2026 Summer Camps
June & July, 2026
Theme: Into The Light
June & July, 2026
Theme: Into The Light
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Family Camp
May 22-25 Catering to families, this camp is for parents to come with their kids and experience camp together. A special, supervised hang-out time for kids, the "Kids' Club" will be available at select times to provide quality care for your children if desired. |
Experience tons of onsite activities with your family including; Lake Bob, swimming, fishing, canoeing, lake swing, rollerblading, Legos, campfire, hiking, baseball, board games, and more. Family Camp will feature a family day where parents can choose to go on an offsite adventure, and also a talent show where you can share your unique talent and compete for a prize.
Cost = Base Fee/Family ($150) + Meals ($30/person 5 years & up) + Lodging (options available $10-40/space)
Cost = Base Fee/Family ($150) + Meals ($30/person 5 years & up) + Lodging (options available $10-40/space)
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Preschool Day Camp
June 19-20 :: Pre-K - 1st Grade The first chance to enjoy camp! Between the amazing staff, being able to be outside in the sunshine, hearing God's Word, and the long list of fun activities, you just can't go wrong! |
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Lower Elementary Camp
June 29-30 :: 1st - 3rd Grade An overnight camp with a chance to build some friendships, open up the Bible, and enjoy lots of fun activities. This first overnight camp experience is sure to be exciting! |
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Upper Elementary Camp
June 22-26 :: 3rd - 6th Grade Five days of connecting, building relationships, and crazy fun! Campers spend the night and get to participate in all the fun camp activities, including some of the older kids' activities such as swimming, boating, and special outings! Chapel times, small group times, and cabin devotions are great opportunities for spiritual growth! |
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Middle School Camp
Date to be determined :: 6th-9th Grade This is a camper's first opportunity to experience teen camps! The activities are a lot more challenging. Activities such as paintball or special outings are provided, along with the normal camp activities such as time in Lake Bob, Camp-wide games, and some higher level crafts and athletic activities. Chapel times, small group times, and cabin devotions have a developing focus on application. |
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Senior High Camp
Date to be determined :: 9th-13th Grade This is where all the years of camp friendships come together for days of high-energy, wild and crazy fun! Whether it be participating in the Gladys (a dress-up banquet + talent show), over-the-top games, or just hanging out with friends, these last few years of camp are meant to be a life-changing experience that prepares campers to take responsibility for their own spiritual growth as they prepare to become adults. |