Rocky Mountain Freedom Camp
Camp Registration. What to Bring. What to expect
Get Ready for Camp!
Everything you need to know is right here: registration details, what to pack, and what to expect once you arrive. We’ve made it simple so you can focus on the fun ahead. Whether it’s your first time or you’ve been part of the RMFC family for years, this guide ensures you’re fully prepared for an unforgettable experience.
What to Expect
At Rocky Mountain Freedom Camp, each day is packed with purpose and inspiration. Campers will participate in engaging lectures, hands-on activities, and team discussions focused on the U.S. Constitution, our Founding Fathers, and the timeless principles that shaped our nation.
While RMFC is a non-denominational camp, our teachings embrace Judeo-Christian values, respect, integrity, personal responsibility, and faith in something greater than ourselves. These values are woven into every aspect of camp life, from morning gatherings to evening reflections.
We are proudly nonpartisan and independent. RMFC is open to all who want to learn, grow, and strengthen their understanding of liberty and the founding ideals of America. No membership or affiliation is required, just a willingness to listen, learn, and lead.
What to Bring
Come prepared for a week of adventure, learning, and outdoor fun! Pack clothing that’s comfortable, practical, and reflects the spirit of the camp, respectful, modest, and ready for action.
Recommended Clothing & Items:
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Sleeping Bag
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Pillow
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Fitted twin sheet (if desired)
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Flashlight
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Coat (evenings)
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Shorts no higher than mid-thigh
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Jeans or durable pants for outdoor activities
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T-shirts and modest tank tops
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Comfortable hiking shoes or sturdy sneakers
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Modest swimwear suitable for camp settings (one-piece or tankini for females, boxer-style shorts for males)
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Light jacket or hoodie for cool evenings
Restricted Clothing:
Please leave behind anything that distracts from the camp’s purpose or values. This includes clothing with references to drugs, alcohol, profanity, or inappropriate content of any kind.
RMFC encourages all campers to dress with self-respect and consideration for others. We want everyone focused on learning, teamwork, and fun, not fashion statements.
Pack smart, stay comfortable, and be ready for an unforgettable week of growth and adventure!
RMFC Code of Conduct
At Rocky Mountain Freedom Camp, respect, integrity, and personal responsibility are the foundation of everything we do. Each camper, instructor, and volunteer plays a role in creating a safe, uplifting environment where everyone can learn and grow.
Our Expectations:
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Respect others. Treat fellow campers, staff, and property with courtesy and care. Disrespect, bullying, or harassment of any kind will not be tolerated.
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Honor camp values. Uphold the spirit of RMFC—character, honesty, and teamwork.
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Participate fully. Show up on time, be engaged, and contribute positively to group discussions and activities.
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Follow directions. Listen to instructors, staff, and leaders for your safety and the safety of others.
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Keep it clean. Language, behavior, and appearance should reflect maturity and respect—no profanity, vulgar jokes, or inappropriate content.
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No drugs, alcohol, or tobacco. These are strictly prohibited in campgrounds.
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Be responsible. Take care of your belongings and clean up after yourself.
By attending RMFC, each camper agrees to uphold these standards. Our goal is simple: create an atmosphere of learning, respect, and patriotism where every camper can thrive.
Violations of this code may result in disciplinary action, including dismissal from camp without refund.
Freedom begins with self-discipline; let’s set the example.
Camp Registration
Ready to join us at RMFC? Secure your spot by completing the registration process below. Download and complete the registration forms, then follow the instructions to submit them. Space is limited, and spots fill quickly—don’t wait to sign up!
👉 [Complete online if desired, then print, sign, and email back. Wet signatures are required.]