Lake Ann Camp

Lake Ann’s stated mission uses group learning experiences to encourage biblical decisions.

The summer schedule includes twice-daily chapel and individual God and I Time.

Campers join cabin groups and may request up to two friends in the same program.

Senior High counselors and speakers guide Bible discussions; availability varies by age program.

Lake activities include canoes, water trikes, and paddleboards.

An outdoor bouldering wall provides a climbing option.

The grade-6 Jump Start program explores the bog and river, including plants and crawfish.

Six programs adapt the experience by grade, from Juniors to high-school leadership camp.

Summer programs span incoming grade 4 through recent high school graduates; Reborne Rangers requires nomination.

Sessions run Monday morning through Saturday at 9 a.m.

Summer registration includes housing for the overnight stay.

Families can begin registration online; the page separately links youth-group planning.

Arrival-day stations include a Health Office where families turn in camper medications.

List allergies on the health form and contact food service about accommodation; the facility is not allergen-free.

Parents can send mail or arrange one-way email through the office, with ten emails costing $3.

Housing, meals, and program activities are included; snacks, souvenirs, and Craft Station purchases cost extra.

Need-based scholarships generally range from $100–$375 per child; awards are not guaranteed.

A full refund requires seven days’ notice; later cancellations forfeit $125.