It’s mid July, and we’ve been feeling the heat. Luckily, there are plenty of opportunities to cool off at the swim docks, paddle refreshing rivers, or slide down chilly Sliding Rock. Campers aren’t the only ones trying to escape the sun with a cool swim ...
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When boys arrive at camp on Opening Day, many of them already have a goal or two in mind, ready to check off of their mental “camp bucket list” as the session progresses. These goals can be activity based, like riding a horse for the first time or making it...
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The exciting start to the 2019 Ironman!“Pow!” The cap gun goes off and dozens of boys jump into the lake from the lower dam. Water splashes and limbs start paddling quickly through the water. Each boy is competing to be the fastest one to swim across to the...
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All dressed up for the Illahee Dance!It seems like the less time we have left at camp, the more we try to pack into each day! This Saturday was no different. After sleeping in an extra hour (crucial for preparation with all that was ahead), we enjoyed break...
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If you’ve been keeping up with our daily blogs, then you’ve heard all about the Journeymen and Keepers of the Flame. These are our campers who have reached Warrior, the highest level, in three different activities, as well as consistently display that they ...
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Hello from Lake Summit!Sure, the high energy activities and competitive games in camp are exciting, but when it’s a breezy summer day, there’s only one place to be. Falling Creek’s sailing docks are located nearby on scenic Lake Summit, a relaxing lake nest...
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Falling Creek is featured on the cover of the August 6 edition of TIME Magazine: The Myth About Boys.
Online registration for the 2019 Summer Season is open. Visit our Camp Sessions page for dates, rates, and more information.
Campers build confidence as they advance through five levels – each with its own skill requirements, and leadership and service components.
View the Fall 2018 issue of our own Grow & Behold magazine.
Imagine you and your son spending an action-filled weekend in the mountains of Western North Carolina!
Falling Creek Camp was founded in 1969 by Jim Miller (director of Camp Greystone) as an independent Christian camp for boys.
We hope you enjoy the regular blogs posted during the summer by members of the Falling Creek staff.
Information about making tax-deductible gifts to any of three funds that benefit the Falling Creek Camp Community can be found here.
We are thrilled that the McGrady Family Gym is a hub of camp activity!