Girls' Camp FAQs and Recommended Equipment...

Q: When does camp start and end?
A: Camp starts with Registration Tuesday July 1st from 10:30-1:30pm, follow the signs to Anacapa Hall. Clinics start right at 2:00 pm. The first meal of camp is dinner. Campers need to have their own lunch before clinics that day.

We will close camp with an all-camp meeting that will end at 11:00 am on Saturday, July 5th. We ask that all campers be picked up or depart the campus by 2 PM

Q: What is your policy on camp fees and/or cancellations?
A: All unpaid fees are due to the Camp Office (10720 Woodley Ave. #3, Granada Hills, CA 91344) by June 23. Cancellations made before June 23 are subject to a $50 processing fee. Cancellations made on or after June 23 are subject to a $100 processing fee. All refunds (less the processing fee) will be mailed out from the Camp Office in August. Cancellations can be made by phone at 510-589-4516 or click here to email.

Other Fees: Other Fees: A $50 fee will be charged to the enrollee for lost keys. A $25.00 fee will be charged to the enrollee for lost meal tickets.

Q: How do I get to UCSB?
A: UCSB is easily accessible from US 101. From the South, take the UCSB/Highway 217 exit entering at the east gate for the university. Turn left following the signs to Anacapa Dorm.

From the North, take the 101 south exit at Glen Annie/ Storke Road and turn right, towards Storke Road. Turn left onto El Colegio. Once you've entered the west gate of the University, turn left onto Stadium Road. At the stop sign, turn right onto Mesa Road.  Mesa turns into Lagoon Road.  Turn Right onto Ucen.  Anacapa will be on the left.  map

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Q: Where do I go when I get to UCSB?
A: There will be FCA CAMP signs posted as you enter the campus. Our registration is at the Anacapa Dorm on Ucen Rd.. Once you register we will provide a map of the campus showing the location of each sport.


Q: Do I need to bring bedding?
A: YES. You need to bring either a sleeping bag or sheets and blankets and your pillow. Bedding is not provided. You also need to bring towels…and don’t forget your toothbrush!


Q: How do I contact my daughter during the week?
A: Mail should be addressed to the camper, Fellowship of Christian Athletes Camp, Campus Conference Services, Santa Rosa Hall - UCSB, Santa Barbara, CA 93106. Emergency phone calls can be made to campus security at 805-893-3072 or to the Girls' Camp Director at 630-456-6750.

For non emergencies, you can call the desk in our dorm (Anacapa) from 8am-11pm. The number is 805-893-2189.


Q: What airport should I fly into?
A: The campus is 5 minutes from the Santa Barbara airport. We provide a shuttle and will meet the campers at their gates. We will also take them back to the airport and put them on their flights home. The cost is $10 per camper.  Please complete this online form to arrange pick up and drop off.

Q: Can we fly into LAX or another Los Angeles area airport?
A: Sometimes these flights cost less, but we are not equipped to provide any transportation from Los Angeles area airports. You would be on your own arranging ground transportation from the airport to UCSB.

Q: Can we take the train?
A: Yes. Amtrak has a station in Santa Barbara. We will pick up campers for a $10 per camper fee. Please complete this online form to arrange pick up and drop off.

Q: Do I need to bring extra money?
A: All of your meals are provided. However, if you want FCA merchandise from our Camp Store or snacks from the Concession Stand, you’ll need to bring some extra cash.

Q: Is this camp as good as other sports camps I could attend?
A: We think it’s better! We strive to provide the highest level of athletic training and competition... with professional athletes, college and high school coaches leading our clinics.  If you don’t have one of the greatest weeks of your life, our Camp Director will buy you a soda before you go home on Saturday.

Q: What kind of clothing should I pack?
A: Modest attire is required at all times during Camp. Mornings and evenings can be cool. Bring warm clothing. Keep your clothing and equipment simple - Camp is casual. Bring shoes and equipment you will need for the clinic sessions of your sport. Be sure all personal belongings are well marked with your name.

Do not bring jewelry, radios, CD players, mp3 players, electronic games or other expensive items. FCA will not be responsible for lost or stolen items.

Bring your own water bottle and sun block. A notebook and pen will be needed as well. A Bible will be provided.  Pool and beach access is available. Modest swim wear please.

You must bring all bedding (sleeping bag or sheets and blankets), pillows, towels, soap, etc. These items are not provided. 

Q: Equipment for Basketball
A: Usual clothing, non-marking court shoes, and water bottle.

Q: Equipment for Softball
A: Usual clothing, cleats, bat, glove and water bottle.

Q: Equipment for Sprint and Distance
A: Usual clothing, shoes, stop watch and water bottle. 

Q: Equipment for Volleyball
A: Usual clothing, non-marking court shoes, knee pads (if desired) and water bottle.

Q: Equipment for Soccer
A: Usual clothing, cleats, shin-gards and water bottle.

Q: Equipment for Surfing
A: If you are an intermediate or advanced surfer and have a surfboard, bring it! If not, or you are a beginner, we will provide one for you. “Soft boards” are best if possible. Bring your boogie board if you have one too. Wet suits are not always necessary but they are good to have. We will have a limited supply to share. Bring the usual beach accessories to protect yourself from the sun. It would also help to have a backpack or bag to carry your things down to the beach--we’ll be there all day. Any other questions feel free to call our Surfing Coordinator, Gary Barton, at 760-275-6095 or e-mail Bartonbunch@verizon.net

Q: Equipment for Swimming
A: Usual clothing, goggles, cap, and water bottle. 

Q: Equipment for Tennis
A: Usual clothing, non-marking court shoes, racket, and water bottle.

Q: Equipment for Water Polo
A: Usual clothing, goggles, cap, and water bottle. 

Q: Equipment for Golf
A: Appropriate Country Club attire, clubs, cap, and water bottle.


If your questions were not answered on this page, please click here to email the FCA Camp Office or call the Girls' Camp Director at 630-456-6750.