Pier 30
Grades 4 - 9th
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Pier 30 2025
Pier 30 (Grades 4-6)
Dates
Cost
Boy's Availability
Girl's Availability
June 29-July 3 (4 Nights)
$699
Yes
Yes
July 6-11
$779
No
No
July 13-18
$814
No
No
August 3-8
$814
No
No
August 10-13 (3 Nights: 3rd-7th Grade)
$569
No
No
Pier 30 (Grades 7-9)
Dates
Cost
Boy's Availability
Girl's Availability
June 15-20
$789
Yes
Yes
June 22-27
$789
Yes
No
July 20-25
$854
No
No
July 27-August 1
$854
Yes
No
Pier 30 is our most uniquely programmed overnight camp.
Following the classic camp format, Pier 30 campers engage in worship sessions, meals, nightly big games as well as unique Covenant Harbor twists every week. Every camper gets a cabin experience with a group of other kids, and one or two of our excellent counselors to build relationships with and navigate the week together.
Pier 30 is made to grow with your camper.
The week will include many classic camp favorites like swimming, arts and crafts, and carpetball. Campers also enjoy our adventure activities like the high ropes course or climbing tower. Each activity invites campers to challenge themselves and to grow in skills, independence, and confidence. Each year they come to Pier 30 will be unique and different from the last because the program is designed to grow with each camper.
The Pier 30 program offers an adventurous week for campers to learn about themselves, others and Jesus.
Daily worship sessions provide opportunities for campers to learn age-appropriate biblical lessons and principles. Campers also engage in TAG Time (time alone with God) every day alongside our trained staff who care deeply about them. Pier 30 campers will experience Christ in new and adventurous ways and continue to learn how to have a lifelong relationship with God!
Pier 30 Schedule
Most Pier 30 programs begin on Sunday afternoons and conclude in the late afternoon on Friday. Every day is filled with a mix of great activities, relationship building and Bible teaching. Our programs are unique for each age group of campers as well. To learn more about what a typical day of camp looks like, you can read more through the button below.
Summer Camp DaysPier 30 Programs
Pier 30 Grades 4-6th Program
Our 4th-6th grade Pier 30 program is designed to provide activities that enable the campers to participate in activities that emphasize team building, experiential learning, and problem solving. Through team adventures with their cabin groups, campers will participate in a variety of dynamic activities that will challenge them to work with their group in order to foster relationships and develop important life skills. There will be endless opportunities for our 4th-6th grade campers to discover their God-given talents while experiencing incredible adventures and building friendships that could last a lifetime!
Schedule:
Morning:
- Breakfast (about 8:00am)
- Morning Session with Worship
- Team Adventure
Afternoon:
- Lunch (about 12:30pm)
- “TAG” or Time Alone with God
- Free Time
- Cabin Hangout or Rest Time
Evening:
- Dinner (about 5:30pm)
- Front Lawn Hangout
- Large Group Game
- Evening Session with Worship
- Cabin Wrap Up
- Lights Out (about 9:45pm)
Pier 30 Grades 7-9th Program
Our 7th-9th grade Pier 30 program is uniquely designed to challenge the campers to practice independence through the freedom of choosing a skill that they will spend time practicing throughout the week. During registration, each camper gets to select a skill on which to spend focused time each day, with a trained instructor. We have a wide variety of skill options ranging from purely recreational to focused instruction. In addition to the skills they choose, campers will be encouraged to participate in “TAG” or time alone with God that gives them the opportunity to practice quiet reflection time with the Lord.
Schedule:
Morning:
- Breakfast (about 8:00am)
- Morning Worship Session
- Skills
Afternoon:
- Lunch (about 12:30pm)
- “TAG” or Time Alone with God
- Free Time
- Cabin Hangout and Counselor Led Fun
Evening:
- Dinner (about 5:30pm)
- Front Lawn Hangout
- Large Group Game
- Evening Worship Session
- Cabin Wrap Up
- Lights Out (about 10:00pm)
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Arrival and Departure Information
Arrival and Departure Information
For reasons of safety and security, specific information regarding arrival and departure is sent directly via email to registered campers only. Please call our office with any questions. Our staff does not assume responsibility for campers until the conclusion of check-in.
Upon arrival to check-in, our staff will greet you at your car and will guide you through our check-in process.
Late arrival or early pick-up is not recommended and should be considered only in extreme circumstances. If you must arrive late for any reason please call our office in advance so we may prepare for your arrival. Early pick-up can be arranged at check-in. We will not allow a camper to be picked up and dropped off more than once during the camp day because of the negative experience that it has on your camper and other campers. If you are looking to pick up your camper on the last day of camp, this must happen before 12pm.
Directions
A variety of routes make Covenant Harbor accessible from any surrounding area. Our address is 1724 W Main St., Lake Geneva, Wisconsin. See our Map and Directions page for detailed arrival instructions.
Closing Ceremony
You are free to depart with your camper once their counselor has the release card. However, after you have picked up your camper(s), your family has the opportunity to stay at camp for a closing ceremony. We highly recommend and encourage your family to stay for the closing ceremony to celebrate the week! Experience first hand what your campers did and learned during the week. Many of our staff members will be there for you to talk with as well.
What to Bring
Packing List:
Campers should have a range of clothes for any weather. Clothing should allow campers to be active. Include closed-toe shoes for activities and water shoes for swimming. A detailed packing list will be sent after you register along with the parent manual.
What NOT to Bring:
Do not bring cell phones, smart watches, or any pets, electronic devices (including CD players, game systems, and iPods), personal sports equipment, firearms, weapons of any kind, fireworks, tobacco, alcohol or drugs.
Campers will have one opportunity to turn in their cell phones on the first night of camp. Any cell phones discovered after that point may result in immediate dismissal from the camp program.
*Please note that peanuts/tree-nuts or peanut/tree-nut products are not allowed.
Spending Money:
Prior to camp (recommended) and at check-in, you will have the opportunity to deposit money in your camper’s spending money account. Prior to camp (recommended) and at check-in, you will have the opportunity to deposit money in your camper’s spending money account. Campers have the opportunity to visit the camp store each day. Depositing spending money allows your camper to make choices without having to keep track of any cash. The store carries candy (.25-1.50), snacks (.25-2.00), drinks (.50-2.00), souvenirs (.25-25.00) and clothing (5.00-45.00). Campers are only allowed to go to the store once each day and are limited per day on the amount spent on candy and snacks. We do not limit water or Gatorade.
Mission Project:
Throughout the week, campers will learn about this project and will have the opportunity to donate a portion of their spending money (between $0-$5.00) to our mission project.
For Pier 30 (Grades 7-9) only - Skills Descriptions & Availability
Skills Descriptions and Availability
Adventure
$40
Boat*
$130
Climb
$60
Create
$40
Explore
$0
Mixed Sampler
$0
Paddle & Sail*
$80
Perform
$40
Recreation
$40
Sampler
$20
Scale
$50
Swim
$0
Helpful Information
How to register:
You can view information about summer camp registration and available discounts through the button below.
Summer camp availability:
You can view the most up to date availability for each week and program for summer camp 2025 through the button below. Please note that this page is updated twice a day, however, some information may be different through the online registration form.
Summer Frequently Asked Questions:
If you still have questions about Covenant Harbor, summer camp, registration or other things, please read through our Frequently Asked Questions.
Camper Health and Safety:
If you would like to read about Covenant Harbor’s health and safety information for the summer, you can read that information below.
Contact Us:
If you cannot find the answer to your questions online, or if you have additional questions or concerns, please contact our office at 262-248-3600 or by email. Thank you!