secure A spot for an amazing summer filled with faith, belonging and Adventure!
Slumber Falls Camp believes God’s love extends to each and every one of us. For 65+ years, SFC’s beloved summer camps have been building community, sharing God’s love, and exploring the beauty of God’s creation. “Camp for a Week, Friends for Life” is our hope for every camper.
We strive to create a welcoming, diverse, and inclusive camp community and welcome families of all kinds to experience the joy of camp and the beauty of nature at Slumber Falls Camp. Each camp week is led by a volunteer camp director and staff with the support of our trained summer and year-round staff.
fun & Faith for all children
1st-2nd Grade
Springs Alive was created to ease the younger camper into the overnight camping experience (and ease the parents, too!) Developed for children who have completed first and second grade, Springs Alive is a three-night camping experience that will prepare campers for a full week of camp and help them build connections with God, nature, and each other.
3rd-5th Grade
Campers will explore the great outdoors, build friendships, and grow in faith. Each day is filled with awesome games, laughter, and fun activities that encourage teamwork and personal growth.
6th-9th Grade
There are three different camps to choose from for your 6th, 7th, 8th and 9th graders to choose from. Explore more on the Slumber Falls Camp website.
10th-12th Grade
Break away from technology and spend a week with your peers reconnecting with nature and rediscovering yourself. Roaring Rapids is designed for older teenagers and focuses on a week of building relationships, connecting with God and nature while getting back to childhood with games, skits, swimming, and more.
Ages 14-18
Leadership in Training (formerly CIT) at Slumber Falls Camp helps young people develop essential leadership skills like teamwork and communication while learning to become great counselors. Through their roles in the program, they gain confidence and resilience, preparing them to become effective leaders not only at camp but in school and their communities.
