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2026 Camp Dates

Scamper (ages 6-8): July 6 - 10

Primary (ages 8-10): July 12 - 17

Junior (ages 10-12): July 19 - 24

Senior (ages 13-15): July 26 - 31

Summer Camp

Join us for an amazing summer camp experience at Camp Whitney! Our summer camp program is designed to provide children ages 6 to 15 with a fun and enriching environment where they can make new friends, explore nature, and grow in their faith. Our dedicated staff ensures a safe and memorable experience for all campers.

Scampers

July 6 – 10, 2026

Designed for ages 6 - 8, this introductory 4 day camp runs from drop off Monday afternoon to pick up Friday afternoon. Children will stay in cabins with up to 5 other children and their counselor. Children will enjoy participating in activities such as archery, arts & crafts, paddle boarding, beach time and swimming, canoeing, songs, themed meals, sports, camp wide games, campfires, God chat, and so much more!

Primary

July 12 – 17, 2026

Designed for ages 8 - 10, this 5 day camp runs from drop off Sunday afternoon to pick up Friday afternoon. Children will stay in cabins with up to 5 other children and their counselor. Children will enjoy participating in activities such as archery, arts & crafts, paddle boarding, beach time and swimming, canoeing, songs, themed meals, sports, camp wide games, campfires, God chat, and so much more!

Junior

July 19 – 24, 2026

Designed for ages 10 - 12, this 5 day camp runs from drop off Sunday afternoon to pick up Friday afternoon. Children will stay in cabins with up to 5 other children and their counselor. Children will enjoy participating in activities such as archery, arts & crafts, paddle boarding, beach time and swimming, canoeing, songs, themed meals, sports, camp wide games, campfires, God chat, and so much more!

Senior

July 26 – 31, 2026

Designed for ages 13 - 15, this 5 day camp runs from drop off Sunday afternoon to pick up Friday afternoon. Children will stay in cabins with up to 5 other children and their counselor. Children will enjoy participating in activities such as archery, arts & crafts, paddle boarding, beach time and swimming, canoeing, songs, themed meals, sports, camp wide games, campfires, God chat, and so much more!

Wild at Whitney

A Family Adventure

Wild at Whitney is the ultimate, all-inclusive family adventure where the only rule is to have fun! From lakeside thrills to quiet moments discovering faith together, our "programming-optional" week is designed to be supportive, inexpensive, and entirely stress-free. Whether you’re diving into outdoor challenges or just relaxing by the fire, it’s a positive space for your family to reconnect at your own pace.

Things to Bring to Camp

Sleeping bag & pillow

Mattresses are provided, but ensure you bring warm bedding and a pillow to use

Daily change of clothes

Weather can be very cool in the mornings and evenings, and get quite hot during the day. Ensure your child has a daily change of clothes that are appropriate for all kids of weather.

Rain Gear

Some days it rains at camp and, although we do amend activities to be more indoors when it is wet, campers are required to walk outside between buildings and may still have some outside time.

Toiletries

There is dedicated time to shower at camp, so please pack your child's shampoo, conditioner, body wash, toothbrush, toothpaste, and any other toiletries they use on a daily basis. Please leave all perfume at home.

Towel & Swimsuit

Swimming in the lake is a daily activity at camp, weather permitting, so please ensure your child has a comfortable swimsuit and towel (or two!)

Sun Hat

It can get very hot at camp, so be sure to pack a good hat to keep the sun off your child's head.

Proper footwear

Closed-toed running shoes are vital for your child at camp, ensuring comfort and safety. They prevent injuries and protect feet, enhancing their overall experience.

Bug Spray

Camp Whitney is nestled between a beautiful forest and lake, so make sure to bring bug spray to keep the mosquitoes at bay!

Sunscreen

It can get very hot at camp, so be sure to pack a waterproof sunscreen.

Flashlight & batteries

For night trips to the bathroom, or looking around your cabin at night, a flashlight is a must!

Refillable water bottle

It can get very hot at camp and we like to take care of the environment, so be sure to pack a refillable water bottle to stay hydrated all day.

Things NOT to Bring to Camp

Food, drink, or candy

All snacks and meals are provided for your child and food is not allowed in the cabins. Any food found in your child's belongings will be confiscated and returned at the end of camp.

Money

There is nothing for your child to buy at camp as everything is already provided with your registration fee. Please leave all money with your parents or guardians. Camp Whitney is not responsible for any lost or stolen money.

Electronic Devices

Cell phones, iPods, GameBoys, tablets, and all other electronic devices must be left at home. Camp is for exploring your relationship with nature and those around us. All electronic devices will be confiscated and returned at the end of camp.