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Lutherhill La Grange

La Grange, Texas · Lutheran · overnight + day

At a glance

Lutherhill’s La Grange camp groups campers into cabin villages for Bible study, worship, and outdoor activities. Alphas gives ages 6–7 a three-night introduction; older youth have longer stays, and onsite day camp serves ages 6–11.

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CampFactor v1 · method dated 2026-09-06 · last reviewed 2026-09-10 · How we rank

Photo: Lutherhill La Grange official site

Our research

The parent information page describes online forms for registering your camper. Programs begin with Alphas for ages 6–7 and extend to an open-ended senior-high age band; no numeric maximum is confirmed. Official pages differ on whether day camp ends at age 11 or 12, so confirm directly before selecting a session.

Registration details checked September 29, 2026: the program page promotes summer 2027 and says registration opens October 15. It publishes Alphas ages 6–7, Youngns 7–9, Yearlings 9–12, Jr. High 12–14, and Sr. High 14 and up. The parent page explains that overlapping ages give families flexibility. Full 2027 tuition and session dates were not confirmed.

The parent page lists day-camp drop-off at 8 a.m. and pickup between 5 and 5:15 p.m. It says day-camp fees must be paid in full at registration. Most overnight programs require a $150 nonrefundable deposit within two weeks of registering; Jr. High Connect and LYLE require $300. Overnight balances are due two weeks before the session.

Before you choose

Official pages disagree on whether day camp ends at age 11 or 12. Senior-high eligibility is open-ended, so confirm the program rather than relying on one camp-wide age range.

Confirm these details for your child’s exact session:

Eligible ages or grades, session dates, and whether a parent or church leader registers.
Total cost, additional fees, payment deadlines, and refund terms before paying a deposit.
Faith programming, daily schedule, and how the camp handles your child’s needs.

A detail worth knowing

Age bands intentionally overlap, so families can choose by camper readiness. The official day-camp pages still disagree on the upper age limit; no closed overall age range is confirmed.

Details from the camp

2027 registration opens October 15; full dates and tuition were not confirmed in this review

CampFactor evidence

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Faith & community: 0/20 confirmed

Not yet confirmed: Official Christian mission or faith basis
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