Age-Graded Programming
Grace Adventures Summer Camps offer age-graded programming to meet your child where they are at developmentally and spiritually.
Non Stop Fun
Your camper will experience new activities, eat delicious food, make new friends, and enjoy time in God's creation.
Learn About Jesus
Through Cabin Bible studies, chapel times, campfires, and games your child will hear all about who Jesus Christ is.
Rustic Warrior Details
It’s time for your son to become a Warrior!
Your child will spend the week living in tents on a rustic island, focusing on what a true man of God is while experiencing activities and challenges like they’ve never known before. Each tribe of campers will learn new skills, build friendships and go on adventures together. Your camper won’t want to miss this once in a lifetime experience!
Activities Include:
Battle Barge, Sword and Shield Making, Warrior Weapons Challenge, Jeeps on the Sand Dunes, Tubing, Target Sports, Sandboarding, River Trip, The Clash
Camp Dates And Rates
Due to 2020 Summer Camp closures, no new registrations will be taken at this time. See here for more information.
Thank you for your understanding. Our 2021 dates and rates will be posted soon.
Typical Day At Camp
8:15 Wake Up
9:00 Breakfast
10:00 Activity Groups
11:15 Chapel
12:15 Lunch
1:00 Free Time
3:00 Large Group Activity
5:30 Dinner
6:15 Activity Groups
8:15 Large Group Campfire
11:00 Lights Out
Cancellation Policy
Upon registration, a $100.00 Non-Refundable deposit is due per reservation. Any cancellations will forfeit that deposit.
Canceling your campers's camp registration within 14 days of the camp, you are obligated to the full camp fee
Parent Resources
Close-Up Of Camp
Scholarships
Many families would love to send their child to camp at Grace Adventures but wonder how they could ever afford it. Grace understands that todays world is very uncertain and the cost of camp can be a real sacrifice for many families. It is the intention of Grace to never have to turn a camper away because of financial barriers.
