm, followed by mandatory rest time.  The remainder of the afternoon includes free time and cabin time.  Dinner is at 6:00, followed by the group evening program, praise & worship, and cabin devotions.  Showers and Lights Out!

Anywhere from 13 to 24 campers will be in each cabin.  The appropriate counselor to camper ratios will vary dependent upon age of campers.

Contact the business office at (919) 782-2888 and ask for Brian. If space is available, a retreat contract and other information will be mailed to you to complete your reservation. See the “Booking” link under Retreats for more information.

The group leader is responsible for letting the retreat host know when you will arrive at camp. Our staff will be ready to greet you when you arrive!

Groups must check-out with the retreat host no more than 3 hours after your last Camp Oak Hill meal at camp.

Groups are responsible for planning their own programs. Our staff will be happy to assist you in your planning, just let us know!

All cabins are heated and air-conditioned, and contain indoor bathrooms and showers. The beds are bunk-style, and contain between 16 and 28 beds, depending on the cabin. Four of the cabins are duplex-style, and sleep 16 on each side. Cabins 5 & 7 sleep 20 people, and Cabins 6 & 8 sleep 28.

Use of the full-size gym, activity fields, tennis courts, volleyball net, disc-golf course, and horseshoes are all included with your stay for no extra charge. Groups must provide their own recreation equipment (except horseshoes and basketballs).

All specialized activities, including swimming pool, boating, climbing wall, zip-line, and low-ropes course are led by Camp Oak Hill staff and require an additional fee.

Meal times for breakfast, lunch, and dinner are 8:30, 12:30, and 6:00, respectively. These times are not adjustable unless your group has exclusive use of the facility. Please plan accordingly!

Yes – groups must commit to pay for 25 people to reserve our facilities overnight.

Our facilities do not currently accommodate tent or RV camping. All overnight guests stay in our cabins.

We offer a guest house with 4 private rooms available for guest speakers or group leaders who need separate lodging. Each room sleeps two people and has its own private bathroom. Linens and towels are provided. Additional fee required for guest house rooms.

No – groups are responsible for bringing their own linens for twin-size beds. Groups are also responsible for bringing their own towels and other toiletries.

Yes, with a guaranteed minimum of 135 people. This means you commit to pay for 135 lodging spaces during your stay.

The camp has 226 beds spread out over 12 cabins. The dining hall and activity center can accommodate up to 200 people comfortably.

Cell phone service is very poor at camp. Certain phones and service providers have better service than others. A land line is available for emergency use.

Each large meeting room in the Activity Center is equipped with a LCD projector, DVD player, automatic drop-down screen, wireless microphones, laptop hookups, and wireless internet access.

Note: All groups bringing music or a band must provide their own sound equipment. Camp Oak Hill does not offer sound hookups for musical equipment.