Residential (Overnight) Camps

Blue Lake Fine Arts Camp ®

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Address

300 East Crystal Lake Rd.
Twin Lake, MI 49457

Contact Information

Website: http://www.bluelake.org

Name: Heidi Stansell
Phone: 800.221.3796

Details

Blue Lake Fine Arts Camp, a summer school of the arts located on a 1,400 acre campus in Michigan's Manistee National Forest, offers fine arts education for all ages. Each summer, the principal camp program serves more than 5,400 gifted elementary, junior high, and high school students with diverse programs in music, art, dance, and drama while offering more than 175 performances during its Summer Arts Festival. Blue Lake also operates a widely acclaimed International Exchange Program and two public radio stations. Since its inception in 1966, Blue Lake has provided cultural enrichment to more than 300,000 gifted students and countless concert-goers.

2015 Calendar

Session 1: July 1 - July 12
Grades 9 - 12 (Central Camp)
Grades 7 - 8 (Camp Bernstein)

Session 2: July 15 - July 26
Grades 9 - 12 (Central Camp)
Grades 7 - 8 (Camp Bernstein)

Session 3: July 29 - August 9
Grades 7 - 9 (Central Camp)
Grades 5 - 6 (Camp Bernstein)

Session 4: August 12 - August 23
Grades 7 - 9 (Central Camp)
Grades 5 - 6 (Camp Bernstein)

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Boy Scouts of America, Michigan Crossroads Council

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Address

137 S. Marketplace Blvd.
Lansing, MI 48917

Contact Information

Website: https://www.facebook.com/MichiganCrossroadsCouncil

Name: Bill Licht
Phone: (517) 816-7755

Details

The Michigan Crossroads Council offers a wide variety of outdoor programs to meet the needs & interests of Scouts, Families, and the Community. From weekend activities, to day camps, to overnight summer camps- a wide variety of program opportunities are offered at our year-round camps across the great state of Michigan.

For more information about our camps and programs, go to http://michiganscouting.org/outdooradventures/

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Camp Beechpoint

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Address

3212 - 125th Ave
Allegan, MI 49010

Contact Information

Websites: http://www.beechpoint.com
http://www.facebook.com/beechpoint?ref=ts

Name: Sonya Wentzel - Registrat
Phone: 1.800.991.CAMP
Email:

Details

Beechpoint is an action-oriented Christian camp for youth ages 8-14. Each camper will have a blast while they swim, tube, fish, zip-line, or wall-climb. They will enjoy the archery, riflery, crafts, go-carts and boating. The pinnacle benefit, however, is that they will be motivated, challenged, and changed through their relationships with their counselors and through what they learn about God's love for them. We are convinced that lives are changed at Camp! Our hope is that boys and girls from every background will have the opportunity to attend summer camp. To help to make this possible, scholarship assistance is available to qualifying families.

2015 Day Camp Schedule(Monday-Friday) Drop-off:8:00-8:30am Pick-up:4:00-4:30p
June 8-12
June 15-19
June 21-26
June 28- July 3
July 5-10
July 12-17
July 19-24
July 26- July 31

2015 Resident Camp Schedule
Week 1: June 14-19
Week 2: June 21-26
Week 3: June 28-July 3
Week 4: July 5-10
Week 5: July 12-17
Week 6: July 19-24
Week 7: July 26-July 31

Contact us with questions! 800.991.2267 or beechpoint@beechpoint.com

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Camp Blodgett

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Address

Grand Rapids Office - 528 Bridge St NW, Suite 6 Grand Rapids, MI 49504; Camp Blodgett - 10451 Lakeshore Drive, West Olive, MI 49460

Contact Information

Websites: http://www.campblodgett.org
https://www.facebook.com/campblodgett1921/
https://twitter.com/CampBlodgett
https://instagram.com/campblodgett/

Name: Brian Paul, Camp Director
Phone: 616-949-0780
Email:

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"Camp Blodgett has been helping kids enjoy their summer on the shores of Lake Michigan for more than 95 years! Camp Blodgett serves children in Kent and Ottawa Counties in West Michigan. Camp Blodgett is located 45 minutes west of Grand Rapids at 10451 Lakeshore Drive in West Olive.
At Camp Blodgett, you will enjoy:

- Biking to the scenic Kirk park
- Canoeing the inlets of Lake Michigan
- Swimming in the pool and Lake Michigan
- Target practice with archery
- Challenging your inner acrobat on the high rope courses and our NEW rock wall
- Team building and Tarzan swinging at the low ropes course
- Fun and challenging workshops, cabin activities and evening events

Financial Assistance: To ensure that all children have the opportunity to attend summer camp, fees for summer camp at Camp Blodgett are determined using a sliding fee scale based on family income and household size. Transportation is also provided to and from the camp from Grand Rapids for all campers.

