Summer Camp 2022
Registration closes one week before the first day of each camp session.
*Parents may choose either camp with overlapping grades (2nd, 4th & 6th).
Check-in begins at 2 pm on the first day of camp. Dismissal is at 11 am on the last day of camp.
Learn a little more of what you can expect as a parent when sending your child to camp by clicking the on the summer camp brochure above.
Summer Camps Health & Safety/COVID-19 Information
ILNC is committed to the safety of our campers, volunteers, and staff. We follow the requirements of any applicable public-health orders in force at the time camping activities take place. We also follow the most current guidelines issued by the State of Michigan's camp licensing agency, which may be viewed here.
If your child has any of the following symptoms, whether or not exposure to COVID-19 is suspected, he or she may have a serious illness and should not be sent to camp:
If your child has any of the following symptoms, whether or not exposure to COVID-19 is suspected, he or she may have a serious illness and should not be sent to camp:
- Temperature of 100.4 degrees Fahrenheit or higher
- Sore throat
- Cough (for campers with chronic cough due to allergies or asthma, a change in their cough from baseline)
- Difficulty breathing (for children with asthma, a change from their baseline breathing)
- Diarrhea or vomiting
- New onset of severe headache, especially with a fever
GOD IS FAITHFUL.
Indian Lake provides a place where everyone can live reconciled to God and each other. It is our top priority that students who attend summer camp will experience God's love in a powerful way. We have wonderful services, speakers, and music. We believe that even outside of our chapel services God's love is experienced in so many unique ways at Indian Lake.
This generation has limitless opportunities but kids continue to be more plugged in, read less, spend less time outside and are less fit. The average American youth today spends about 82 minutes per day on their phone and only 4 minutes per day playing outside. Students who attend summer camp have an adventurous time in creation, stretching their hearts and minds (and legs) and have a new sense of purpose.
Campers discover God's love for them. Campers discover hope, peace and acceptance. Camp is powerful.
We hope you will allow your children to join us this summer at Indian Lake Nazarene Camp!
THE VOICE OF THE LORD IS POWERFUL; THE VOICE OF THE LORD IS MAJESTIC.
PSALM 29:4
Indian Lake provides a place where everyone can live reconciled to God and each other. It is our top priority that students who attend summer camp will experience God's love in a powerful way. We have wonderful services, speakers, and music. We believe that even outside of our chapel services God's love is experienced in so many unique ways at Indian Lake.
This generation has limitless opportunities but kids continue to be more plugged in, read less, spend less time outside and are less fit. The average American youth today spends about 82 minutes per day on their phone and only 4 minutes per day playing outside. Students who attend summer camp have an adventurous time in creation, stretching their hearts and minds (and legs) and have a new sense of purpose.
Campers discover God's love for them. Campers discover hope, peace and acceptance. Camp is powerful.
We hope you will allow your children to join us this summer at Indian Lake Nazarene Camp!
THE VOICE OF THE LORD IS POWERFUL; THE VOICE OF THE LORD IS MAJESTIC.
PSALM 29:4
