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2022 SUMMER CAMP
LAKESHORE CAMP & RETREAT CENTER
INSTALLMENT PAYMENT
OPTIONS AVAILABLE.
Pay $50 deposit, then
payments are processed at
1st of each month.
Go to lakeshorecamp.org/
summer-camp/registration
for info.
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WELCOME TO THE ‘SHORE
WHAT’S IN A NAME?
“I have called you by name, you are mine,” are the
lyrics of a camp song that brings back great memories
for me. Recorded by David Haas, the chorus of the
song “You are mine” reminds us “Do not be afraid, I
AM with you. . . . I have called you each by name. . . .
I love you and you are mine.” Even in a world that
seems out of control for us, we can be assured that what’s in our name
are such comforting realities like God loves us, God is with us, and God
knows our name.That is amazing! The Creator of the Cosmos knows
your name!
Our spiritual theme this summer is the answer to the question,
“What’s in a Name?” When someone hears my name, I hope they think
of something good.With God’s grace, I can live a life of integrity and
caring for others that would allow my name to stand out in a positive
way to most, never all, people. Jeanie Barton, our new Associate Program
Director, has adapted the following explanation from the curriculum:
Names have great power. Some hold special meanings and some
come with expectations. In a lifetime, we may give new meaning to our
name or take a new name.Along the journey, we discover who we are
and how God equips us to care for others.
This summer, we will look at how people in the Bible confronted
expectations, challenged others’ assumptions, and forged new identities.
Campers are invited to reflect on who they are as an individual, and how
they are connected to others.We will be reminded that God knows us
beyond any name we might be called and has invited us into relationship.
So, come on. Let’s camp together and discover just what is in
our name, the names of those around us, and how the Creator of the
Cosmos understands and love us.
See you at Camp,
Reverend Gary D. Lawson, Sr.
Executive Director
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Feb. 11–13 Counselor Training #1 ages 15–18
CAMP AT A GLANCE April 22–24 Counselor Training #2 ages 15–18
May 30– June 3 Camp Wonder – Special Needs ages 14–30
WEEK 1
Camp Teen Hope #1 – Females ages 12–15
May 30– June 4 Elementary #1 ages 8–11
Wilderness TreeHouse #1 ages 11–14
June 5–11 Jr. High #1 ages 12–14
WEEK 3 WEEK 2
Wilderness TreeHouse #2 ages 11–14
June 6–10 Camp Teen Hope #2 – Males ages 12–15
June 13–17 Camp Teen Hope #3 – Sr High Females ages 15–18
June 13–18 Elementary #2 ages 8–11
Jr/Sr High Arts Camp ages 12–18
Wilderness Watersports #1 ages 12–15
June 20–24 Camp Peace #1 – Males ages 12–15
WEEK 4
Camp Joy – Special Needs ages 31 & up
June 20–25 Elem WAM (Worship Arts & Music) ages 8–12
Jr/Sr High Fishing – Males ages 12–18
Wilderness Treenhouse #3 ages 11–14
June 25–26 Mom/Dad & Me ages 5–9
June 26–July 2 Senior High Camp ages 15–18
WEEK 7 WEEK 6 WEEK 5
Wilderness Watersports #2 ages 12–15
June 27–July 1 Camp Peace #2 – Females ages 12–15
July 6–9 Primary Elementary ages 7–9
Elementary Camp Hope ages 8–12
Wilderness TreeHouse #4 – Elem ages 9–11
July 10–16 Jr. High #2 ages 12–14
Elem Arts Camp ages 9–12
Aquatics Camp – Sr High ages 15–18
Jr/Sr High Board Game Camp ages 12–18
July 11–15 Camp Teen Hope #4 – Males ages 12–15
July 18–22 Camp Grace – Females ages 12–16
WEEK 8
July 18–23 Elementary #3 ages 8–11
Jr/Sr High WAM (Worship Arts & Music) ages 12–18
Wilderness Watersports #3 ages 12–15
July 24–30 Elementary #4 ages 8–11
WEEK 9
Jr. High #3 ages 12–14
Wilderness TreeHouse #5 ages 11–14
July 25–29 Camp Peace #3 – Females ages 12–15
YOU MAY ALSO LIKE
Confirmation Retreat #1 Feb. 18–20 5th–8th grade $104
Confirmation Retreat #2 March 25–27 5th–8th grade $104
30 Hour Famine Feb. 25–27 Jr/Sr High age $99
Jr/Sr High Retreat March 11–13 Jr/Sr High age $104
Older Elementary Retreat Sept. 23–25 ages 9–12 $104
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TIERED PRICING
Summer camp is a positive life changing
experience for many children and youth.
