Yes! We are excited to run our summer camps in 2021! Some camps are already on waitlists, so register soon!

Current state licensing regulations require all licensed Michigan camps to require masks during indoor activities (not including eating and sleeping) or when unable to physically distance outdoors.

Summer Camp, by nature, is a place that is known for its ability to get kids outside and we are placing a higher emphasis on that this summer.  

Campers will be spending a majority of their time outdoors, but there will be times when your camper is required to wear a mask.

Medical exemptions from doctors will be accepted. Please submit yours to our office by emailing .

Prior To Arriving At Camp:

We ask for your partnership as parents to help us create a fun and safe environment for all. Please health screen your child prior to arriving at camp with these things in mind:

• Temperature Check (temp is 100.3 degrees or lower)
• In the past 3 days have you, your camper, or anyone in your
  household experienced any of the following symptoms: fever (felt feverish), new or
  worsening cough, shortness of breath, sore throat, or diarrhea?
• In the past 3 days have you, your camper, or anyone in your household been in close
  contact with anyone (including but not limited to household) that has experienced any
  of the following symptoms: fever (felt feverish), new or worsening cough, shortness of breath, sore throat, or diarrhea?
• In the past 10 days have you, your camper, or anyone in your household had any close
  contact with an individual diagnosed with COVID-19?

If you or your camper answer yes to any of those questions, please contact our office before coming to camp.

Daily Health Screenings:

We will be conducting daily basic health screens and temperature checks of all campers and staff during camp.

If your camper starts showing signs or symptoms of COVID-19 during camp, they will be lovingly and discretely led to our Health Office for further evaluation.

COVID-19 Testing:

We are not requiring campers to be tested for COVID-19 before coming to camp.

We will be testing our staff weekly, prior to your camper arriving on-site, to help provide peace of mind to you and your camper about leaving your child in our expert care.

Our staff is working hard to create check-in and check-out experiences that reduce the exposure risk for all our families.

We are currently planning on doing a drive-through check-in and check-out with assigned and staggered times. Registered families will receive more detailed information via email as we have the details finalized.

Grace has been running programming all year based on the concept of cohort groups.

We have found that deep and rich relationship building is a result of this as well as the benefits of limiting the exposure risk due to cross-over among groups.

Our activities and schedules will be modified with this in mind. We look forward to the quality time and relationships that campers can experience through this.

We have reduced the overall capacity of our camps and lowered the capacities in our cabins/bunkhouses in accordance with recommendations from our Health Department and Licensing Guidelines.

Our ServeSafe Certified Food Service Staff will be serving meals cafeteria-style while wearing the proper PPE. Campers will eat with their cohort groups. Our dining hall will be well ventilated and cohort groups will have the option to eat outside during the week.

Worry-Free Registration: In this time of uncertainty, we know planning ahead can be a challenge. That’s why if you or your camper has a COVID-19 related issue preventing them from attending our camp program, we will refund any money you have paid, including registration deposit.

A COVID-19 Related Issue Includes:

• Your camper or a family member in your camper’s household tests positive for COVID-19
• Your camper or a family member in your camper’s household exhibits symptoms of COVID-19
• Your camper comes in close contact or a family member in your camper’s household comes into close contact with someone testing positive for COVID-19 (as the CDC guidelines and local health department define close contact)
• Your camper’s quarantine period from testing positive for COVID-19 or being in close contact with someone positive for COVID-19 overlaps your camper’s summer camp dates
• Health and Safety orders, such as those through MDHHS, don’t legally allow events and gatherings in your county or Grace Adventures’ local health department doesn’t allow the events to run
• Grace Adventures deems it unsafe to run the event

Worry-Free Registration applies to Summer Camp 2021 registrations only.

There is a $100 non-refundable deposit when you sign up your child for camp. 

Canceling your campers's camp registration within 14 days of the camp, you are obligated to the full camp fee.

Out of our desire to serve your family and create a positive experience for all, if your family does not agree with any of our COVID-19 mitigation strategies and refuse to send your camper to camp, you may cancel your registration and receive a full refund until May 21st.

