Summer Camps in Cobb County, Georgia

Get ready to have a summer of FUN at North Cobb Christian School summer camps in Kennesaw, GA, near Atlanta!
Information on NCCS Summer Camps 2025 will be released in February '25!

NCCS Summer Camps are open to the public and run throughout the summer, from the end of May through July (with the exception of the week of July 4, during which NCCS is closed).

REGISTER + SCHEDULE

Registration closes on the Monday prior to the first day of each camp, so register early to secure your spot!

Camp Schedule

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Two boys at NCCS summer camp on the playground.

Field Trips

Camp field trip information is not published online due to security protocol. For details on the specific camps that your child will be attending, please email camp director Kaitlin Peters for more information. Thank you!

Choose Your Child's Summer Adventure!

NCCS kids love summer camps, a teacher walks in with a camper.

NCCS summer camp kids smile as they wait at carline.

Your child is unique, and their summer should be, too!

Pick a customized camp program where your child can dive deep into areas of interest, or they can have a blast at NCCS's weekly high-energy Camp Eagle -- within a nurturing Christian school environment.

AGES OF CAMPERS: Campers age 4 through rising high-school seniors will find the perfect summer adventure at NCCS's top-rated summer camps! Four-year-old campers must have completed a preschool program (finishing K3) at the time of registration.

CAMP THEMES: Themes include crafting; sports; cheer; speed and agility; STEAM; Legos; My Doll + Me; Minecraft; music and more. Plus, Camp Eagle weekly day camp includes FREE morning care (7:30-8:00 a.m.) and after care (4:00-5:15 p.m.). Driver's Ed and College Bootcamp round out offerings for older teens.

My daughter attended the Craftin' Craze camp and absolutely loved it! At first, she was nervous about going to camp at a school she had never been to before. When my husband picked her up, the first words out of her mouth were, 'Daddy, I love my new school, and I love my new teacher. Can we come back?' Additionally, my husband was impressed with the drop-off and pick-up process, safety procedures, and overall organization of the summer camp. The school’s attention to detail reassured us that safety is top of mind at NCCS.

NCCS Camp Parent

Two NCCS summer camp girls smile together as they enjoy time on the playground.

Two girls at NCCS summer camp smile as they get to play together.

SUMMER CAMP POLICIES

Registration

Child Release | Custody Issues

If there are any custody issues, or if a parent is denied contact with a child, our staff needs to be alerted promptly, and we must be given a copy of the court order to keep on file. NCCS Camps cannot release a child to an individual who is not listed on the authorization form. Please list any and all people who might be picking up your child during camp. Staff members will be checking identification to verify the identity of each pick-up adult. Please have a driver’s license ready when you sign out a camper.

Refunds

Discipline Policy

Our greatest desire is for each camper to have a wonderful, safe time at NCCS Summer Camps. In the event that a camper’s behavior does not align with this mission, the camper will be clearly informed and given every opportunity to adhere to the policies of the school regarding self control, respecting the rights and property of others, and proper conduct. However, we reserve the right to dismiss any camper from the program whose behavior is detrimental to him/herself, to other campers, or to school property.

Modesty in dress is expected at all times, and appropriate clothing is required. The use or possession of alcohol, drugs, tobacco products, or weapons is not allowed, and any camper in possession of such items will be dismissed from the program, and the appropriate authorities will be contacted. No refunds are issued if a camper is dismissed.

Health Requirements

It is the parent’s responsibility to monitor the daily health of their child. If your child is ill, he or she may not attend the program. If your child has a fever of 100 degrees or more, vomiting, diarrhea, or any other contagious symptoms, he or she may not attend the program. When a child shows signs of illness at camp, the parent will be notified and must pick up their child immediately.

Minor scrapes and cuts will be cleaned and bandaged by a counselor.
If there is an extreme emergency, 911 will be called. Parents will be immediately notified. A staff member will go with the child to the hospital if transport becomes necessary. The staff is not allowed to transport a child in their private vehicles.
Accident reports will be completed for all accidents and must be signed by a parent.
NCCS Camp does not provide medical insurance for its participants.

Site Emergency

In the event of an emergency or a natural disaster, the following procedures will be in effect:

All campers will remain at the site until a parent or other authorized person can pick him or her up.
In the event of a site evacuation, campers will be taken to a local emergency center. The location will be posted on the front entrance of the building. Efforts will be made to contact parents if an evacuation becomes necessary. Summer camp staff will remain with the child until he or she is picked up.