This camp has along history of fellowship evidenced by the large white tabernacle and numerous cottages. Known as an adventure spot for canoeing and biking, we are located near Eagle Village with access to towers and rope courses. We are near Lake county, the poorest county in Michigan and have been used as a base camp for church work parties for Habitat for Humanity. With trails, canoeing, swimming, tubing, and the standard basketball and ball diamond, we serve as a well-rounded camp. Email, albright@tucker.usa.com

 

"Making Disciples" for nearly 150 years, and believed to be the oldest religious camp in the state of Michigan, Crystal Springs continues to impact the lives of children youth, and adults for Jesus in new and exciting ways. A  natural setting, rich in Methodist history, Crystal Springs is the perfect place for creating and strengthening your connection to Christ through energetic worship, relevant bible study, and extraordinary programs. Along with your favorite camp activities like basketball, soccer, sand volleyball, swimming, archery, canoeing, and others, Crystal Springs offers river tubing, floor hockey, target paintball, mountain boarding and laser tag. Visit us at www.crystalspringscamp.com

 

Lake Louise Camps are registered directly thru the camp. Do not send any registrations to the WMC Office. There is a $50 rebate available to any first time camper and to any returning camper who brings a first-time camper with them. The following camps are eligible: all senior high camps, middle school camp, elementary Polar Bear camp, and choir camp. Get the rebate form at www.lakelouisecommunity.org under Summer Camp/Lake Louise UM Camp/Camper Forms. Scholarships for Lake Louise are available directly from the camp. Find the scholarship form at www.lakelouisecommunity.org or call 231-549-2728.

 

Experience God, Fun, Family and the Sandy Shores at Lake Michigan! Have a fun, full summer! Plan on experiencing Lake Michigan Camp at least once this summer! Fun with friends, swimming, beach Olympics, soccer, team building, kayaking, sand boarding, archery, sling shot, volleyball, kickball, tire swing, floor hockey, life size chess set, trails, hills, sunsets, fire bowls, picnics, and cook-outs. Each camp praises God through music/bands, has a Bible based activities and lessons, coordinated program, a dedicated staff and small family and large group age appropriate activities. Visit www.LakeMichiganCamp.org.

 

Impacting lives with Christ! At Wesley Woods our mission is to "Impact Lives with the message of Jesus Christ" through high-energy worship, creative and unique programs, and an exciting team of believers who love serving the Lord. We can be found online at: http://wesleywoodscamp.com

 

You are welcome here!  Lakeview is your very own special place for your family vacation or your church group with weekend or weekly rates available for tent and RV Camping. Located 50 miles NNE of Grand Rapids in Montcalm County. Area activities, minutes from golf courses, flee markets and cheese factory. Find us online at: www.lakeviewcamp.org or www.lakeviewcamp.com or call Mike Symons, director: 989-352-6896.

 

For a detailed Camp Description, visit: www.westmichiganconference.org   Quick Link: Camping

 

Concord UMC supports their camping ministry with a Camp Scholarship Program. In February and November every year, a Camp Scholarship envelope is inserted in the church bulletin each week for the month of Feb. and Oct. The funds collected are designated for the Camp Scholarship Fund to help send campers to conference camps in the summer.

Also during those months a camp dvd will be shown before worship along with photos of past campers.

 

Concord United Methodist Church will support any and all children or youth in the Concord area with scholarships to Christian Camps. The total amount raised by CUMC in the same camp season will be divided equally among all camp registrants whether members or regular attenders of CUMC or from the community. It is our belief that God can use simple means to bring about spiritual ends.  Christian camping has a long history of planting seeds that the Spirit nourishes for years to come.  It is our hope at CUMC, that we can assist God along this journey by simply welcoming every child and youth in our community into a possible encounter with the living God!

 

All funds given within a given camping season will be distributed evenly among all camp registrants.

 

Each camper will be required to assist payment by covering their camp's deposit. These deposits are non-refundable by the conference, and if not used by the camper will be used by the conference for additional scholarships.

 

During the months of February and November there will be fundraising which consists of inserting a Camp Scholarship envelope each week in the bulletins for members of the congregation to help support the campers by making monetary donations to this designated fund.

 

April 15th, fundraising ends, totals divided among campers, families notified of balance due.

 

May 15th, all payments due from church and families. This includes any balance due after scholarship amount is awarded.

 

Jan. 1-Jan. 15: If it will be difficult to pay your campers balance after CUMC's scholarship has been applied, then see Camp Director for Conference Scholarship application. The scholarships from the West Michigan Conference are on a FIRST come, first served basis and will need to be applied for before scholarships from CUMC will be given out.

 

If you have any camp questions, please contact our Camp Director, Jenny Day, 581-8429 or email her at: kjkjday@yahoo.com