Currently camp registration is closed. Camp Blodgett will not be offering camp in June, but is planning on offering some form of programming in July and August if we can do so safely and within any restrictions set by local and state government. For more information visit our website at www.campblodgett.org

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Camp Discovery & Solstice Camp at North Star Reach

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Address

25200 Telegraph Rd, Suite 110
Southfield, MI 48033

Contact Information

Website: https://epilepsymichigan.org/campdiscovery

Name: Russell Derry, MPH - Director of Education
Phone: 248-809-4744
Email:

Details

Camp Discovery and Solstice Camp each provide a safe and encouraging camp environment where youth with epilepsy are given the opportunity to explore new experiences. Campers participate in exciting recreational activities including swimming, boating, archery, cooking, sports, arts, and more. They also engage in a small group informational session on epilepsy with a pediatric neurologist. Both camps are provided in partnership with North Star Reach, a 105-acre camp in Pinckney for children with serious, chronic health conditions. Camp Discovery is a 5-day/4-night camp for children with epilepsy, ages 7 - 15. Solstice camp is a 4-day/3-night camp for teens (ages 16 - 17) with chronic health conditions including epilepsy.

All 2020 summer camps at North Star Reach, including Camp Discovery and Solstice Camp, have been cancelled to protect the health and safety of campers during the COVID-19 pandemic. Virtual programming for campers will be provided from June through August. Additional details on programming, schedules, and registration will be available at https://epilepsymichigan.org/campdiscovery.

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Camp Geneva

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Address

3995 Lakeshore Dr. N
Holland, MI 49424

Contact Information

Websites: http://www.campgeneva.org
https://www.facebook.com/campgeneva
https://www.instagram.com/campgeneva/

Name: Brian Vander Wege, Program Director
Phone: 616.399.3150
Email:

Details

Life is busy. You may notice there are more opportunities for your kids than ever before - ways to connect, stay active, get better, succeed, and achieve. These are important. And yet there's a part of us, and our kids, that yearns for a little space. A break in the busy and doing - a place to be free.

Camp Geneva meets kids here.

We invite them out of their normal environment into a place free of distractions, demands, and expectations. We surround them with counselors who love them and live out the love of Jesus in a tangible way, and we intentionally encourage a community of kindness, compassion, enthusiasm, creativity, and presence.

Overnight Camps:
GENEVA offers overnight camps for students in 3rd-12th grades each week of the summer. Each age group has programming specifically tailored to provide your child with fun, new experiences, and the challenge to take a step further in faith.

Day Camps:
GENEVA Day Camp program introduces children to the excitement of Christian camping. Special weeks include a Thursday night overnight for 3rd and 4th grade campers.

Retreats and Events:
Consider GENEVA for your next retreat or event destination. Our retreat ministry staff welcomes the opportunity to partner with you in your planning. We offer two unique sites to serve you - one on the shores of Lake Michigan (GENEVA Shores) and one nestled in a sea of pines (GENEVA Pines). We love to host groups of all kinds, including youth groups, schools, colleges, adults and teams.

The mission of GENEVA is to create an environment where...
the presence of God is experienced,
the love of Christ is demonstrated,
and a Spirit-filled life is inspired.

The best way to view the summer camp schedule is to visit: https://campgeneva.org/camp-schedule-pricing/

Office Hours:
8:00 AM - 5:00 PM

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Camp Greenwood

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Address

13564 MacClain St.
Gowen, MI 49326

Contact Information

Website: https://www.campgreenwood.org

Name: Jake Dayringer, Camp Director
Phone: 616-754-7258
Email:

Details

Camp Greenwood transforms individuals by building relationships, preserving nature through education and conservation, and providing a setting where all can encounter God and experience spiritual growth.

With eleven Different Sessions of Summer Camp in June and July. Pick your favorite fun and creative experiences from water activities, to archery, to sports, to arts & crafts, to nature activities, and join us for a week of summer fun!

Summer 2023
June 11-16 Imagination Unchained Ages 9-13
June 11-16 Art Unleashed Ages 14-17
June 18-23 Wacky Water Ages 9-13
June 18-23 Science Snoops Ages 9-13
June 25-30 Adventure Camp Ages 12-17
July 1-3 Family Camp All Ages
July 5-7 Mini Camp Ages 6-8
July 9-14 Wacky Water II Ages 9-13
July 9-14 Science Snoops II Ages 9-13
July 16-23 8 Day Seekers Ages 15-17
July 16-23 8 Day Explorers Ages 12-14

Office Hours: Monday - Friday 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM

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Camp Henry

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Address

5575 S Gordon Ave.
Newaygo, MI 49337

Contact Information

Websites: https://www.instagram.com/camphenry37/
https://www.facebook.com/CampHenryMI/
https://www.camphenry.org

Name: Leigha Oberle | Camper Experiences Director
Phone: 616-717-5566
Email:

Details

Camp Henry has had the privilege of serving campers, families, and guests in West Michigan since 1937. We believe that a summer camp experience at Camp Henry has the capacity to transform lives in many ways. With such a concentrated amount of time, a beautiful natural environment, intentional camp programs and activities, opportunities to try something new, and campers being surrounded by positive Christian role models - the combination is perfect for enhancing and positively changing the lives of campers and guests who come to Camp Henry.

Office Hours
Monday - Friday
8:30 AM - 4:30 PM

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Camp Manitou-Lin, YMCA

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Address

1095 Briggs Rd N.
Middleville, MI 49333

Contact Information

Websites: http://www.grymca.org/camp
http://www.facebook.com/pages/YMCA-Camp-Manitou-lin/98133686539?ref=ts
https://twitter.com/grymca

Name: Bill Hinton
Phone: 269-795-9163 ext 9227
Email:

Details

At YMCA Camp Manitou-Lin, we do summer right! Your child will leave with more than new friends and great memories- they'll also gain important life skills. We've got customized programs and activities to teach important lessons like communication, collaboration, critical thinking and cooperation. Our experience staff is dedicated to carrying out the Y's core values of caring, honesty, respect, responsibility and inclusion in all that we do so your child has a safe, rewarding experience at camp.

