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Kids Camp

Kids Camp ($300)

A day at Kids Camp starts with a cheerful breakfast in the dining hall, followed by a quick cabin tidy-up. Campers then gather for morning Bible lessons filled with singing, teaching, and learning a weekly memory verse. Following the lesson time until lunch, kids chose from a mix of sports and engaging creative activities led by our counselors and recreation staff.

After a hearty lunch, cabin groups reconnect for relaxed discussions about the morning’s lesson and questions about the Christian faith. The afternoon continues with more planned activities, swimming, tuck time, craftsand some free time outdoors around our camp property.

Evenings bring everyone together for a fun, camp-wide activity before gathering at the campfire for songs, skits, games, and a story from the camp leader. Once the campfire time winds down, campers head back to their cabins to get ready for bed. Each cabin is occupied by two counselors and up to eight campers.

An application form must be completed and accepted by Mount Forest Camp before any camper can attend. 


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What are the ages for campers at Kids Camp?

Campers must be 8 years old by December 31st and not older than 13 at time of camp.

How do I make sure my child is in a cabin with their friends?

We make every effort to ensure (but cannot absolutely guarantee) that every camper is in a cabin with at least one friend named on their registration form.

Who will my child's counsellor(s) be?

Each cabin has two counselors who are both born-again Christians. As much as possible, counselors are also members of the Churches of God who have volunteered to undertake this responsibility and been endorsed for their role by their elders. Many counselors are themselves former campers who want to make camp as fun and unforgettable an experience as it was for them during their years as campers.