Spring Camp 26
Description
Calling all youth from Nelson, Marlborough, Waimea and the West Coast. Spring Camp is back and better than ever! Held at Bridge Valley from 7:00pm Friday 23 October to 11:30am Monday 26 October 2026, this long weekend is packed with live music, wide games, good kai, open kōrero, and heaps of fun with friends from across the top of the South.
This year's theme is all about following a non-anxious God in an anxious world.
The Lord is my rock, my fortress and my deliverer.
2 Samuel 22:2
With inspiring speakers, creative workshops, everyone's favourite Bridge Valley Camp activities and plenty of opportunities to connect, Spring Camp is a chance to grow in faith and community while having a really good time.
Your ticket includes:
• Accommodation and all meals
• Access to all activities and workshops
• Mainstage worship sessions and guest speakers
• Sports, competitions, chill zones, and surprises
Who’s it for?
Youth aged 12-18 coming with their Anglican youth group.
Where?
Bridge Valley, 28 Moore Road, Wakefield, Tasman
Cost: $175 per person
Talk to your youth leader about fundraising or support options.
Get your gear ready, bring your whole self, and join us for an unforgettable weekend at Spring Camp 2026!
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Gear List
- What should I bring?
Spring Camp Gear List
Essentials:
• Sleeping bag and pillow
• Warm clothes (it can still get cold in October)
• Waterproof jacket and wet weather gear
• Swimwear and towel
• Toiletries (soap, deodorant, toothbrush, sunscreen, etc.)
• Any medications you need
• Torch or headlamp
• Water bottleOptional:
• Spare footwear
• Old clothes for messy games and activities
• Money for the canteen
• Musical instruments for jam sessions
• Sports gear (check with your youth leader if needed)Please leave these at home:
• Expensive or high-value items
• Cigarettes, vapes, lighters, and smoking productsBanned items:
• Alcohol
• Illegal drugs
• Weapons
• Gang-related clothing
• Behaviour that puts yourself or others at riskPlease make sure all your belongings are clearly named. Campers are responsible for their own gear.
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