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Summer Camp FAQ's (Frequently Asked Questions)
College Age Summer Staff Apply Here:
Adult Volunteers Needed Each Week Medic (nurse, doctor, EMT), Maintenance Volunteer Free housing & meals for your family |
General
Summer Camp Information Camp CILCA is a great place to get away from the ordinary & experience Gods grace in His creation. Campers can get involved in a variety of activities like: hiking, sports, games, canoeing, kayaking, swimming, archery, creek walking, crafts, fishing, Bible study, campfire singing & devotions & more!
Besides our regular camps, we have specialty camps like Bike Camp, Night Owl camp, Special Needs Camp,Volleyball camp, Parent-Child camps, Parent/Child Canoe Trips, Family Camp, and Families with Hope, a camp for families whove gone through divorce. We also have a lot of great camp and volunteer options for High school youth,too!
Bring Friends
or Come Alone and make New Friends!!
Our staff is trained to help first-timers make new friends quickly. Camp CILCA is open to everyone whether they go to church or not. Non-Christian friends will find that camp is a fun way to learn more about God and His love for everyone. If you and a friend wish to be in the same cabin you BOTH must put the others name down as a cabinmate request (for the same camp). Camp is a great place to make lots of new friends, so if you limit the number of your cabinmate requests, you will have more opportunities to make some great new friends from around the state!
Camp Rates Every year the cost to operate Camp CILCA goes up due to inflation and improvements to the facilities and programs. Even still, we are proud to be one of the least expensive LCMS camps in the nation. It may surprise you that the actual cost for each camper is much more than what we charge. Therefore, we depend on and are very grateful to our donors, who help keep our fees low and help us improve the quality and value of this ministry. You are invited to be one of our appreciated donors. Donors also help us continue to offer scholarships to those who cant afford to pay these rates. Even if you are unable to donate above what you are already paying for camp, we sincerely ask for your prayers.
Early Bird Discounts
for camps that costs
over $100
per person:
Save $20 if you pay in full by
February 15th. Late Fees: If you register less than 10 days before your camp starts, there is a late fee of $10. ($5 total for ParentChild Camps) If you register less than 3 days before your camp starts, there is a late fee of $20. ($10 total ParentChild Camps)
After You Register After you register, you will receive a confirmation e-mail (or letter through U.S. mail) with a list of what to bring and a Camper Information Form which you will need to mail to camp at least one week before arrival along with your balance due (if any). All forms, maps, & information sheets are also available at www.cilca.org. The $50 deposit per camper is non-refundable. |
| Check-In Time | Check-Out Time | |
| Full week camps | 5:00pm-6:30pm on Sunday (No Meal) | 3pm after a 2:30pm Closing Program |
| Mini-Camps | 5:00pm-6:30pm on Wednesday (No Meal) | 3pm after a 2:30pm Closing Program |
| Special Needs I | 7:00pm on Sunday | 4:00pm Tuesday |
| Special Needs II | 7:00pm on Tuesday | 4:00pm Thursday |
| Parent/Child Camps | 6:00pm on Friday | 6:00pm Friday |
| Family Camp | 7:00pm on Tuesday | 3:00pm Saturday |
The food distribution program is available to all eligible participants without regard to race, color, gender, national origin, age or handicap. Any persons who believe that he or she has been discriminated against in any USDA activity should write immediately to the Secretary of Agriculture, Washington D.C. 20250.
2007 Camp Video (using 2006 photos)
2006 Camp Video (using 2005 photos)