We hope your child had a great time at CRC and is returning home with wonderful memories. As your child comes home and returns to their daily routine, we understand that reintegration can sometimes feel like a challenge. To help make the process smooth for both you and your camper, we’ve put together a few tips for supporting them in this adjustment period:
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• Allow Time for Transition: Give your child some downtime to rest and adjust after the fast pace of camp.
• Encourage Sharing, but Don’t Force It: Allow your child to share camp stories at their own pace.
• Support New Independence: Encourage your child to continue practicing the independence and skills they learned at camp.
• Understand Camp Sickness: Be patient if your child misses camp life and help them stay connected with camp friends.
• Encourage Reflection: Ask your child to reflect on their camp experiences and celebrate their personal growth.
• Keep the Spirit of Camp Alive: Incorporate elements of camp activities into your home life to extend the camp spirit, such as singing, Bible reading, and being outdoors.

Below are some examples of questions you can ask your child to help reflect and talk about camp on your ride home or over the next few days.
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• What was the highlight of your week at CRC?
• What was one challenge you faced at camp, and how did you overcome it?
• What did you miss most about home while you were at camp?
• How will your experience at CRC help you follow and model Jesus?
• What did you learn about Jesus?
• How can we follow Jesus even when the excitement from camp wears off?
• What do you want your lasting camp memory to be?

Please talk with your child and take a few minutes to complete CRC's Post Camp Feedback and Survey.
Click Here for CRC's Google Feedback and Survey Form