Whether you have been coming to camp for years or are considering it for the first time, we’re glad you’re here. For over 50 years Lakeview Ministries has been focused on providing incredible faith-filled experiences for kids of all ages and maintaining the highest standards for the safety and well being of every person who comes to camp. We can’t wait to welcome you to camp!
Pre-Registration: Feb 2-3
(Sign up for Classic, Village, 4th of July, Night Owl, and Senior High camps)
Open Registration: Feb 9 at 9:00 am EST
(Sign up for Explorer, Tiny Tykes, Fun Days, Family Camp, Women’s Retreat, and any remaining Full-Week session openings)
All campers who sign up during Pre-Registration will be placed into a pool to be sorted according to their listed session choices and preferences. This is NOT based on order of sign up. Signing up at any point during Pre-Registration gives you the best chance to receive your top choice session.
PROGRAMS I REGISTRATION INFO I PAY FOR CAMP I PARENT HEADQUARTERS I INFO PACKETS I SUMMER SCHEDULE
Programs
We offer youth camp programs and weekend family retreats at two adjacent sites: Camp Lakeview and Lakeview Villages. Don’t worry about sending campers to both sites-they’re right across the road from each other. Camp Lakeview is for our younger campers (grades 1-6) and Lakeview Villages is for our older campers (grades 6-12). Both sites offer the same great camp experience specifically tailored to the age of the campers.
We also offer weekend programs for families at both sites.
Camp Lakeview Programs
(1st-6th grade)
Sunday-Friday overnight sessions for campers in 1st-6th grade.
Lakeview Villages Programs
(6th-12th grade)
Sunday-Friday overnight sessions for campers in 6th-12th grade.
Registration Process
Click the button below for a detailed description of our registration process, with important things to know about it and helpful tips. If this is your first year signing up, we HIGHLY RECOMMEND reading through this.
As part of our registration process, Pre-Registration takes place on Feb 2-3 for Classic, Village, 4th of July, Night Owl, and Senior High camp.
Open Registration launches for all summer programs on Monday, February 9th at 9:00 am EST. This includes Explorer Camp, Tiny Tykes, Fun Days, Family Camp, Women’s Retreat, and any remaining open full-week session spots.
To sign up for camp, click the big blue “Register / Log In” button on our homepage.
Before registering, please read through our Important Registration Policies which contain very helpful information for you to know about Registration, Forms, Deposits, Refunds, Roommate Requests, Waiting List, Financial Aid, etc.
Paying for Camp
We have multiple avenues set up to help make paying for camp affordable for your family. One of our goals as a ministry is that all children and families have the opportunity to come to camp.
Tiered Pricing
When signing up for camp, you will be able to choose between three prices: Tier A, Tier B, and Tier C. Tier A is based on the true cost of camp, while Tier B and Tier C are prices subsidized by donations. There is NO difference in the experience your camper receives at camp based on the tier you choose. This is simply a way to allow families to select a price that works for them. Your selection is completely confidential.
Select Tier C for a camp cost significantly reduced from the true cost of camp. Select Tier A to help support families who need additional financial help.
Scholarships / Financial Aid
We also offer camp scholarships (called “camperships”) to lower barriers and make camp accessible for everyone. A campership is typically for 50% of the registration cost.
The campership application period runs from February 9-March 9th. Your camper must be registered for a summer session before applying for a campership (call our office if the deposit may be an issue for you to pay).
Parent Headquarters
Once you’re signed up for camp, head over to Parent Headquarters to find everything you need for preparing to come to camp this summer. This includes:
- Parent FAQ
- How our Waitlist Works
- Arrival/Departure Information when coming to camp
- How to send messages to campers during their time at camp
- How to view picture of campers during their time at camp
Camp Information Packets
When you sign up for a camp program, one of the first things you should do is read through the Information Packet for the program. Each packet contains enormously helpful information such as:
- PACKING LIST
- ARRIVAL/DEPARTURE INFORMATION
- PARENT EXPECTATIONS AND SAFETY INFORMATION
- ANY REQUIRED FORMS
Be a parent pro – many common questions about camp are answered in these information packets.
Summer Schedule
Check out our complete summer program schedule below. You can find descriptions of all our programs in our BROCHURE and which sessions still have openings on our FULLNESS page.
