Proof of insurance will be required at registration. In order to be consistent and true to the Mountain T.O.P. Christian community forming process, only registered participants are allowed in camp or on site during a Mountain T.O.P. event in accordance with the camp attendance policy. Every participant must complete 8-10 hours of preparation material to ensure readiness for camp life and service in the Cumberland Mountain culture. Camp assignments will be made in late April. When possible, returning groups will be placed at a different facility than that of the previous year to ensure greater cultural awareness.
Shirts are to be worn at all times.
Shirts with beer, liquor or other possible offensive subject matter should not be brought to camp. Additionally, halter or spaghetti strap tops, bathing suit tops, sports bras, shorts with inseams shorter than 5-inch, and jeans with offensive holes are not appropriate and should not be brought to camp. DAY CAMP - Youth and adults can wear shorts during the day four out of the five days of the week. For safety reasons, campers must wear long pants and closed-toe shoes during their community service project. Shorts are fine at camp in the evening.