Overnight Camps
At overnight camp, campers stay in cabins with their counselors, creating a supportive and fun environment. Each week is packed with activities like swimming, the ropes course, canoeing, and other classic camp experiences. Campers also enjoy special events like cookouts, a banquet, and a carnival that creates unforgettable memories. Spots in our overnight camp fill up fast, so early registration is encouraged.
Key Dates
Overnight #1 (10+ years old) June 29-July 3, 2026
Overnight #2 (10+ years old) July 6-10, 2026
NEW THIS YEAR
Outback Camp (18-39 year old) June 22 - 26, 2026 (more information to follow)
Registration will open on January 5, 2026. Please note that ALL campers will be on the waitlist when they register, but you will hear about your acceptance status within a week.
Cost is $490 per week. Scholarships available.
What Campers Learn
Personal Growth
For many campers, this is one of the only times throughout the year they function “independently” from their routine caregivers. It allows them to have autonomy and build relationships.Confidence
We help build confidence in every part of camp, from choosing food at mealtime or the camp store to taking on activities like the ropes course or tubing on the lake. Campers who have never tried these things grow in their abilities and develop a willingness to step outside their comfort zone.Working with Others
Camp is a communal experience that encourages campers to work together and be more aware of others. While individuals with disabilities often receive one-on-one support, camp gives them the chance to connect with people who are different from them, helping them develop patience, empathy, and love for those in their cabin and throughout the camp.Spiritual Truths
We are all fearfully and wonderfully made (Psalm 139) and need salvation through faith in Christ. Campers will learn of Jesus' sacrifice on the cross to redeem us and bring us into fellowship with God.Camp Activities
Every day campers will have two elective times where they can enjoy crafts, sports, and other outdoor activities.
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Chapel Worship
Group Activities
Electives
Lakefront
We offer accommodations for all our activities, ensuring that people in wheelchairs or with limited mobility can fully participate in everything camp has to offer!
Overnight Accomodations
Our campers stay in a cabin room with a total of 12 beds. We typically have 5-7 campers in each cabin with a team of counselors. Each cabin has its own bathroom and shares a common area with the other cabin on the floor. Some campers may stay in an outback cabin with the use of a common bathhouse.
First Time Camper
Food & Nutrition
We have a full-service dining hall and can accommodate certain food allergy diets like gluten and dairy. We can prepare food given by the families for anyone with other allergies. We typically have a volunteer who is assigned to creating special diet plates.