Our first session begins June 16th. We offer Overnight Camp programs through August 17th. Summer Camp activities may include archery, crafts, boating, high ropes, zipline, horse back riding, outdoor living skills, swimming, tubing, mountain biking and team building.

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Camp Michawana

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Address

6475 Wilkins Rd
Hastings, MI 49058

Contact Information

Websites: http://www.michawanacamp.org
https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100071550049492

Name: Carm Johnson, Development Assistant
Phone: 269.623.5168
Email:

Details

Camp Michawana is located on 188 acres with 1/4 mile frontage on Long Lake in Barry County. There are 3 facets of program; Summer Kids Camp Weeks (7) serving up to 150 campers ages 6-17, Seasonal RV Family Campground, & Family Camps, Guest Group Rentals. The Summer serves campers from urban Grand Rapids, Kalamazoo, Detroit, rural areas, some from Indiana. Summer camper programs serve 3 age groupings; Pals, Pioneers, Crusaders with Bible teaching and activities appropriate for each age group. Activities include a myriad of choices; waterfront, high adventures, large group and small group games, worship, teaching, Bible memory, log books, delicious meals, cabin groups, campouts. Facilities provide mini golf, archery tag, gaga ball, athletic field, tennis courts, basketball court, baseball diamond, volleyball courts, shooting ranges, escape cabin, group initiatives, obstacle course, water slide, in ground jump pillow, cook outs, trading post and much more. Campers meet fine cabin counselors, campers from all ethnicities and backgrounds, and learn new skills in crafts, & specialties, that challenge body, intellect, and spiritual growth. Campers report that chapel worship times are their favorites most of the time. Other favorites are water tubing, zip line, swimming and cabin times. The Camp is experiencing growth in attendance. Facility expansion is planned. An 18 hole disc golf course construction is underway.

2023 Camp Schedule
The summer schedules are varied to accommodate each age group differently each day of the week so campers experience everything appropriate for their age. Some choose off grounds specialties offered during first week and trip camps. Schedules and activities offered keep expanding and changing yearly. Campers love each summer because it's different with a different theme and corresponding teaching and activities.

Office Hours
Wednesday - Thursday
9:30AM to 12:30AM
NON-SUMMER: Monday - Tuesday
9:30AM to 1:30PM
SUMMER: Sunday Afternoon - Tuesday
Office is open until 4:30PM

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Camp Miniwanca-American Youth Foundation

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Address

8845 West Garfield Road
Shelby, MI 49455

Contact Information

Websites: http://www.ayf.com
http://www.facebook.com/pages/American-Youth-Foundation/375202990713
https://twitter.com/#!/Miniwanca

Name: Liz Marshall and Adam Russell, Girls and Boys Camp Directors
Phone: 231.861.2262
Email:

Details

The mission of the American Youth Foundation inspires people to discover and develop their personal best, to seek balance in mental, physical, social and spiritual living and to make a positive difference in their communities and in the wider world.

AYF programs seek to enhance not only a child's skills, but their confidence in themselves and their future, their character, and their connections to other people. Our outstanding staff work to create communities where youth feel supported and empowered to discover who they are and what they are capable of achieving.

As a leader in youth development, Miniwanca inspires people to be their best selves. We achieve this by creating a fun and safe environment where campers will learn new skills and make new friends-and we believe much more is possible! Campers 8-17 will find a progression of age appropriate adventures and opportunities waiting for them. Our philosophy of "Best Self", "Balanced Living" and "Healthy Friendships" is intentionally interwoven throughout the camp experiences.

Miniwanca campers will:

  • Leave with newly gained confidence in themselves

  • Be able to talk about who they are and what they are capable of achieving

  • Discover and develop their personal best

  • Act in ways consistent with their values

  • Help to create a community where trust, cooperation and respect are the foundation


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    Camp Newaygo

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    Address

    5333 S. Centerline Road
    Newaygo, MI 49337

    Contact Information

    Website: http://www.campnewaygo.org

    Name: Jalisa Danhof- Camp Director
    Phone: 231.652.1184
    Email:

    Details

    Camp Newaygo is a year-round program, conference, and retreat facility. Our Girls' Overnight Camp was founded in 1926. We offer summer programs, year-round rentals, community events, and innovative family programs on our beautiful 104 acres.

    Our facilities and programs are accredited by the American Camp Association (ACA) and the State of Michigan.

