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Catch The Wave REVIVAL Family Camp '24


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Catch The Wave REVIVAL Family Camp '24 

Wednesday, July 31, 3 PM - Friday, August 2, 8 PM

San Onofre Beach Camp Pendleton

Wednesday Night: Dinner · Bonfire · Message 

Thursday: Surf Session · Breakfast · Lunch · Dinner

Friday: Breakfast · Ministry Time

Catch The Wave REVIVAL Family Camp '24

REVIVAL IS IN THE AIR! GOD HAS GREAT PLANS FOR OUR FAMILIES! JOIN THE SUMMER FUN IN 2024! CATCH WAVES OF HIS LOVE, HIS PRESENCE, AND HIS GLORY! JOIN VINEYARD KIDS, CHAD DEDMON, CATCH THE WAVES MINISTRY, AND THE BETHEL TEAM AS WE EMBARK ON A GREATER MOVE OF GOD TOGETHER. REGISTER TODAY TO RESERVE YOUR BEACHFRONT CAMPSITE.

If you need a scholarship or have questions, please contact Vineyard Kids Director/Pastor Angie Castro at Angie@vineyardln.com.

Registration is now closed.

View the registration page here.

Join us for an unforgettable experience at Catch The Wave REVIVAL Family Camp '24, where the focus is on families coming together and bonding in community. Whether you surf or not, you're invited to share in this special three-day event filled with fun and connection.

With family dinners, games by the fire, and the chance to fan the flame of your faith, this camp offers a unique family vibe experience. Gather around fire pits with chairs, enjoy delicious meals, and participate in exciting games that foster a sense of community.

While surfing is a bonus activity, what truly matters is the time spent together, building strong relationships and creating lasting memories. Bring your tents or RVs and join us for a beach stay, access to a clubhouse, and all meals included for just $100.

Catch The Wave REVIVAL Family Camp '24 is the perfect opportunity to connect with your family and community in a meaningful way. Don't miss out on this special bonding time!

SCHEDULE

SAN ONOFRE Camp Pendleton: Led by Chad Dedmon & Bethel Team

Day 1: Arrive at 3:00 pm on base, unpack, set up camp, and enjoy a special dinner, fellowship, worship, and campfire located at the Beach Resort.

Day 2: Surf & Breakfast at 8:00 am, early to the beach, surf all morning, lunch, back at camp, session two, free time, dinner, and recreation.

Day 3: Breakfast, ministry time, goodbyes and check out 10 am. You may stay on the base and enjoy the beach. 

COST

 $100 per person (cost covers Beach Club Resort Campsite, food, group activities, surf lessons & more) 

CANCELLATIONS/REFUND POLICY

There are no refunds. If you need to cancel because of a medical emergency, a signed doctor’s note is required to access refunds. 

CHECK-IN / CHECK-OUT

Check-In on the first day of camp is at 3 pm and Check-Out on the last day is at 8:00 pm. 

(details will be confirmed)

DIRECTIONS

We will meet at the San Onofre military base entrance off Basilone. Your name will be listed at the gate entrance.  To ensure you're on the list, we will need a copy of your ID information or passport two weeks in advance for a background check.

CAMP SAFETY

We take safety very seriously at our surf camps. Lifeguards monitor the beaches where we surf each day. We encourage students to wear bright rash guards, visible and identifiable with the group. All beginners will use high-quality, soft boards and surf in shallow water. Our instructors have taught many students.

FOR QUESTIONS OR MORE INFORMATION

Contact Angie at angie@vineyardln.com with “ATTENTION ANGIE – CAMPER TRAVEL” in the subject line.

ACCOMMODATIONS

Our family campers will be staying in tents or RVs on the upper deck lawn, with beautiful ocean views. Our base camp will be located near the sandy beach, which includes bathrooms, showers, a playground, and volleyball courts. Additionally, there's a Beach Resort within walking distance for guests to enjoy each day. We also have some special guests lined up for the event. We will be on either T-street, Beacon, Old Mans or Terra Mar.

SPECIAL GUESTS

We will have special guests from Bethel: surfer Chad Dedmon and founder of Catch the Wave surf ministry and his team!

EQUIPMENT

The ocean is usually warm enough to wear a bathing suit. However, we do recommend that you bring a wetsuit if you have one. We do have some wetsuits that you can use at no additional cost. We also highly recommend using under armor style compression shorts for the fellas, for both under the wet suit or under board shorts. It helps prevent chafing. If chafing occurs early in the week, it can negatively impact a camper’s experience. A heavier cloth pair of lycra-type underwear will prevent this. The use of a beginner surfboard is also included in the cost of the camp. Our surfboards are soft beginner boards that are great for learning. Please do not bring your own surfboard if you are a beginner. Hard surfboards are not good and/or safe for learning. If you are an intermediate or advanced surfer, you can bring your own surfboard.

CAMP PACKING LIST

Here is a list of things you will need to bring!

  • Tent

  • Sleeping bag

  • Pillow

  • Medications with instructions

  • Backpack

  • Spending money for the snack bar

  • Bath Towel

  • Beach towels

  • Toiletries

  • Sunglasses/Chapstick/ zinc-oxide sunblock that stays on well in water.

  • Shorts and T-Shirts

  • Warmer clothes for the night (it cools off a bit at night)

  • Bible

  • Surfboard, wax & leash (only if you have one. Not Mandatory)

  • Wetsuit (if you have one. Not Mandatory)

  • Water shoes

  • Swimsuit (Girls must wear a one-piece or tankini, or if they have a two-piece, they must wear a shirt or rash guard over it.)

  • Hat/visor

  • Notebook = a good journal for campers, encouraging them to physically write down words/thoughts on paper rather than if they were to make an effort via typing or speaking into their device.

  • Under-armor-styled compression shorts for fellas. For the guys, chafing is a common reaction to saltwater and friction of clothing. The same goes for under a fella’s board shorts (the term often referred to by surfers as their swimsuit). We recommend an under-armor-type protection layer under the board shorts also, even if they wear wet suits while in the water. They will eventually get out, shed the wet suits, and enjoy beach activities.

  • Food if dietary restrictions

  • Flash/light or headlamp = again, something other than the encouragement of using one’s device as a flashlight.

BEACH MAP

Take a look at where we will be camping!