We hope that you will prayerfully consider sending your child to camp as we seek to teach Biblical principles, create healthy relationships, and grow kids in faith, maturity, and confidence.

Yes! We understand that not everyone can afford the cost of camp. Camp is an investment. But we don't want anyone to be turned away from an experience at camp because of finances.

We have multiple different discounts and a scholarship fund that helps countless kids come to camp that otherwise wouldn't be able to.

Please visit our Scholarship page for more information.

Of Course! Campers can request Cabin Mates on the registration form. We will house up to 4 friends together in a cabin.

Bring A Friend Discount

There is a discount if your child brings friends who have never been to Grace Adventures before. You can receive up to $120 off your camp rate if you child brings 3 friends who haven't attended Grace Adventures before.

All of our camps are age-graded to meet your child at the developmental stage that they are at. Activities and lessons are scaled to create the greatest impact possible.

Find the camp that fits your childs age and read the descriptions for information about that camp. You can also call our office and we would be happy to talk with you about what each camp offers.

Yes, there is a $100 non-refundable deposit when you sign up your child for camp. The balance will be due 10 days your camper's arrival date. You may choose at any time to pay your balance online by logging in.

We provide free one-way emails for you to send messages to your camper during their camp experience. These messages are delivered daily around dinner time.

We use a service and app called Bunk1 to manage and post photos of your camper during the week. You'll receive instructions on how to view and access those photos at check-in.

You can download the Bunk1 app from the Apple App Store or Google Play for your phone to receive notifications about camp and updates.

You can allow grandparents or other authorized people to view your camper's photos by selecting "Manage Guests" from your Account Dashboard to give them permission to view photos or send e-mails to your camper.

At camp we have a zero tolerance for behaviors like bullying, threat to harm self or others, theft, and assault. Our staff go through a minimum of two weeks of training, including over 20 hours of behavior management training.

If a situation arises, the camper will be removed from the situation and have a conversation to recontract for future behavior. If the behavior persists, parents will be contacted to make a plan to move forward.

At no point will a camper be deprived of food, sleep or basic needs and corporal punishment will never be used. We expect 2 things from every camper, Respect for self and others and Responsibility for their own actions.

We know that because many kids are away from home for the first time they may have a difficult time missing family and we desire to create a safe environment where they feel heard, loved and cared for.

We train our staff to look for signs of homesickness and how to have conversations and redirect camper’s attention in positive ways. If a camper has a hard time engaging in camp our staff will contact parents to work together and decide on a course of action.

Unless there is an issue where the camper is no longer physically safe or threathening the phyiscal safety of other campers, we highly discourage campers talking to their parents during their camp experience.

Your trust in us is extremely important and we understand that campers are able to open up emotionally, socially, and spiritually better if they are fully immersed in the camp experience and not contacting home.

We are happy to accommodate some dietary needs and restrictions that our guests may have. We are pleased to offer gluten free, dairy free, peanut/tree nut free and vegetarian options. If your allergy/dietary restrictions fall into any of these four categories please inform us at least one week prior to your experience by filling out those needs on your online health form. If your allergy/dietary needs exceed those listed above  make arrangements to bring your own food.

We will have a designated area in the dining room equipped with a refrigerator and a microwave for individuals bringing their own food to use. Please make sure your food is clearly labeled. In addition to the aforementioned area, a table will be set up that will have clearly labeled food prepared by the kitchen staff in a corner of the dining room.

We will provide a copy of the menu upon request.

All summer we have a trained Health Officer, certified as required by the State of Michigan, that is in charge of managing and dispensing medications to campers as well as attending to any unfortunate bumps or scraps that may happen.

Please list those medications and dosages on the registration form and bring the medication (in its original container) with you when you check-in to camp.

All medications will be returned when the camper checks-out of camp.

Yes they can. While we highly recommend that your child is immunized to decrease the risk of any potential illnesses that may come onto campus during the summer, your child does not need to have the immunizations in order to attend camp.