    2023 Schedule and Rates

    For Campers 1st- 7th Grade

    Session 1: June 18th-24th $750
    Mini Camp 1: June 18th-21st $510
    Session 2: June 25th-July 1st $750
    Session 3: July 2nd-8th $750
    Mini Camp 2: July 5th-8th $510
    Session 4ALL: July 9th-22nd $1,500
    Session 4A: July 9th-15th $750
    Session 4B: July 16th-22nd $750
    Session 5ALL: July 23rd-Aug 5th $1,500
    Session 5A: July 23rd-29th $750
    Session 5B: July 30th-Aug 5th $750

    For Campers 8th Grade-11th Grade

    Session 1: June 18th-24th $790
    Session 2: June 25th-July 1st $790
    Session 3: July 2nd-8th $790
    Session 4ALL: July 9th-22nd $1,580
    Session 4A: July 9th-15th $790
    Session 4B: July 16th-22nd $790
    Session 5ALL: July 23rd-Aug 5th $1,580

    One of the great aspects of Newaygo's camp program is the variety of activities. There are over 30 activities to choose from, and the activity sign-up process was designed to allow campers to follow their own passions. Campers sign up for their classes the first evening of camp. They choose three classes per week, allowing them to build their skill level in three specific areas. Girls who come to Camp Newaygo can look forward to the following activities:

    Archery, Water Skiing, Challenge Course, Cheerleading, Team Sports: Basketball, Volleyball, Tennis, Sailing, Photography, Wilderness Survival, Yoga, Tubing, Zumba, Paddleboarding, Windsurfing, Arts and Crafts, Water Polo, Rugby, Hiking, Canoeing, Kayaking, Ukulele , Drama, Nature, Swimming, Horseback Riding, Fishing, Outdoor Cooking, Gymnastics, Fencing, Pottery, Synchronized Swimming, Animal Care, and more based on the talents and passions of our summer staff!

    Our classes vary a little summer to summer based on the skills and talents of our staff. Campers register for classes with their cabin/unit, and the older units get first preference on class sign up. We do our best to ensure that every camper is able to sign up for the classes she wants, while balancing small class sizes.

    Office Hours:
    Monday-Friday
    8:30AM - 5:00 PM

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    Camp O'Malley

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    Address

    7360 Thornapple Dales Dr. SE
    Alto, MI 49302

    Contact Information

    Websites: http://www.bgcgrandrapids.org/camp-omalley/
    https://www.facebook.com/BGCGrandRapids

    Name: Blake de Jong, Camp Director
    Phone: Office (Oct-April): 616.233.9370 ext 113 Camp (May-Sep): 616-871-6551
    Email:

    Details

    Camp O'Malley is owned and operated by The Boys & Girls Clubs of Grand Rapids Youth Commonwealth. Camp O'Malley is located just 25 minutes southeast of Grand Rapids on the beautiful banks of the Thornapple River. We are a residential summer camp that serves kids ages 6-14. We use a sliding fee scale to make the camp experience affordable for all families.

    Campers enjoy hiking, biking, fishing, sports, canoeing, climbing wall, high ropes course, low ropes course, arts & crafts, nature exploration, kayaking, swimming, dance, campfires, gardening, singing songs, and much more!

    2019 Overnight Camp Sessions:
    June 24-28: Ages 7-13
    July 1-3: Ages 6-9
    July 8-12: Ages 8-13
    July 15-19: Ages 11-14
    July 22-26: Ages 8-13
    July 29-August 2: Ages 8-13
    August 5-9: Ages 8-13 (MLK Academy Students only)

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    Camp Roger & Camp Scottie

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    Address

    8356 Belding Rd.
    Rockford, MI 49341

    Contact Information

    Websites: http://www.camproger.org
    https://www.facebook.com/camproger/
    https://instagram.com/camp_roger

    Name: Kelsey Leunk, Overnight Camp Director
    Phone: 616.874.7286
    Email:

    Details

    Camp Roger & Camp Scottie offers summer day camp, overnight camp, and offsite wilderness trips for kids of all ages.
    Overnight Camp at Camp Roger is a traditional camp experience for 1st through 9th grade kids. Adventures include swimming in a lake, sleeping in cabins, meeting new friends, learning about nature, going on adventures, cooking over a campfire on an overnight campout, large group games, fishing, boating, making a nature craft, petting animals at the nature center, and more.

    Day Camp at Camp Scottie provides much of the same fun as overnight camp without spending the night! Each session of day camp is five days with many of the same traditional events of camp for kids from kindergarten through 5th grade.

    Wilderness Trips go offsite around Michigan and are for older campers, providing them with more challenging experiences such as backpacking, canoeing longer distances, camping in tents, and cooking over a fire

    Find out more about each type of session at https://camproger.org/summer-camp/

    You can view our Summer 2022 calendar for day camp, overnight camp, and wilderness trips at https://camproger.org/summer-camp/sessions

    Office Hours: Monday - Friday 8:00 am - 5:00 pm; Bilingual Staff on site (English & Spanish)

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    Circle Pines Center

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    Address

    8650 Mullen Road
    Delton, MI 49046

    Contact Information

    Websites: http://www.circlepinescenter.org
    http://www.facebook.com/pages/Circle-Pines-Center/55714088725

    Name: Tom VanHammen
    Phone: 269-623-5555
    Email:

    Details

    Circle Pines Center is located about 35 miles southeast Grand Rapids in beautiful Barry County, near the Yankee Springs Recreation Area. Our co-ed residential camp program, open to youth ages 7-17, combines elements of a traditional summer camp (swimming, sports, campfires, hikes, theater, dance, arts and crafts) with cooperative work projects (construction, organic gardening, trail maintenance and cleaning). In addition, educational activities focus on topics like climate change, food politics, social justice, ecosystems and the importance of critical thinking. Our focus on cooperation as an interpersonal strategy and viable economic alternative is embodied in our daily chores, work projects, decision making, camp store and other activities. We also offer several weekend programs for families thoughout the year, such as Maple Syrup Weekends, Apple Cider Weekends, Spanish Immersion Weekends, and the Buttermilk Jamboree music festival.

