Summer Camp 2026

Registration Cost goes up on March 1st.
Sibling Discount: $25 off per week for each additional sibling.
Multi-Week Discount is $25 off each additional week.
**Family Camp Discount: 15% off for First Time Family Campers

We gladly accommodate food allergies and dietary restrictions.

Our Health Coordinator takes care of medicine distribution and any other unique health needs your camper may have.
At Lakeside, our campers enjoy time in a loving, accepting, and caring community. Campers thrive in this space of belonging.

Campers are given unique opportunities to try new things, challenge themselves, enjoy creation, make friends, and grow in their faith.
We use Challenge by Choice. Campers get to decide how they challenge themselves with the support and encouragement of camp staff and peers.

This allows for individual campers to experience personal growth, connection, faith formation, and leads to long term benefits such as confidence, independence, ability to share faith, leadership skills, problem solving, and more!

The shorter way we say all of this is camp is the BEST.WEEK.EVER!
Campers can look forward to participating in the following activities while building life long connections with the people around them: ​*Some activities have age requirements. 
  • Boating
  • Canoeing/Kayaking/
    Paddle Boarding

  • Sailing

  • Fishing

  • Swimming Pool

  • 9 Square/Gaga Ball
    Sand Volleyball

  • Basketball/Kickball

  • Variety of Prayers

  • Hammocking
  • Play Ground
  • Legos and Sensory toys  and activities
  • Rock Climbing

  • Zip Lining

  • Low Ropes Challenge Course

  • Archery

  • Escape Room

  • Nature Trails/Hiking

  • Prayer Labyrinth

  • Biking

  • Bible Study

  • Leadership

  • Roller Skating

  • Carpet Ball
    Ping Pong/Foosball

  • Crafts

  • Disc Golf

  • Tie Dye

  • Bonfires/Smores

  • Campfire Worship

  • Large Group Games

  • Canteen

  • Devotionals

  • Participatory Worship

Little Lakers

Little Lakers is a morning day camp for preschool-aged campers. Campers spend their mornings enjoying games, nature, crafts, adventures, stories, and making friends with other young campers. Monday through Friday from 9 AM to noon. Maximum 10 campers per week.

At the time of camp

4-5 years old 

June 14-19 | July 12-17

9 AM-12 PM Mon.-Fri.

By March 1st $70
After $80

Adventure Day Camp

Entering Fall of 26
K-6th Grade

May 26-29*,

June 1-5*, June 8-12*, June 15-19, June 22-26, June 29-July 3,

July 6-10, July 13-17, July 20-24, July 27-31,

Aug. 3-7*, Aug. 10-14*, Aug. 17-21*

Outside is the BEST way to spend your summer!

Lakeside’s Adventure Day Camp is great for elementary-aged kiddos who need a positive, safe, and structured way to spend their summer days. Day camp helps introduce the idea of overnight camp and builds confidence in campers to one day be an “overnight” camper.   

Each week, regardless of the theme, Day Camp is unique and exciting. We structure each week to be exciting for the first-time camper or a camper who comes all summer.

We will tailor the schedule and activities to each individual to make sure they have the BEST WEEK EVER all summer!

Mornings are spent in small groups doing fun activities, games, education, exploration, and adventures. Afternoons are filled with large camp-wide activities and choice time. 

Adventure Day Camp runs Monday through Friday from 8 am to 5 pm. Breakfast and Lunch are included.

Come for 1 week or for the whole summer!

Multi-week and Sibling discounts available.

*Weeks by March 1st $205, after $230

By March 1st $220
After $245

Explorer

Entering Fall of 26
2nd-4th Grade

June 21-23 | July 19-21

Younger elementary-aged kiddos are invited to a half-week of exploration. Explore faith, nature, and what you’re capable of. These few days are a great way to introduce overnight camp and still allow a camper to grow and explore in so many ways. Campers can look forward to campfires, time on the lake, making friends, crafts, music, games, and more. Even in just a couple of days, they will still have the BEST.WEEK.EVER!

By March 1st $220
After $245

Cultivator

Entering Fall of 26
4th-6th Grade

June 14-19* | June 21-26 | June 28 – July 3 | July 19-24 | 26-31

Elementary-aged campers are invited to spend a week at camp cultivating their faith, relationships, and self-confidence. Campers have unique opportunities to challenge themselves, build confidence and independence while learning important skills like team building, communication, problem solving, and relying on God. This week at camp really empowers your camper to know they are capable of ANYTHING!

Invite a friend or family member to enhance the camp experience.

*This is the perfect week for individuals or groups of friends to come enjoy all the fun of camp… Kayak trips, picnics on the beach, nights in the woods, and much more!

By March 1st $450
After $500

TrailBlazer

Entering Fall of 26
6th-9th Grade

June 14-19* | June 21-26 | June 28 – July 3 | July 19-24 | 26-31

TrailBlazers spend the week unplugging, de-stressing, and bonding with peers. They get to challenge themselves, try new things, have fun, make friends, and learn important life skills. This week also allows campers to explore their faith alongside peers, youth directors, and pastors. Pastors and youth leaders have an interactive role during the week and experience parts of camp alongside the campers. 

