This retreat is designed for boys ages 5-12 to attend a weekend at camp with their father, grandfather, or other male role model. 

Our weekend activity times are structured for you to make the most of your time at camp! Most of our activities are scheduled as open session times, allowing you the freedom to choose what you want to do and come and go at your own pace. The following activities will be available during the weekend:

• Archery
• Riflery
• Pool
• Giant Swing
• Climbing Tower and Zipline
• Ropes Course
• Slingshots
• Throwing Axes
• Pedal Carts
• Arrow Tag

Our Dad/Lad Overnight offers a chance to try a variety of activities Haycock has to offer, as well as Bible lessons tailored towards fathers and sons. Please note that specific details of the schedule may be subject to change.

• Bible
• Sleeping Bag or Sheets & Blanket (Twin sized) and Pillow
• Flashlight
• Several changes of clothes, including long pants and sweatshirt
• Bug spray and sunscreen
• Toiletries
• Rain Gear
• Swimsuit and Towel
• Bible

PLEASE LEAVE AT HOME:

• Axes, hatchets, large knives
• Electronic games
• Drugs, alcohol, cigarettes
• Pets
• Fireworks

We provide rustic lodging options for our weekend retreats. Lodging available for the weekend is in our Stockade cabins, Lodge, and Lean To Sites. Bedding is not provided, so bring a sleeping bag and pillow.

Please note that all of our lodging options feature bunk-style accommodations, with multiple sets of bunk beds in a room or cabin, and you may be sharing the space with other guests. If you are attending with a group of 4 or more, reach out to us about reserving a room by emailing [email protected].

 Bathroom facilities are located in standalone washhouses located near lodging options, one in the Stockade cabins and one near the Lodge. Showers are available in the main wash house. None of our lodging options are equipped with running water.

Our Dad/Lad Overnight includes a snack on Friday night, and breakfast and lunch on Saturday. We provide several options during each meal, It is not always possible for camp to accommodate the needs of individual campers with significant dietary restrictions.