    Circle Pines is committed to supporting sustainable agriculture and the slow food movement. Kitchen staff members work hard to provide delicious and nutritious meals from scratch using primarily local and organic ingredients. We source camp food from over 15 local farm families in Southwest Michigan. Meat dishes are prepared using pasture fed and humanely raised animals. Given advance notice, CPC can accommodate most dietary restrictions and allergies. Vegetarian alternatives are always available.

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    CranHill

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    Address

    14444 17 Mile Road
    Rodney, MI 49342

    Contact Information

    Websites: http://www.cranhillranch.com
    http://www.facebook.com/CranHillRanch?ref=ts
    https://www.instagram.com/cranhillranch

    Name: Nate Hinken, Program Director
    Phone: 231.796.7669
    Email:

    Details

    Camp is a life changing experience that you cannot find anywhere else. Camp combines a unique atmosphere away from "normal" life and gives kids from all over the opportunity to build lifelong friendships, independence, and experience God and His creation in a fresh way every single day. It truly is something that cannot be replicated anywhere else. The pairing of exciting activities, games, relationships, and Biblical truth is the formula that makes camp a truly life-changing experience.

    Here at CranHill it is our mission to transform lives into the image of Christ and help foster that life change. We have been blessed to watch God work here in this way over the last 54 years. We take full advantage of the uniqueness of our campus to show each camper how much God truly loves them. We have crafted our Summer Camps to provide a safe, uplifting, and authentic experience for each camper that sets foot here. This summer share in our love for camp by signing up your kids for a week at CranHill, you'll be glad you did!

    2023 Camp Schedule
    Campers arrive on Sunday afternoon and depart on Friday afternoon. Camps run for 9 weeks of the summer, starting June 19th.

    Sample Schedule and List of Activities located at: www.cranhillranch.com/summer-camps.

    Office Hours
    Monday - Friday
    8:00 AM - 5:00 PM

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    Gerber Scout Reservation

    Contact Information

    Website: https://michiganscouting.org/outdooradventures/properties/gerber-scout-reservation/

    Name: Ryan Kriesch - Reservation Director/Program Director for President Ford Field Service Council
    Phone: 231-894-4928
    Email:

    Details

    Gerber offers many different year-round programs and are currently developing even more. We rent a large variety of our building out for your scouting events. More information are detailed below in the Year Round Programs and Services. If their is a program you would like to see offered reach out to the Reservation Director; we are always welcome to new ideas.

    In recent years, Gerber Scout Reservation attendance has swelled from 900 in 1997 to over 2,500 in 2012. Much of this increase can be attributed to the 1998 initiation of the Betty Ford Cub Scout and Webelos Adventureland, a section of the camp dedicated to Cub Scouts. Gerber currently has the capacity to accommodate 425 Boy Scouts, 200 Cub Scouts each week or session.

    Activities offered at the camp include the Waterfront, Climbing Tower/COPE, Scoutcraft, Handicraft, Environmental Resource Center, Archery, and Shooting Sports, and much more. The new facility on camp is our dining hall, named the Frank K. Merrill Centennial Dining Hall. Centennial Dining Lodge boasts state of the art facilities, a capacity of over 700, and a safe place to take shelter.

    "Cub Scout Resident Camp 2019 Dates For 2nd and 3rd graders in the fall of 2019 To register for Cub Scout Resident Camp at Gerber Scout Reservation, please visit us at https://scoutingevent. com/272-gcrc19 Session #1 July 4 - 6, 2019; Session #2 July 25 - 27, 2019; Session #3 July 28 - 30, 2019; Session #4 July 31 - August 2, 2019; Session #5 August 4 -6, 2019; Session #6 August 7 - 9, 2019

    Webelos Resident Camp 2019 Dates For 4th and 5th graders in the fall of 2019 To register for Webelos Resident Camp at Gerber Scout Reservation, please visit us at https://scoutingevent.com/272- gwrc19 Session #1 June 23 - 26, 2019; Session #2 June 26 - 29, 2019; Session #3 June 30 - July 3, 2019; Session #4 July 7 - 10, 2019; Session #5 July 10 - 13, 2019; Session #6 July 14 - 17, 2019; Session #7 July 17 - 20, 2019; Session #8 July 21 - 24, 2019

    Gerber Scout Camp Set near Twin Lake, Michigan inside the Manistee Forest, Gerber Scout Reservation boasts an amazing amount of opportunities for Scouts. When you arrive at Gerber Scout Reservation, you can expect a fantastic week of Scout's learning not only Scout skills but, life-long skills in communication, sportsmanship, high self-esteem and leadership.

    Programs are offered for both the first-year camper and the more experienced Scouts. From our highly visited Handicraft area to our Power Cut program where Scouts will mountain board and cycle, Gerber has something for every Scout.