We believe that every child should be able to
come to camp, which is why we offer tiered
pricing. Lakeshore summer camps are a great
value! We are proud to say that all of our
basic camp programs are priced under the
regional average price.
You may be surprised to learn that the rates Lakeshore has historically
charged are subsidized and well below the true cost of a week at
camp. Camps across the country are receiving fewer and fewer
subsidies, and Lakeshore is no exception. In order to continue to
offer the same great programming with new and improved activities,
rates would need to increase drastically. Rather than raise prices on
all families, tiered pricing essentially asks families with greater financial
means to consider picking a tier more closely resembling the direct
cost of camp. This honor system approach makes it financially possible
for any child to come to camp.
Tiered pricing is intended to allow families to select the level of
payment most appropriate for their circumstances. Each family may
freely choose to participate in TIER 1, TIER 2
or TIER 3 level of payment. Every camper
has the same experience regardless of the
chosen tier and only the office will know
who chose which payment level. Lakeshore
believes that every child should be able
to come to camp and will continue to
offer camperships for campers who need
greater financial assistance.
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An explanation of the three tiers: TIER 1: TRUE – For families who are blessed to be able to pay first tier pricing, this tier more accurately reflects the true cost of camp including all aspects of maintaining facilities in good condition, insurance, utilities, etc. By choosing this tier, you can help Lakeshore make needed upgrades and continue to grow in the future. TIER 2: INTERMEDIATE – This tier is a mid-level between our historically subsidized rate and the true cost of camp. This tier more closely reflects the direct costs of a week of camp, including program costs, food, summer staff and camp administration. TIER 3: HISTORICALLY SUBSIDIZED – This tier most closely matches our traditional fee structure, which has been subsidized. This rate does not reflect what it “really costs” to offer camp programs. Because we want to make every effort to keep the cost of camp as affordable as possible, Tier 3 will keep the historically subsidized rate. Our Goals for Tiered Pricing: • To offer the highest quality programs possible, providing opportunities for fun, fellowship, inspiration and adventure. • To make camp affordable for all income levels. • To preserve camp for generations to come. • To provide an opportunity for partnership with those in a position to further the impact of Lakeshore’s summer ministry. Again, please note that this program is voluntary and in no way influences the experience children receive, yet it offers the opportunity for families to take an active role in supporting the true cost of their child’s camp experience.
ELEMENTARY AGE CAMPS
PRIMARY ELEMENTARY*
July 6–9 ages 7–9 $313 $278 $243
This 4-day/3-night camp may well be the first of many
overnight adventures away from home. A safe and loving
experience filled with fun activities such as creekstomping,
beach fun, swimming and crafts will give these young
campers great stories to share when they arrive home.
Their ever present, caring counselors will play, learn and
worship right beside their young charges while modeling
Christian love and nurture the entire time.
*This camp checks in Wed. at 1pm. Checks out Sat. at 11am.
ELEMENTARY CAMP AGES 8–11
These 6-day/5-night basic elementary camps are full of great
fun, new friends and strengthened faith as campers have a
week they will likely never forget. Working together as a cabin
group under the watchful eye of their counselors,
campers enjoy swimming, crafts, archery, nature
and a host of other outdoor activities every day.
Every evening is capped by a fun all-camp activity
and evening worship service before campers
retire to their air-conditioned cabins for the night.
Several session times each day where campers
come together for spiritual lessons from our
summer theme complete this week’s experience.
ELEMENTARY CAMP #1 May 30–June 4 $486 $451 $416
ELEMENTARY CAMP #2 June 13–18 $486 $451 $416
ELEMENTARY CAMP #3 July 18–23 $486 $451 $416
ELEMENTARY CAMP #4** July 24–30 $558 $523 $488
**This camp week is extended to be onsite the same time as Jr. High Camp #3. Campers
for session #4 will check in on Sunday night at 7pm. All others check in on Monday at 1pm.
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ELEMENTARY ARTS July 10–16 ages 9–12 $558 $523 $488
If your elementary age camper loves being artistic,
this is the week for them. Our usual theme time fun
will be supported with a greater emphasis on arts
and crafts, such as painting, simple pottery, etc. This
camp is never the same from summer to summer
because the leadership is always finding something
new for the campers to experience. Add in all the
normal Lakeshore fun of swimming, beach and nature
fun and so much more and your artistic camper will
have a week to remember.
