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Camper Communication

Encourage your daughter with a handwritten note, and stay up to date on events with CampStuff.

Children love to receive mail from parents and friends. This summer, write your child and encourage friends and relatives to do the same.

While emails are nice, there is nothing like a hand-written letter. Please remember to keep letters cheerful and positive. You might even send mail a few days early so that your child will have something to read the first day of mail call.

Campers are encouraged to write home so make sure to send stationery and stamps with them. If your child is young, you might want to prepare some self-addressed envelopes or cards to make mailing easier from camp. Please mail letters to:

Camper Name
Cabin Name
Camp Skyline Ranch
P.O. Box 287
Mentone, AL 35984

Packages

Camp Skyline has a no-package policy. All packages (including oversized envelopes and padded envelopes, as well as boxes) will be returned to the sender. The only exceptions are birthdays and necessary items, which will need prior approval.

Cell Phones

Cell phones and phone usage are prohibited at camp. Campers are not allowed to receive or make outgoing calls during camp, either from the office phone or by cell phone.

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My CSR

Follow along with your daughter while she is at camp.

  • CampMail: Send one-way emails to your camper. Emails are printed at 9:00am each day and distributed during mail call just after lunch. Each email is $1 and will be charged to your camper’s account.
  • CampPix: Hundreds of pictures are taken around camp are uploaded for viewing every day. Look for your daughter and see all the new activities she has done with her new friends.
  • Daily Videos: See the girls in action with our fun videos of life at camp.
  • The Roost: Each day, the directors write to fill you in on everything that happened at camp. You’ll get the outcomes of club competitions, read about the day’s devotions your camper heard during campfire and morning watch, and what the next day holds, even the weather report.