    Have first-year and even second-year Scouts that are looking to earn their first advancements towards Eagle Scout? Our Eagle Quest program is the headquarters specifically designed just for these Scouts. Maybe you are looking for something a bit more hands on? Gerber's welding, and metalworking Merit Badges are some of the many examples of the advancement being taught in the Skilled Trades Center.

    And we haven't even mentioned the aquatics area yet. Gerber's Big Britton Lake hosts a huge variety of Merit Badges that may be difficult to earn anywhere else. From canoeing, rowing, small boat sailing, kayaking, and swimming our waterfront staff is excited to help your Scouts succeed. It doesn't matter if you're a first-year Scout or a Scout leader, all are welcome to come and test their skills at the waterfront.

    Make Gerber Scout Reservation part of a Scout's summer fun!

    Boy Scout Resident Camp 2019
    Dates To register for Boy Scout Resident Camp at Gerber Scout Reservation, please visit us at https://scoutingevent.com/272-brcgsr19
    Session #1 June 16 - 22, 2019; Session #2 June 23 - 29, 2019; Session #3 June 30 - July 6, 2019; Session #4 July 7 - 13, 2019; Session #5 July 14 - 20, 2019; Session #6 July 21 - 27, 2019; Session #7 July 29 - August 3, 2019

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    Indian Trails Camp & IKUS Life Enrichment Services

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    Address

    O-1859 Lake Michigan Drive
    Grand Rapids, MI 49534

    Contact Information

    Websites: http://ikuslife.org/
    http://www.facebook.com/ILoveITC
    http://www.flickr.com/photos/indiantrailscamp/

    Name: Tim Hileman, Executive Director
    Phone: 616.677.5251
    Email:

    Details

    Our Mission here at Indian Trails Camp & IKUS Life Enrichment Services is to provide individuals with disabilities an enriched life experience through recreation, advocacy and meaningful relationships.

    Indian Trails is a remarkable facility that brings adaptive recreation to the lives of each camper. It is simple in theory, but daunting in task. Indian Trails offers a barrier-free camp setting in which those with disabilities can participate in all manner of activities the outside world is ill-equipped to provide. It is a place filled with fun, recreation and friendship. Campers learn perseverance, team-work and self-reliance. They leave for home loaded with love, respect, and memories.

    Indian Trails Camp brings adaptive recreation to campers in a safe, barrier-free environment. Campers participate in a wide range of activities while learning perseverance, teamwork, and self-reliance and experiencing empowering fun and friendship. At the same time, their families and caregivers are afforded some much-needed rest. What's not to love?

    Summer Camp Dates 2017:
    June 4-10 Travel Through Time: From dinosaurs to futuristic fun, journey through the decades with us at camp.
    June 11-17 Color Wars: Embrace your ITC spirit in a friendly week-long competition between other cabins. This week also features the Big Dance.
    June 18-24 Passport to Fun: Experience all the world has to offer, right here at ITC! Get your passport stamped as you take a safari through the rainforest, cook international foods, and cruise to new adventures!
    June 25-July 1 Party in the USA: Join us for some Texas line dancing, a Hawaiian luau, a New York fashion show, and lots of other American fun.
    July 9-15 Show Biz: ITC's got talent! Star in a music video, help your cabin compose an award-winning song, and perform on-stage during this week of show biz. This week also features the Big Dance.
    July 16-22 Superheroes: It's a bird, it's a plane, it's Superman and more at ITC!
    July 23-29 World of Wizardry: Cast charms, brew potions, and fight dragons; witches and wizards welcome at this magical week of camp!
    July 30-August 5 There's No Place Like Camp: Follow the yellow brick road to ITC!

    Indian Trails accepts campers with a wide range of disabilities including Cerebral Palsy, Epilepsy, Multiple Sclerosis, Muscular Dystrophy and Spina Bifida. Inclusion and mainstreaming play key roles in making campers feel a part of things. With a capacity of up to 84 coed participants per session and serving over 700 people per year, ITC welcomes campers aged 5 to 70 and beyond.

    Program opportunities at Indian Trails Camp include organized activities in the areas of:

    * Recreation
    * Ropes Challenge
    * Arts and Crafts
    * Swimming
    * Canoeing
    * Archery
    * Music and Drama

    Additional components of the camp program include:

    * Campouts
    * Concerts
    * Dances
    * Hiking
    * Hay Rides
    * Talent Shows
    * Carnivals
    * Nature Studies

    While summer camp is the main focus, Indian Trails also provides respite opportunities during the fall, winter and spring seasons. Respite weekends offer similar programs to those in the summer but with a seasonal emphasis. In addition, ITC offers Holiday Camp over the New Year holiday. This week-long program provides campers the opportunity to enjoy activities in great contrast to the summer sessions. Each session of camp is not only an opportunity for campers to partake in fun but also afford families and caregivers a much needed rest and vacation.

    "Camp gives me a chance to explore new things... Camp does not hold me back from being me."

    -- Joe M., Camper

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    Lincoln Lake Baptist Camp

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    Address

    15113 Lincoln Lake Ave NE
    Gowen, MI 49326

    Contact Information

    Website: http://www.lincolnlake.com/

    Name: James Reynolds, Executive Director
    Phone: 616.984.2125
    Email:

    Details

    Located on the east shore of Lincoln Lake, Lincoln Lake Baptist Camp serves kids throughout Kent, Montcalm, Newaygo, and Ionia counties. With High Adventure activities (Zip Line, Climbing Tower, Crate Stacking, etc) and amazing Waterfront Activities (beach, pontoon boat, tubing, The Blob, etc.) there is something for everyone. Whether it is day camp or overnight camp, kids will be given the opportunity to make new friends, try new things, and build amazing life experiences.

