For youth camp, these campus college dorm rooms are similar to hotels for example, even on a side that may be referred to the “girl’s side” there will be male & female security walking the halls and/or maintenance men working on things so always keep your dorm room closed and be modest when leaving to enter the hallways. Rooms have twin size beds, be sure to bring your own bedding. (Or if you’re picky you could even bring your own blow-up mattress instead. Also extension cords and power strips come in handy. Pro tip- Wet towels don’t dry as fast in a humid restrooms.)

WARNING – Do not send in your rooming lists until you have been given your dorm room style assignments. (Some may hold a different amount of people.) We should know at least 2 months before from camp. (This helps preventing numerous changes.) For example, we might be in some of Teeter and also Bridges dorms (both have elevators) and both have jack-n-jill rooms.

For housing, churches will decide who will room together. (There is a rare chance if there’s an unoccupied room that, that one room may share the restroom with another room from another church.) When working on rooming assignments you may would like to refer to individual’s registration forms to see some of the people they requested to room with. Don’t feel obligated to put people together just because they asked for it. Please use wisdom and discernment on who you room together.

(The two below buttons are for the 2×2 jack-n-jill style dorms. These should be for Teeter dorm and Bridges dorm.)

Instructions for Rooming Assignments –

1. Each group follows their own church’s policy if an adult is required in each room or if no adults are allowed in minor’s rooms. (Some have needed to bring an air mattress or pull a mattress off a bed to put an adult on the floor for that room’s supervision.)

2. Use female’s forms to list out rooming for all your females. (And the male’s form for all your males.) Try not to leave any empty spots unnecessarily please.

3. List first and last names.

4. Type in bold and put an asterix (*) before each adult’s name.