*This is the perfect week for individuals or groups of friends to come enjoy all the fun of camp… Kayak trips, picnics on the beach, nights in the woods, and much more!

By March 1st $450
After $500

Leader

Entering Fall of 26
10th-12th Grade

June 14-19 

High School students are invited to this amazing opportunity. The week is a combination of being a camper and being  junior staff. 

Have lots of fun with friends enjoying camp adventures. See “behind the scenes” at staff meetings, lead worships and other large group activities with the guidance of summer staff. 

You’ll challenge yourself, develop life skills, be a role model, and learn lots of great leadership skills. 

 

Campers will have opportunities’ for developing the following skills: 

  • Leadership 
  • Communication
  • Problem solving 
  • Time management 
  • Public speaking
  • Team work 
  • Creativity
  • Confidence
  • Independence
  • Faith Sharing 
  • Decision Making
  • Guitar

Leave a certified Lakeside Leader and return any week as a support staff volunteer! 

Leaders also get priority access to summer staff applications before the general public.

By March 1st $400
After $450

Voyager

Entering Fall of 26
10th-12th Grade

June 21-26 | June 28 – July 3 | July 19-24 | 26-31

Voyager Camp is for High school students who are looking for a great opportunity to unplug, connect with peers and creation, and really find out what they are capable of. Each day will have lots of opportunities for choosing adventures, growing independence, and developing life skills. This is one week and opportunity you don’t want to miss. 

Summer of 2025 we will be offering an offsite adventure camp to the boundary waters (or somewhere similar). We will only accept returning campers for PathFinders. 

There will be lots of opportunities for choosing adventures each day, growing independence, and lots of FUN!

By March 1st $450
After $500

Family & Friends Camp​

All Ages Welcome 

July 12-17 (Full Week)
July 12- 15 (Half Week)

Camp isn’t just for kids! Camp is for everyone: moms, dads, grandmas, grandpas, aunts, uncles, cousins, grandbabies, siblings, and friends too! Family Camp is the perfect family vacation, where there is something for everyone.

Mornings are spent in age specific groups. Adults have a faith based presentation followed by adult camp activities like sailing, boating, biking, painting, hiking, and more. Youth go with camp staff to do bible study, activities, and more. 

The afternoon is choice time for families. Spend quality time together doing a variety of activities onsite or off site. 

Evenings are time for the entire community to come together. We have large group games, activities, fellowship and worship. 

There is a variety of housing options from bringing your own RV, to rustic cabins, to our modern facilities with all the comforts of home. 

Presenter: Maggie Evans

Hello! My name is Maggie Evans and I will be guiding you through peaceful, meditative and fun week of nature based spiritual connection. This week will be filled with a variety of ways to connect to nature, to yourselves, to each other and to God. During our time together we will be exploring several different ways to be creative and mindful. There will be season writing, forest immersion, a new moon walk, emotion art and other nature based spiritual activities.

I am a Spiritual Director, Pastoral Care Specialist and Master Gardener. I am currently working to finish my training in Therapeutic Horticulture. 

 

Celebration Camp

Adults with varying abilities

July 5

Celebration Camp is a half-week of camp for adults with varying abilities. It is Lakeside’s mission to be a place of belonging for all people to find joy and purpose in God’s creation. All people, including people with intellectual disabilities, have different and unique abilities. These campers are people whom God has given different and unique abilities to. At camp, we believe those are abilities worth celebrating. Come celebrate with us! Campers are housed in modern facilities. 

Campers must be ambulatory and continent.

By March 1st $300
After $350

Mission Trips

June 21-26 | June 28 – July 3 | July 19-24 | 26-31

Groups of adults and/or high school students are invited to the best service week ever! Enjoy comfortable housing, delicious meals, activities, worship, and downtime in the local area. This week will provide not only much-needed service to Lakeside, but will also build community and connection among your group. We have service projects for all ages and abilities. Your group will coordinate with our staff to pick the right project(s) for your time at Lakeside. 

Please register as a Mission Trip (Camper) under camp registration. 

$250 per person or $50 a day for partial weeks

Adults

We welcome parents, grandparents, family friends, or others to attend camp for the week. Maybe you don’t want your camper to be alone, so you or someone they know comes with them. Maybe Grandma/Grandpa has the week and wants to experience camp with their grandchild, maybe your camper has exceptional medical needs and you’d feel better being close. Whatever the reason is, you are welcome. 

We have many opportunities for individuals to get involved. It is important that campers still have their own space and opportunities so they can have the best possible camp experience. Adults stay in separate housing from campers. Adults enjoy meals and worship with the campers. Adults are given the camper’s schedule so you can witness them at the zip line or waterfront. We enjoy finding ways for the adults to have their own unique camp experience. After conversations, we can find the best way for you to utilize your time.

Adults in the past have assisted in the kitchen, mowing, painting, office work, leading crafts, landscaping, and helping lead other activities. We only ask adults to do what they are comfortable with. If they will be leading activities with campers, we do require a background check. You would register as a Mission Trip (Adult/Leader). You’d be housed in a modern facility with AC/Bedding/WIFI. 

$250 per person or $50 per day for partial weeks. 

*Previously called God’s Little Sprouts