    2023 Summer Schedule
    June 12 - 16 Day Camp 1 (ages 5-8)
    June 19 - 24 Elementary 1 (grades 3-6)
    June 26 - July 1 Elementary 2 (grades 2-6)
    July 5-7 Spurt Camp (grades 2-4)
    July 10 - 15 Jr. High / High School 1 (grades 7-12)
    July 17 - 22 Jr. High / High School 2 (grades 7-12)
    July 24-29 Middle School / Wilderness 1 (grades 7-8 / grades 7-12)
    July 31 - Aug 5 Elementary 3 / Wilderness 2 (grades 3-6)
    Aug 7-11 Day Camp 2 (ages 5-8)

    Office Hours
    Monday - Friday
    8:00 AM - 5:00 PM

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    MDA Summer Camp

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    Address

    Sherman Lakes YMCA Camp, 225 N 39th St
    Augutsa, MI

    Contact Information

    Website: https://www.facebook.com/groups/145496578865874/

    Name: Jacquie Palka, Care & Clinical Services Specialist
    Phone: 5177060348
    Email:

    Details

    Since 1955, MDA Summer Camp has offered young MDA community members an opportunity to attend a week-long, sleepover summer camp with other children that are just like them-often known as "the best week of the year." Offered to MDA campers at no cost to families, MDA Summer Camp allows kids the opportunity to experience the joy of just being a child. Campers range in age from 8-17, and participate in activities like swimming, sports, archery, canoeing, and even zip-lining. As they have fun and be themselves together, children make friends with people who are just like them, and gain confidence and support through each other. MDA Summer Camp and activities are designed to remove many of the obstacles young MDA community members may face in their day to day lives, and all camps are supported by round-the-clock medical staff and trained volunteer counselors.

    2019 Session June 16th-June 21st

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    Opportunities Unlimited for the Blind (OUB Camps)

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    Address

    10324 Lovers Lane NW
    Grand Rapids, MI 49544

    Contact Information

    Website: http://www.oubmichigan.org

    Name: Gwen Botting
    Phone: 989.855.2430
    Email:

    Details

    Opportunities Unlimited for the Blind offers summer camps for children and youth who are blind or visually impaired. Our mission: building life skills, self-confidence and independence for children and young adults who are blind or have low vision. At OUB Camps, campers learn life-skills that teachers and parents may not have time or skills to teach. Many OUB staff members are also blind or have low vision - they "walk the walk" every day and are the best teachers for our students. Our 1.5:1 staff to camper ratio for most camps ensures a great experience!

    We operate at Camp Optimist, with a teaching kitchen, garden and lodge and over 100 acres of woods and wetlands to explore. We also participate in activities at Indian Trails Camp, only a few miles away.

    For 2020, our first four camps, including Family Day and our Chicago Experience, will be held via virtual Camp-in-a-Box, with mailed activity boxes, videos, and virtual group chats. Our last camp, the Adventure Trip, is still taking place in person with our trip to Michigan's Upper Peninsula.

    We are still taking registrations for all camps.

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    Pine Ridge Bible Camp & Conference Center

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    Address

    8415 17 Mile Rd. NE
    Cedar Springs, MI 49319

    Contact Information

    Websites: http://www.pineridgecamp.com
    https://www.facebook.com/pineridgecamp

    Name: Kevin Grifhorst, Executive Director
    Phone: 616.696.8675
    Email:

    Details

    Pine Ridge is an inter-denominational Christian Camp with 77 years of experience serving children, youth and special needs campers. Pine Ridge offers a variety of overnight and day camp programs through the summer weeks as well as year-round private group rentals. Activities are crafted and prepared to offer every age group a variety of appropriate options. Activities at camp include a zip line, laser tag, airsoft, archery tag, paintball, rock climbing, swimming, horsemanship, petting farm, water sports, arts & crafts, basketball, soccer, target sports, playground, Bible teaching, worship, camp fires, music camp and so much more.

    Our Mission
    To share and model the message of Jesus in a safe, innovative, and relational setting.

    Retreats and Guest Groups
    Pine Ridge has a beautiful Retreat Center overlooking Pine Lake housing up to 102 guests. The Retreat Center also has dining space for over 400, large meeting space, a game room, and other conveniences that enable us to host retreats for churches, schools, and other organizations. Please feel free to contact us about retreat pricing.

    Overnight Camp: Grades 1st-12th (entering in the fall)
    Pine Ridge offers age specific programs for all grades. Mini-camps are offered for young children and several camp weeks for teens offer unique activity options and challenging off-site trips.

    Day Camps: Grades 1st-4th
    Day Camps give children an opportunity to be introduced to camp and explore our beginner programs. Lunch is provided by Pine Ridge for all Day Camp options.

    Special Needs
    Pine Ridge offers two camp sessions each summer for youth and adults with developmental disabilities. These campers enjoy activities designed intentionally to allow them to have a great summer camp experience. Each camper needs to be interviewed by Pine Ridge for acceptance into the program.

