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1. Camp All American - General Info
All of our camps take place at Perimeter Church in Johns Creek, GA (9500 Medlock Bridge Rd).
Week 1: May 26 – May 29 (off Monday for Memorial Day)
Week 2: June 1 – 5
Week 3: June 8 – 12
Week 4: June 15 – 19
Week 5: June 22 – 26
Week 6: June 29 – July 2 (off Friday for Fourth of July)
Week 7: July 6 – 10
Week 8: July 13 – 17
Week 9: July 20 – 24
Week 10: July 27 – July 31
Registration will open in 2026, and a specific date will be announced soon. Stay tuned for more, and you can create your account on our portal now at https://campallamerican.portal.icamppro.com/. Please email guestservices@campallamerican.com with any questions.
The base price is $319 for a 5-day week, and $269 for our two 4-day holiday weeks (Week 1 and Week 6).
At Camp All-American, we aim to build strong character in the lives of young people. We focus on creating a positive, Christian environment where our campers can have fun, make friends, and learn more about God. Through daily Bible reading, music, prayer, and amazing games, we openly and respectfully expose campers to the Gospel - God’s plan to rescue and restore a relationship with us through the death and resurrection of His Son, Jesus Christ.
Two of our biggest values are truth and love, and as a result, we respect each individual camper’s right to make their own decisions regarding important spiritual matters. Each CAA staff member is a follower of Jesus Christ and is carefully selected and equipped to handle the integration of all aspects of your child’s camp experience with great care.
Campers should wear comfortable shoes and clothing that they can play and get messy in, this includes: tennis shoes (no sandals, Chaco’s, Crocs, Heelys, or flip-flops), t-shirt, and shorts. (Short shorts or spaghetti straps are not allowed.)
Your child will need a backpack labeled with his/her name containing:
- A refillable water bottle
- Lunch in an insulated lunch box. No nut products allowed.
- Modest bathing suit (one piece for girls) and towel
- Canteen money (optional, no more than a couple of dollars)
- Hand sanitizer
- Face mask/covering (optional)
- Sunscreen (apply before camp, too) and bug spray, if desired
Note: According to EPA Sunwise Program standards, each child will need to have at least 8 oz. of sunscreen to apply during a typical week of camp. We recommend spray sunscreen for easy application.
Camp All-American is a ministry of Perimeter Church and shares many of its incredible facilities with other organizations.
Our most-popular experience that mirrors the adrenaline and excitement of camp is called Sojourn Adventures and it is available for adults and events.
Sojourn Adventures leads teams, groups, and schools through facilitated programs using the ropes course and other adventures.
Please email guestservices@campallamerican.com if you are interested in touring our campus before the summer. We would love to schedule a time to personally walk you around and answer any questions you may have!
We have temporarily paused our overnight camp option for the 2026 camp season and are not currently offering locations outside of our Johns Creek location.
All 2026 day camps will take place at Perimeter Church in Johns Creek.
Our summer directors plan and program our summer themes in the Spring each year – stay tuned to find out what fun themes they decide on for Summer '26!
2. Registration Information and Camp Times
Campers register for a one-week experience. If you would like to register them for multiple one-week experiences, we would LOVE to have you back for more weeks!
Drop-off is from 8:30 AM - 9:10 AM and pick-up is from 4:00 PM - 4:30 PM.
We offer extended hours for an additional charge, giving parents the opportunity to drop off their child beginning at 7:30 AM and pick up their camper as late as 5:30 PM.
If you are running late to drop your camper off in the morning, simply park outside the main entrance and walk inside to the front desk.
Our Guest Team will assist you in checking your camper in and we will then walk them to their group.
If you are running late to pick your camper up, please call us at 678-405-2266. Regular pick-up is from 4:00 to 4:40 and late pick-up is available at an additional cost until 5:30pm.
We have a virtual form for all of your early pick-up needs. Click here to submit an Early Pick-Up request.
You may also call us to schedule an early pick-up during the camp week. Unscheduled early pick-ups or forms submitted with less than an hour’s notice may result in a wait of up to 30 minutes.
You are welcome to register your child for a week of camp even if he/she will only be able to attend part of that week; however, we do not pro-rate for partially attended weeks of camp. CAA is only offered at a weekly rate.
Register your child based on the grade last completed.
All campers must pay a non-refundable $25 registration fee per week. This fee covers the cancellation and change fees that we used to charge, and it also supports the administrative work necessary for our registration process.
