Boys’ laughter rings out across the Green River Valley. Then you see them, a blur of sweaty bodies — sprinting, climbing, riding, splashing, singing, shooting, hiking, paddling — until there’s no energy left and they collapse in their cabins. And do it all ...
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Sure, when you spend the summer at Falling Creek, you’ll have the chance to roast marshmallows around a campfire… improve your game and climb the tennis ladder… dash through the woods on Wild, Wild West Day, and a thousand more incredible ...
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Remember the days when your son flatout refused to get dressed for pre-school? Fortunately, you were bigger and stronger, so you could wrestle him into an outfit and get him to school, pretty much on time. Try as you might, it was difficult to disguise how ...
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“Behold, how good and how pleasant it is for brothers to dwell together in unity”
For five decades, Psalm 133:1 has been recited to open each Sunday night campfire. The commitment to personal development and fun as the boys develop an understanding of their...
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John Bates has been involved with Falling Creek for 19 summers; ten as a camper starting in 1992 and nine as a staff member working primarily as an adventure paddling instructor. He has been a part of many of our Father/Son Weekends and returned in the summ...
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On opening and closing days, loyal Falling Creek alumni — returning, sometimes after decades, to drop their sons off at camp — often remark about the relative sameness of life on top of the mountain. “This place hasn’t changed a bit,” they...
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Falling Creek is featured on the cover of the August 6 edition of TIME Magazine: The Myth About Boys.
Registration for the 2019 season begins Monday, August 20, 2018 at 9:00am EST. 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 2017 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!