    Financial Assistance
    With sibling discounts, Fetchin' Friends incentives, food sale programs, scholarships and payment plans - we believe every child should have the opportunity to come to Pine Ridge.
    Office Hours
    9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.

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    Remembrance Ranch

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    Address

    6633 Lake Michigan Dr.
    Allendale, MI 49401

    Contact Information

    Website: remembranceranch.org

    Name: Patrick Adams, Executive Director
    Phone: 616-828-9472
    Email:

    Details

    Remembrance Ranch offers a 12-Month transformational experience that includes a 9 day summer camp.

    Contact us at office@remembranceranch.org for updated schedule

    Office Hours:
    Monday - Friday
    9:00AM - 2:30PM

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    Spring Hill Camps

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    Address

    PO Box 100
    Evart, MI 49631

    Contact Information

    Websites: http://www.springhillcamps.com
    http://www.facebook.com/springhillcamps?ref=ts
    https://twitter.com/#!/springhillcamps

    Name: Registration
    Phone: 231.734.2616
    Email:

    Details

    SpringHill Camps
    SpringHill Camps is a nonprofit inter-denominational Christian camp with more than 40 years of experience reaching and serving children. All of our programs reach kids through a very specific ministry model, the SpringHill Experience. The SpringHill Experience consists of being God-immersed, embracing, innovative, integrating, professional, and community focused. We possess a passionate commitment to reaching the lost and being relevant as we share Jesus' message of grace, hope and love. Currently, we reach kids through overnight camp property in Michigan and Indiana. We also provide SpringHill Day Camps hosted at local churches and schools in Michigan, Indiana, Illinois and Ohio.

    Mission
    To create life-impacting experiences that enable young people to know and grow in their relationship with Jesus Christ.

    Overnight Camp: Grades 1st-12th
    At SpringHill we focus on bringing the message of Christ to our youth while offering a cutting-edge ministry. With unique programming, activities and housing, your child is sure to try new things, meet great friends and grow in their relationship with God.

    Day Camps: Grades Kindergarten-4th
    At SpringHill's Summer Day Camp kids have five full days of SpringHill fun right in their hometown. This is one week out of the summer they will never forget. From the Climbing Wall and Flying Squirrel to Six Square, wild water games and stretching their creativity through cool crafts - they will have more fun than they can imagine while meeting new friends and learning more about Jesus.

    Family Camps:
    At SpringHill, we've made it easy for you to build unity, have fun and experience God as a family! At our family camp you'll spend quality time with each other, have interactive sessions and learn how to strengthen your relationships as a family with Christ at the center.

    -Memorial Day Weekend: May 25-28, 2012
    -Summer Family Camp: July 13-15, 2012
    -Labor Day Weekend: August 31 - September 3, 2012

    Special Needs:
    All young people are made in the imagine and likeness of Christ and deserve to feel complete worth regardless of where they are spiritually, physically, emotionally, or socio-economically. Our value of embracing all kids is something that constantly shows Christ's love throughout their experience at SpringHill.

    Scholarships:
    We understand the economy is uncertain. With discounts, friends for $50, scholarships and payment plans - we want to come alongside your family to help your kids experience camp this summer.

    Retreats and Events:
    SpringHill not only offers weeks of summer camp, but also short weekend retreats with that same SpringHill Experience condensed for groups and families.

    Guest Groups:
    Rent us! Have you ever considered bringing your Girl Scout troop or sports team to camp? Let us design an amazing retreat for you that will create a memorable experience for everyone. We have had several groups, churches and schools come to camp over the last few months that have had an amazing time!

    Check us out on Facebook!
    Read our president's blog!

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    Tall Turf Ministries

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    Address

    2010 Kalamazoo Avenue Southeast
    Grand Rapids, MI 49507

    Contact Information

    Website: http://www.tallturf.org

    Name: Marcus Hargrave
    Phone: 6164527906
    Email:

    Details

    Camp Tall Turf
    Mission:
    Equipping youth for lives of reconciliation in God's world.

    Vision: We equip youth and families for lives of reconciliation in God's world. This happens through traditional camp activities such as swimming, archery, boating, hiking, campfires and more.

    2023 Summer Schedule :
    June 19-23
    June 26-July 3
    July 7-July 9
    July 10-July 14
    July 17-July 21
    July 21-July 23
    July 25-Aug 1

    To find more information or register for Camp Tall Turf visit www.tallturf.org

    Office Hours:
    Monday - Friday
    9:00 AM - 5:00 PM

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    YMCA Family Camp Pinewood

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    Address

    4230 Obenauf Rd.
    Twin Lake, MI 49457

    Contact Information

    Websites: http://www.facebook.com/YMCACampPinewood?ref=ts
    http://www.camppinewood.com

    Name: Jessi Prevost, Executive Director
    Phone: 231.821.2421
    Email:

    Details

    Camp Pinewood is a family camp and rental facility in Twin Lake Michigan. We sit on a beautiful spring fed lake with traditional summer camp activities

    Camp Schedule:
    Summer Family Camp Programs are June through mid-August.
    7 days per week, year round.

    Office Hours
    Monday - Friday
    8:00 AM - 5:00 PM

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    185 Oakes St SW
    Grand Rapids, Michigan 49503

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