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Sumer Camp 2026!!!
Summer at LSCA is designed to help campers grow in faith, build friendships, and experience the outdoors in a safe, Christ-centered environment. From first-time campers to high school students seeking deeper spiritual challenge, each program is intentionally built for age-appropriate adventure, worship, and learning. Explore the sections below to find the camp that best fits your camper’s grade and interests.
General Information for All Camps
Registration opens February 10, 2026.
Campers must be registered under the legal guardian’s account.
Campers may not keep any medicine (RX or OTC) in their dorm or backpack. All medications must be turned in at check-in in their original container.
Each camp session is staffed with trained first-aid volunteers to dispense medicine and provide basic medical care.
All campers receive age-appropriate Bible lessons, recreation, small group time, and Christ-centered teaching.
LSCA’s kitchen is nut-free and supports a wide range of dietary restrictions year-round.
For any additional information regarding things such as Medications, Check In Procedures, Financial Assistance, Packing Lists, and more, please follow the Additional Information link below.
Traditional Over-Night Camps
LSCA’s traditional overnight camps have been a core part of our ministry since 1939. These camps grow longer as campers grow older, offering age-appropriate worship, teaching, recreation, and discipleship. Campers stay in air-conditioned dorms, enjoy three from-scratch meals each day, and participate in a full schedule of games, swimming, worship, and Bible lessons.
Most sessions begin with a 3:00 PM check-in on opening day and end with a 4:00 PM closing program, including baptisms when applicable. Campers may request two bunkmates during registration, and room assignments are sent before camp begins. Canteen cards are automatically added at registration; unused punches become donations to our partner missionary organization.
Core Activities Include:
Swimming, waterslide, archery, canoeing, kayaking, paddleboards, playground, bubble ball, gaga ball, 9-square, and more.
Camp Sessions
1st Chance (2nd–4th Grade): July 9–10
Trailblazers (3rd–5th Grade): June 28–July 1
Camp 56 (5th–6th Grade): June 8–12
Junior High (7th–8th Grade): July 19–24
Niners (9th Grade): June 21–26
High School (10th–Just Graduated): June 14–19
Introductory Camps
Our introductory programs are built to help young children experience camp safely and confidently. These short-format sessions are fun, structured, and designed for first-timers.
Hello Camp (Ages 2–5):
A three-hour experience for young campers and an accompanying adult. Includes swimming or water play, crafts, a Bible lesson, and a camp tour. Campers receive a t-shirt.
Hello Camp 1: July 13 (9AM–Noon)
Hello Camp 2: July 13 (1PM–4PM)
Day Camp (1st–2nd Grade):
A full day of age-appropriate camp activities including games, waterslide, pool, playground, Bible lesson, and lunch. No parent participation needed.
Day Camp: July 7
Discovery Camp
Discovery Camps run Monday through Friday throughout the summer for campers entering 2nd through 4th grade. This is a full-day program with no overnight stay. Campers enjoy Bible lessons, outdoor play, daily swimming, crafts, and structured activities that rotate each week. LSCA provides morning and afternoon snacks; campers bring their own lunch.
Each week has a unique lesson plan and craft theme, allowing campers to attend multiple weeks without repeating activities. Camps take place at Lakeview Lodge, and each camper receives a t-shirt.
Weekly Sessions (M–F, 8:00 AM–5:15 PM):
Week 1: June 8–12
Week 2: June 15–19
Week 3: June 22–26
Week 4: June 29–July 1
Week 5: July 6–10
Week 6: July 13–17
Week 7: July 20–24
Adventure Camps
Adventure Camps are built for campers who love the outdoors and prefer smaller groups. These camps meet and dismiss at LSCA’s Cypress Cove property and spend the entire time outside—cooking over fires, exploring nature, and participating in outdoor skills.
Adventure 5&6 / Adventure 7&8
Campers shoot archery, swim, may tube on the lake, and take part in outdoor challenges. Meals are cooked outside, and these camps do not use the traditional canteen system.
Adventure 56 (5th–6th Grade): June 22-24
Drop-off 4 PM | Pick-up NoonAdventure 78 (7th–8th Grade): July 7-10
Drop-off 4 PM | Pick-up Noon
High School Wilderness Camp
A true wilderness experience managed in partnership with Discovery Ministries (Missouri).
Campers backpack, canoe, and camp without modern amenities—no electricity, bathrooms, or cell phones. This physically demanding trip builds confidence, teamwork, and spiritual focus. Limited to 10 campers.
HS Wilderness Camp (9th–Just Graduated): July 5–July 10
Jr. High Extreme (Day Camp Only)
A high-intensity, skills-based adventure for students entering 6th–8th grade. Activities may include water sports, hiking, biking, archery, and more. Includes morning and afternoon canteen.
Jr. High Extreme: June 29–July 1
8 AM–5 PM