ELEMENTARY WAM (WORSHIP ARTS & MUSIC)
June 20–25 ages 8–12 $486 $451 $416
Worship Arts & Music is a week-long experience for those who
are creative, enjoy music, and don’t mind being a little dramatic.
You will spend your time creating skits, singing songs, dancing,
and even dabbling in the visual arts. WAM camp is a high energy,
song filled, goofy week that allows all of our creative campers to
have a chance to learn new forms of art expression, share their
talents, and enjoy all the typical camp activities. This is a small
community of like-minded individuals who understand your
desire to act, sing, and dance. At the end of the week you will
get to put all your talents together and perform an unbelievable
show for all the parents and staff! Don’t miss out on your
For more information on tiered pricing go to page 5
chance to shine while sharing the talents God has given you!
ELEMENTARY WILDERNESS TREEHOUSE #4*
July 6–9 ages 9–11 $313 $278 $243
This 4-day/3-night camp is an
opportunity for an elementary age
camper to have a wilderness experience.
(See wilderness camp description on page 12).
This camp does not go on an off-site
canoe trip but will still find plenty of
challenging outdoor adventure during
their camp session.
*This camp checks in Wed. at 1 pm. Checks out Sat. at 11am.
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JR./SR. HIGH CAMPS
JR. HIGH CAMP AGES 12–14
A high-energy week filled with friends, fun, music and worship
provide the Jr. High camper with an experience they will
remember for years to come. Campers are busy all week with
the usual Lakeshore activities such as swimming,
crafts, beach party, and nature time. There are
several session times during the day where
leadership will engage the camp in active learning
sessions as they explore the summer theme.
Each evening there is an all-camp activity, such as
a scavenger hunt, talent show, dive-in movie or a
dance. Then the final gathering for the day will be
a worship service before heading to the cabin for
some much needed rest.
JR. HIGH CAMP #1 June 5–11 $558 $523 $488
JR. HIGH CAMP #2 July 10–16 $558 $523 $488
JR. HIGH CAMP #3 July 24–30 $558 $523 $488
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SR. HIGH CAMP June 26–July 2
ages 15–18 $558 $523 $488
We offer only one regular
Sr. High camp each summer
and it is always a power-packed,
dynamic experience. Sr. High
campers get more freedom
during the week to choose
some of their activities. This
is time that can strengthen
old friendships and form new
ones that will travel with them
through the rest of their life.
COUNSELOR TRAINING AGES 15–18
Are you ready to impact lives while having the best week ever?
Counselor Training will give you an opportunity to develop the
skills and knowledge it takes to become
a strong life-changing counselor. Over
the weekend we will discuss obstacles
that you will encounter as well as
techniques that have proven effective
over the years.You will learn the
secrets to being in charge of a group of
kids while also maintaining a spiritual
friendship that allows both of you to
have a meaningful experience. If you
believe you are ready to step up as a
spiritual role model, join us for an amazing weekend!
COUNSELOR TRAINING #1 Feb. 11–13 $228 $193 $158
COUNSELOR TRAINING #2 April 22–24 $228 $193 $158
For more information on tiered pricing go to page 5 9
JR./SR. HIGH SPECIALITY CAMPS
JR./SR. HIGH BOARD GAME CAMP
July 10–16 ages 12–18 $558 $523 $488
This camp is for Jr/Sr high campers who enjoy friendly
competition and experience God deeply through community
and great conversations. Don’t let the
name fool you, these are not your
typical childish board games. Campers
will explore a wide range of games that
will focus on strategy building, forming
alliances, looking for the hidden traitor,
teamwork, and friendly competition.
Board games provide a great opportunity
to experience trust, friendship, and a
true sense of community. Campers will
not miss out on any of the basic camp activities but will also
experience some activities with a new twist. You don’t have
to be a board gamer to attend, that’s the beauty of games, and
everyone will find a game they love. Bring your favorite game,
get ready to learn a few new ones, and brace yourself for an
amazing week exploring Christ like community.
10AQUATICS CAMP July 10–16 ages 15–18 $558 $523 $488
This week is about being on the water in every
venue Lakeshore has to offer. Campers will enjoy
skiing, wake boarding, knee boarding, tubing,
canoeing, paddle boards and more. Of course
all other great Lakeshore activities, from the
challenge course to mud volleyball, will be included
for a truly adventure packed and memorable
week. In addition to days on the lake, campers will
also get a day of canoeing offsite (contingent on Covid-19 restrictions). One very
different aspect of this week is that campers are housed at the main
campground. Yes, that means you will have air conditioning all week!
Aquatics Camp is for Sr High age campers and will be offered only one
week this summer. Don’t miss this great opportunity to get the most
out of Lakeshore’s many aquatic adventures.
