Cedarkirk Summer Camps

Residential Camps:
Cedarkirk offers small-group camping throughout its varied programs – a “family group”, typically comprised of boys and girls with their counselors, will experience camp together and grow as a group. We believe this is the best model to provide a nurturing and safe environment and helps foster meaningful relationships among campers and between campers and counselors. The community that forms within the “family group” and that group’s relation to the rest of camp is an important aspect of the Cedarkirk experience.

Regardless of the particular program you and your child select, EVERY camper will be part of our small-group camping experience. The greatest strength of our summer program is the community that forms here each week among staff and campers in these small groups and we make sure each camper is a part of it! Even our specialty camps (i.e. Culinary Camps, Adventure Camps, etc.) generally have only one block of specialty time each day, at most. The rest of the day is spent as a small group at activities like archery, canoeing, Bible study, swimming, cook outs, and more. After dinner, small groups in the same age range will come together for supervised free time, worship, and night activities.

Cedarkirk campers leave with a sense of accomplishment and a greater appreciation for their own – and others’ – abilities. They gain a deeper comprehension of their relationship with God and a new perspective on what they are capable of achieving.

Day Camp:
Our adventure-based, faith-focused day camps will provide your camper with a week full of outdoor adventure. Day campers will play outside, make friends, try some new adventures, and grow in their faith.