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Where are you located?

11 State Road 50
Glorieta NM 87535

Glorieta Adventure Camps is located right of I-25 at exit 299. If you are using GPS or maps, make sure to type in Glorieta Adventure Camps and it will direct you to camp.

Directions:
From I-25 N (from Santa Fe): Take exit 299 and follow the signs to Glorieta Adventure Camps. (Take a left at the stop sign, cross over the interstate, and then take the second left onto NM 50).
From I-25 S (from Las Vegas, NM): Take exit 299 and follow the signs to Glorieta Adventure Camps. (You’ll turn right at the first intersection and then immediately left at the intersection of NM 50).

What's the weather & elevation?

At 7,500 feet we are high in the mountains. With the high elevation and dry climate, visitors can experience altitude sickness so be sure to drink lots of water! We’re a great place to cool off during the summer – you can expect lows of 50 at night and up to 83 during the day. In the fall, we have lows of 20’s and 30’s at night and 50’s and 60’s during the day. In the spring, temps range from 30’s-60’s. The winter and snow can stick around for a while so you may see some snow during your spring visit.

How is the cell coverage & WiFi?

Sometimes technology needs to come with you to camp. Although we encourage disconnecting and spending time focusing on your goals during your visit, we do have cell coverage for most providers and a guest WiFi network! AT&T users might experience slow service if there’s a large group at camp. You’ll also have access to WiFi in most meeting rooms if you need it for your programming.

Are there any free activities?

Yes, several! If you have any free time that you are not sure how to fill, you’re welcome to use any of our free activities:

Disc Golf (bring your own discs)
GaGa Ball Pits
Putt-Putt Golf Course (balls are $1 at the course – or bring your own)
Hiking Trails
Sports Courts: Basketball, Tennis, Volleyball, Horseshoes (equipment provided)
Rock Climbing Structures at the HUB

What's Glorieta Adventure Camp's mission?

We exist to inspire Christ-like change through outdoor adventure, authentic relationships, and Biblical truth.

What should I bring with me to camp?

It depends on how long you/your camper is staying at camp, but our recommended packing list is below:

LODGING

If you are staying in a hotel style room or 162 Oak Lodge (Coffee Lodge) – Bedding and towels are included.
Staying in dorm rooms of one of our other lodges – Please bring your bedding, towels, blankets and any other linens with you.
Feel free to bring fans or space heaters.
Toiletries – Toothbrush, toothpaste, shampoo, deodorant, soap … the usual.
Tote or Toiletries Bag – Something handy to take your items to and from the shower.
Towels – One for the shower and one for the lake.

CLOTHING

T-Shirts – Bring several that you don’t mind getting dirty. Please leave shirts at home with statements, logos, graphics, or pictures of companies, bands, or other entities that represent ideals that are in conflict to Christian values.
Light Jacket / Long Sleeves – Bring clothes you can layer.
Jeans/Long Pants – Bring several pairs for adventure and to stay warm.
Shoes – Comfortable walking shoes and shower shoes are encouraged
Socks & Underwear – Bring extra of both, it’s an adventure camp! We recommend warm wool socks with ample cushion for hiking.
Rainwear – Summer afternoons can be rainy here. Be sure to bring a rain jacket or poncho with you.
Hat/Bandana – We recommend bringing a visored hat to keep the sun out of your eyes and a warm hat for cool evenings.
Gloves – It can get chilly in the spring and fall. You may want a pair of light, water-resistant gloves for when it does.
Winter Coat – If you are attending in the cooler months, bring a well-insulated, weather-resistant coat.

OTHER ITEMS

Bible, Notebook, Pen
Water bottles – Two large (32 oz) water bottles (minimum). Due to the high elevation and degree of activity, hydration is an essential part of the Glorieta Adventure Camps experience. We have Nalgene water bottles for sale at our Glorieta Outfitters camp store and filtered water refill stations around camp.
Hydration Backpack (optional) – These are nice along with, or instead of, water bottles.
Flashlight or Headlamp with extra batteries.
Sunscreen and Insect Repellant
Backpack
Spending Funds (optional) – We accept debit and credit cards, tap-to-pay and camp credit at our retail locations.
Camera
Medications – You will need to turn all medications in to your group leader.
Earplugs – If you’re a light sleeper.

How much should I send with my camper for the camp store?

Glorieta Adventure Camps is cashless but we do offer camp credit for purchase so you do not have to send a credit card with your child. You can purchase camp credit in your online account. If you need help uploading camp credit, watch this tutorial.

Please check with your group leader to see what retail times are in your group’s schedule.

The amount you provide for your child is up to your discretion, but we have a wide range of items in the store like stickers, t-shirts, hoodies, water bottles, and more. You can view most of the items in our online shop (https://glorieta.org/shop/)!

Do you accommodate food allergies?

We accommodate gluten-free diets. If you need gluten-free meals during your time here, please let your group leader know so we are prepared to serve you!

We are also a nut-free kitchen. There are items in our retail stores that contain nuts or are processed on equipment that has been in contact with nuts. so be sure to read labels.

If you have other severe allergies, you’re welcome to use our allergy food prep area in the dining hall. There is a fridge and microwave at this station and you’re welcome to bring items to supplement your meals.