JUNIOR HIGH

Grades 6-8
5 Nights/6 Day Camp
June 15-20, 2025 (Grades 3-8)
June 22-27, 2025 (Grades 5-8)
July 13-18, 2025 (Grades 3-8)
COST: $485 (activities, meals, lodging)

What to Expect

Junior High Camp is for campers going into 6-8th grades fall of 2025. It is an overnight, weeklong camp. Camp activities include worship, fishing, swimming, canoeing, hiking, crafts, archery, zipline, small group meetings and specialized sessions.

Purpose & Activities

As a middle schooler there is a lot about life to explore. Join us this summer at our Junior High Camps and explore the amazing journey God has for you.

Each day, campers will awake and experience FUN they will never forget. Our program hires talented and dedicated Summer Staff and we also welcome volunteers from camper’s churches and communities to be part of the Glen Lake experience!

Be a Volunteer

Lodging & Meals

Campers stay in climate-controlled cabins with same-age peers, supervised by trained leaders. Standard cabins house 14-20 with community bathrooms; deluxe cabins accommodate 18-20. Roommate requests available. Meals are kid-friendly, nutritious, and accommodating of dietary needs.

More-Standard & Vintage Cabins

Supervision

Glen Lake hires spiritually mature college students with a heart for Jesus, service, and adventure. We recruit from various colleges, conduct background and reference checks, and provide extensive training, including Ministry Safe. Our Summer Staff lead with love and encouragement, supported by Junior Counselors and Volunteers.

Apply to be on Summer Staff

REGISTER NOW

AVAILABILITY: OPEN
COST: $485

CLICK HERE TO REGISTER

Summer Schedule

Get to know the dedicated individuals who will be serving as spiritual leaders during this summer's camp.

Meet Our Deans

We understand how important it is for you, as a parent or guardian, to be aware of the spiritual guidance you child will receive while in our care. We have provided an overview for you and if you have any questions, our Program Director is always available to you at info@glenlake.org.

Week 2: June 22-27

Callie Barbee

Couts First United Methodist Church

MY BOAT STORY...

I grew up in California and had the opportunity to go whale watching on boats with scouts and school. I was wholeheartedly convinced I would be a marine biologists when I grew up. I was obssesed with whales and dolphins. You would commonly see me wearing my "Save the Whales" tshirt. However, I always got seasick on the boat during these trips. I guess, my sensitivity to the waves was one of the many ways that God was letting me know, marine biologist was not my career path.

Brendan Voss

St. John the Apostle Arlington First United Methodist Church

MY BOAT STORY...

My favorite form of boat would be a kayak! Unless we count tubes as boats... Then it's definitely a tube.

Week 5: June 22-27