You can make a cancellation by emailing us at guestservices@campallamerican.com.
The cancellation deadline is 14 days prior to the week of attendance. No refunds will be given after this time unless a doctor's note is provided.
When there is availability, we will transfer the registration to another week of camp. A no-refund policy will apply to this transferred week.
The deadline to change your specialty or week is 14 days prior to the week of attendance.
You can make a change request by emailing us at guestservices@campallamerican.com.
A 25% deposit is required upon registration and you may choose to pay your remaining balance in two installments on April 1st and May 1st, or one installment on May 1st. All registrations completed after May 1st must be paid in full.
Financial Aid is available to families who otherwise would not be able to send their child to camp. Scholarship applications for 2026 will open on January 19th, 2026 at 12PM.
Please submit one application per family. Apply early, funds are limited!
Click HERE to apply. Change link to https://campallamerican.portal.icamppro.com/
Please email scholarships@campallamerican.com for more information.
This is a place where everyone belongs...
unless you're peanut butter.
3. Camp Policies & Procedures
Parents will be contacted if there is a continuous problem of non-participation, bullying, or behavior that is disrespectful to fellow campers or camp staff. Parents will be notified after the camper has been through the following disciplinary process: warning, conversation with their counselor, conversation with a team leader, sent to director of their age group.
If issues continue after parents have been contacted, the camper may be sent home for the day and then the remainder of the week.
Although Camp All-American desires to accommodate all children, we unfortunately are not able to accommodate children who are unable to function within our camp structure.
This would include but is not limited to children who have physical disabilities, do not speak English, are sensitive to highly stimulating environments, or need constant medical assistance throughout the day.
For more information to help you decide if Camp All-American would be a good fit for your child, please email guestservices@campallamerican.com or call (678) 405-2266.
Yes, in your registration please fill out the insurance and primary care physician information for your child.
This information will allow us to know how to best care for your child in the case of an emergency where we are unable to reach you.
If you currently do not have insurance for your child, go to https://www.healthcare.gov/medicaid-chip/childrens-health-insurance-program/ or https://www.pshpgeorgia.com/members/medicaid/peach-care-for-kids.html for affordable options.
Medication should be dropped off on the first morning of the camp week with the Camp Medical Team check-in desk in the Atrium; there will be a form to complete and sign when you drop off the medication. Medication needs to be in its original and labeled container. Pick up medication on Friday afternoon when you pick up your camper.
Any campers who test positive for any sickness, including COVID-19, or do not feel well should not attend CAA. We appreciate you partnering with us to keep all campers safe!
We have alternative programming that takes place inside for hot and rainy days.
Our hot day schedule goes into effect when we reach Level 3 and 4 of our heat index scale.
Level 3 means a 97-100 heat index and has all outdoor activities except the woods and water activities come inside. Level 4 is a 101+ heat index and means all outdoor activities cease for the safety of campers and staff.
We currently use the Wet Bulb Heat Index, which is run out of Atlanta Athletic Club down the road. Find out more information here.
4. Food Safety & Additional Options
Campers are welcome to bring $2 to $10 to purchase snacks from the canteen if desired. Canteen may not be offered every day.
Campers are welcome to bring $2 to $10 to purchase snacks from the canteen if desired. Canteen may not be offered every day.
Camp All-American has a no-nut policy for any food items brought to camp. Any lunch item containing nuts or nut products of any kind discovered by your child’s counselor will be sent back home with the camper. For the safety of our campers, please do not send your child to camp with any nut products.
CAA desires lunch areas to be safe for campers with nut allergies, but there is no formal inspection of lunches, snacks, or product labels that would guarantee there are no nut products at camp.
The Most Fun You've Ever Had
The Most Known You've Ever Been.
Camp All-American has all the bells, whistles, and pools to make any kid's dreams come true in every way! And while we specialize in making ordinary moments into incredibly fun memories, the goal of our camp is bigger than fun.
Camp is a place for rich friendships. Camp is a place for big conversations. Camp is a place for families to feel welcomed and known. Camp is a silly, crazy time. Camp is organized. Camp is obsessed with spirit. Camp is a place that strives to love well. Camp is a ministry to the community. Camp is unforgettable. And because of all of these things, Camp is the place to be.
See what Camp All-American has to offer and why it's "the place to be" for a summer full of memories.
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