Falling Creek, North Carolina Christian Summer Camp for Boys

Falling Creek: A Christian Summer Camp for Boys

We are a close-knit community of 312 campers and 140 dedicated staff members from 36 states and 12 countries. Camp is situated on 890 private mountaintop acres near Tuxedo, North Carolina.

Summer Camp Sessions range from 1-week to 4-weeks, for boys in grades 1 to 10. We offer Spring and Fall Father/Son Weekend camps for boys in grades K to 10 and their fathers.

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Know of an exceptional person in your community who is in college now and would be an inspiring role model on our staff? Please invite them apply to serve on staff!

Serving our Community

Every week, we have a theme that shapes our Evening Embers discussions, inspires the lessons during church, and influences the skits at Campfire. This week, the focus is on “service,” and throughout the day boys are realizing just how many ways there are to...
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Trying New Things

It's not every day you get to hammer steel at the forge - unless it's camp!It doesn’t matter if you’re a first time camper or a multi-year counselor, trying new things is never easy. Routines are comfortable, familiar, and convenient. It’s nice to have a sc...
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Behold

Behold. If you could narrow camp down to a single word, it could arguably be summed up by these six letters. “Behold” is the word that begins every Campfire, the cheer we yell at the end of group huddles, the word you whisper to yourself when you stand in ...
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What Makes You Angry?

Kyle starting the campfire for Tuscarora's tribal campfire nightWhat makes you angry? That’s a heavy question for anyone to answer, let alone a group of young teenagers who’re learning to deal with a multitude of other emotions. It’s also what Josh Cooey, t...
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Dance Party!

Peaks of Panthertown backpacking 3-day returned today!The mountain bike crew from the Pisgah 2-day that just returned!It wouldn’t be the full summer camp experience without the classic girls’ camp dance, and today was the big day! We had a big morning full ...
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Pottery and Positivity

It was a brisk morning today as camp gathered on the benches for Morning Watch. Everyone looked over the lake, blinking sleepy eyes as the morning birds chirped and the wind whistled through the branches. Andy Killebrew stepped up to lead us with a thought ...
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