Dates and Location

RESET Camp takes place June 25 - 28, 2021 at Shocco Springs Baptist Conference Center in Talladega, AL.

Cost to attend (on-campus)

Staying on campus Oct 1, 2020 - Jan 15, 2021: $239 *EARLY BIRD RATE* Jan 16 - May 31, 2021: $265 Full balance due June 11. Registration costs includes the following:

• Lodging (June 25 - 28, 4 days, 3 nights)
• Meals
  • Friday, June 25 - Dinner ONLY
  • Saturday, June 26 - Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner
  • Sunday, June 27 - Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner
  • Monday, June 28 - Breakfast ONLY
• General camp fees, camp t-shirt

Cost to attend (off-campus)

Staying off campus Oct 1, 2020 - Jan 15, 2021: $139 *EARLY BIRD RATE* Jan 16 - May 31, 2021: $165 Full balance due June 11. Registration costs includes the following:

• Meals
  • Friday, June 25 - Dinner ONLY
  • Saturday, June 26 - Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner
  • Sunday, June 27 - Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner
  • Monday, June 28 - Breakfast ONLY
• General camp fees, camp t-shirt

How to register

You can register online by hitting the "click here to register" button at the top of this webpage. Registration forms must be completed by an adult. Registration is a 4-step process: STEP 1: Register each participant at resetcamps.org/register STEP 2: Complete Shocco Springs Online Waiver at resetcamps.org/shocco-waiver STEP 3: (For Group Leaders) Submit your Group Liability Insurance to Adrienne White at awhite@shocco.org (contact Adrienne for more info). STEP 4: Pay full balance by June 12, 2020 (we accept cards or check by mail) Important registration dates below: September 16, 2019 - Registration opens
March 31, 2020 - Last day to cancel to receive a refund (no cancellation fee)
May 31, 2020 - Last day to register*
June 12, 2020 - Full balance due *Registration will close on May 31 or when we have reached capacity - whichever comes first. Reserving spots
You can reserve spots by paying a $75 deposit per person. You must cancel any reservations before March 31. After March 31, you will be fiscally responsible for the full balance of the spot(s) you reserved.

Guide for Camp

For EVERYTHING you need to know about camp, i.e. schedule, health and safety measures, what to pack, what to expect, click here.

Important documents required to attend

1) Liability Insurance

• Groups (church, ministries, organizations) interested in attending RESET must provide a Certificate of Liability Insurance for their group.
• Individuals attending RESET must provide their personal insurance.

Chaperones

Chaperones must be 19 years or older. In order to maximize the experience for students and leaders, RESET requires a 1:4 same gender Chaperone/Student ratio. This ensures that students are accounted for and that there is at least ONE chaperone in each room. Our camp staff will be there to lead instruction time and oversee activities. However, it is the responsibility of the chaperones to monitor their students. Our camp staff will be provided with the contact information for each group leader should any behavior concerns or emergencies arise.

Room assignments

Group Leaders are responsible for assigning individuals to each room. Groups are given rooms based on the number of attendees and gender. For example, if your group brings 15 people, 10 guys, and 5 girls, the group will be assigned 3 rooms: 2 guy rooms, 1 girl room. Each room can hold up to 5 people. Individuals will only be housed with other members of their group. You will not be housed with individuals outside of your group. At least one chaperone (19 years or older) is required in each room.

Important documents required to attend

1) Liability Insurance

• Groups (church, ministries, organizations) interested in attending RESET must provide a Certificate of Liability Insurance for their group.
• Individuals attending RESET must provide their personal insurance.

Chaperones

Chaperones must be 19 years or older. In order to maximize the experience for students and leaders, RESET requires a 1:4 same gender Chaperone/Student ratio. This ensures that students are accounted for and that there is at least ONE chaperone in each room. Our camp staff will be there to lead instruction time and oversee activities. However, it is the responsibility of the chaperones to monitor their students. Our camp staff will be provided with the contact information for each group leader should any behavior concerns or emergencies arise.

Room assignments

Group Leaders are responsible for assigning individuals to each room. Groups are given rooms based on the number of attendees and gender. For example, if your group brings 15 people, 10 guys, and 5 girls, the group will be assigned 3 rooms: 2 guy rooms, 1 girl room. Each room can hold up to 5 people. Individuals will only be housed with other members of their group. You will not be housed with individuals outside of your group. At least one chaperone (19 years or older) is required in each room.