Cedarkirk Camp and Conference Center

Cedarkirk’s mission includes experiencing Christ’s love in Christian community.

The residential schedule includes Bible study and evening worship.

Junior campers take part in a counselor-led small family group.

Cedarkirk belongs to the Presbyteries of Tampa Bay and Peace River.

Swimming is part of Junior Camp’s traditional activities.

Junior Camp lists a zipline and climbing wall.

Residential groups spend time canoeing, swimming, and cooking outdoors.

The camp plans activities by age group; weather can change which activities happen.

Junior Camp is for children who have completed grades 3–6.

The last published Junior Camp schedule includes June 7–12, 2026, with additional six-day sessions later that summer.

Junior campers sleep in air-conditioned lodging.

Parents register individual campers through an online account and pay a deposit.

Families hand medicines in at check-in; the healthcare manager stores them under lock and records dosing.

Special diets and common food allergies should be recorded on the camper’s health form.

Families should discuss additional needs with a director before camp; Cedarkirk states it cannot meet every need.

Junior check-in is 4–4:30 p.m.; families also receive confirmation emails with arrival instructions.

Three meals and an evening snack are provided; campers are asked not to bring food.

Families choose a confidential payment tier without changing the camp experience; need-based scholarships are also available.

The $100 deposit is nonrefundable. Cancel more than 14 days ahead for a refund of other fees; closer cancellations depend on filling the space, with illness or emergencies reviewed individually.