Help campers in 2026 & beyond…

Swamp Corps is the generative arm of Swamp Camp Services, Inc., a year-round retreat, conference and overnight camp facility affectionately known as Camp Swamp. Swamp Corps’ overarching purpose is to replicate Camp Swamp’s culture by training host communities how to plan, organize, and direct summer camps for 9 to 18-year-old children, wherever we are invited around the world. Once an invitation is accepted, Swamp Corps will dedicate resources such as experienced campers, competent counselors, and seasoned leadership for three (3) successive years each with increasing level of ownership by the host community. The ultimate goal is to inculcate the camp culture and to see it sustained on a perennial basis by the host community. We are committed to that end.

To learn more about coming to your location contact us. We look forward to planning your next camp experience together.

If you are asking yourself, “How do I know which position to apply for?”, then use the following guidelines to help:

• Camper: open to 14-18 year olds who are traveling alone, if traveling with parents can be 9-18.
• Counselor: open to 17-30 year olds, who have been a Christian for at least six (6) months and want to spend 24 hours giving to campers; can be single, married or college student
• Volunteer: open to anyone 18+ who wants to assist in the running of the camp (i.e. setup, serving, medical staff)

“Truly, these concepts epitomize the heart of camp and the essence of the Camp Swamp culture.”

Safety
Everyone (parents, volunteers, counselors, and campers) has to feel mentally, physically, and emotionally safe in order for the spiritual self to be realized. Set an environment of respect; deal with bullies of all kinds, and create a culture of love. (Imagine an atmosphere where last names weren’t important; thus you were known for who you are and not all the ties to your parents, brother, sister, money, position, etc.) Thus our motto: “Besides your home, the safest place on the planet.”

Diversity
Celebrate differences! Whether you are an athlete, scholar, musician, or domino expert, your color, talents, interests, and quirks are accepted and celebrated…each tremendously adds to the cultural tapestry; then the words of Desmond Tutu come alive, “Isn’t it amazing that we are all made in God’s image, and yet there is so much diversity among his people.”

Food
The food needs to be good. People—especially kids—will remember the food one way or another…and talk about it.

Fun
Everyone needs to have FUN! If it is not fun, no one will want to come back. The cooks, nurses, campers, counselors all need to have a great time. Allow camp to host a wide age range, like 9-18 for summer camp. You will be amazed at the results and live the words of Dr. Seuss, “Today was good. Today was fun. Tomorrow is another one.”

Investment
Pour all the resources you have into making a perennial camp…one that allows for generations to experience. If you give half your resources, you will get 50% of the results. If you only focus on one year, you may forego the next decade.

Leadership
The rules need to be clear and few with someone who is in charge to enforce them. They must be enforced or everything will spin out of control and no one will have much fun.

Respect
Everyone from the directors to the volunteers to the campers to the head dishwasher has to feel valued; each has the right to feel like somebody. The culture of the camp is to make everyone feel like they are important.

Roles
Everyone needs to know their role, being defined and understood by all parties. If so, then each person will know if he is fulfilling it or not. Each can feel the success of fulfilling it and personal accountability if not.

Spirituality
Have a spiritual camp not a religious camp. There is a huge difference between the two. Trust God to work on the young hearts that are open. If great sermons and convicting preachers always converted people, all of our kids would be disciples. Trust the process and the Spirit.

YHWH
God, Jehovah, has to be made real. We need to forget trying to indoctrinate kids into the church; let God reveal himself through the stars, the people, the Bible, nature, relationships, and through the spiritual culture that is created; the rest will follow.

Camp Swamp has an account with Morgan Stanley (225 South Milledge Avenue, Athens, Georgia 30605)

Per their representative, use the following information to make a transfer:

• Receiving Institution Account Number – 954-011988
• Account Title/Registration – Swamp Camp Services, Inc.
• Name of Receiving DTC Brokerage Firm – Morgan Stanley
• DTC Number – 0015
• Contact name and number – Michelle Loudermilk, 706-227-4004, 800-241-7024
• Wire Instructions:
  • ABA: 021000089
  • Bank: Citibank, New York
  • FBO Morgan Stanley Smith Barney LLC
  • Beneficiary Account: 40611172
  • Further Credit to: Swamp Camp Services, Inc., Account: 954-011988

Camp Swamp has an account with LPL Financial

Per their representative, use the following information to make a transfer:

Receiving Account number at LPL: 2166-2266

Account Title: Camp Swamp Services

Name of Receiving DTC Brokerage Firm:

• LPL Financial
• DTC – 0075
• Contact Name: Kimberly Powers 470 423 0861

Wire Instructions:

• BK of NYC/LPL
• ABA 021000018

For Further Credit to Camp Swamp Services
Account Number: 2166-2266

For Allergies:

• Allegra (Fexofenadine): Pills & Liguid
• Benadryl: Pills / Liquid, Children / Adult
• Benadryl Cream
• Claritin (Loratidine): Pills
• Hydrocortisone Cream
• Zyrtec: Pills / Liquid, Children / Adult

For Cuts, Wounds & Topical:

• Anti-Fungal Cream
• Medicated Powder – GoldBond – Can bring own supply in toiletry bag.
• Triple Antibiotic Cream
• Caladryl

For Gastrointestinal:

• Dulcolax
• Immodium
• Milk of Magnesia
• Miralax
• Pepto-Bismol: Pills / Liquid Tums

For Ear, Nose & Throat Remedies:

• Afrin
• Cough Drops
• DayQuil
• Robitussin DM, liguid
• Orajel for toothaches
• Pseudoephedrine (Sudafed)
• Swimmers Ear Drops

Eye Remedies:

• Visine Eyedrops

For Pain:

• Acetominophen: Pills / Liquid, Children / Adult
• Ibupropen: Pills / Liquid, Children / Adult
• Icy Hot
• Midol
• Naproxen: Pills
  Pamprin

NOTE: This is a living list and will perioidically be reviewed and updated.