JR./SR. HIGH WAM (WORSHIP ARTS & MUSIC)
July 18–23 ages 12–18 $486 $451 $416
No matter your creative outlet – playing an instrument, dancing,
creative writing, theater, painting – this camp is for you! Not only will
you get to experience the typical camp activities and build a lasting
community, you will also have the opportunity to put together an
amazing show for your parents to experience on Saturday morning.
JR./SR. HIGH ARTS June 13–18 ages 12–18 $486 $451 $416
Campers will share their ideas through mediums such as painting, pottery
and other artistic activities. In addition to exercising their creative
talents, campers will enjoy all the activities Lakeshore has to offer.
JR./SR. HIGH FISHING CAMP – Males
June 20–25 ages 12–18 $486 $451 $416
A great opportunity for that fisherman in your family to get an entire
week of fishing. Campers stay in a cabin on the main campground so
they can get up early to go to our waterfront area to
greet bass, crappie and catfish before breakfast. Add in
the other usual camp activities and this makes for a great
week. Some local residents give permission for the camp
to come and try their luck at their ponds. The week is
capped off with a fish fry on Friday night, complete with
hushpuppies, slaw and fries. Campers need to bring their
own rod and reel. Lakeshore will provide the bait.
For more information on tiered pricing go to page 5 11ADVENTURE/WILDERNESS CAMPS
TREEHOUSE WILDERNESS CAMPS
*Extended camps check in on Sun. night at 7pm. Regular weeks check in on Mon. at 1pm.
Set out on a wilderness adventure and join
one of Lakeshore’s most popular camps.
Campers sleep in platform tents on top of
a high hill overlooking the forest and river
below. While the main wilderness site is rustic
(no electricity or running water), there is a bathhouse with showers
**Elementary Age campers do not travel off-site for a canoe trip.
***Elem.TH checks in Wed. at 1pm. Checks out Sat. at 11am.
at the bottom of the hill. This camp is limited to 26 which allows
campers and leadership to build a tight knit community in just one
short week. The week is full of outdoor adventures such as climbing
the High ropes course, zooming over the trees on a zipline and
exploring parts of Lakeshore very few people see.
TREEHOUSE #1 May 30–June 4 ages 11–14 $486 $451 $416
TREEHOUSE #2 – Ext* June 5–11 ages 11–14 $558 $523 $488
TREEHOUSE #3 June 20–25 ages 11–14 $486 $451 $416
TREEHOUSE #4 – Elem** July 6–9 ages 9–11 $313 $278 $243
TREEHOUSE #5 – Ext* July 24–30 ages 11–14 $558 $523 $488
12WATERSPORTS
WILDERNESS CAMPS
Housed in Lakeshore’s
TreeHouse Wilderness Camp
(see description to left) this camp is all
about the water. Older campers
will get some time on Kentucky
Lake skiing, kneeboarding or
tubing. These camps also travel
off-site for a day of canoeing
offsite (contingent on Covid-19 restrictions).
Water time is balanced with
some of the usual Lakeshore
activities like crafts, recreation and maybe even a movie night.
WATERSPORTS #1 June 13–18 ages 12–15 $486 $451 $416
WATERSPORTS #2 – Ext* June 26–July 2 ages 12–15 $558 $523 $488
WATERSPORTS #3 July 18–23 ages 12–15 $486 $451 $416
For more information on tiered pricing go to page 5 13MOM/DAD & ME CAMP
All children need quality time with a significant adult in their
life. This camp offers a great opportunity to do just that in a
fun, active environment. All family combinations
are welcome. This camp offers you the chance
to make special memories with your little one as
you serve as their counselor during this mini-
camp experience. Your child’s camp stories of
games, crafts, swimming, pontoon rides, bunk
beds, great camp food and learning about Jesus
during session time are more complete when
their parent, grandparent or other important
adult is a central character in those stories.
MOM/DAD&ME OVERNIGHT June 25–26 ages 5–9 $156 $121 $86
per participant
DAY SHORE
DID YOU KNOW... Lakeshore can bring
camp to your area through our
DayShore program. We will partner
with your local church to provide
a Christ-centered day camp week
filled with fun, friends, and faith. If
you want additional information
about a Dayshore program in your
area, call the Lakeshore office at
731-584-6102.
14SPECIAL NEEDS CAMPS
THESE CAMPS ARE ALWAYS A FAVORITE OF CAMPER AND STAFF
These camps are overflowing with love and joy! Lakeshore
offers two weeks for campers with special needs ages 14-99.
Campers experience all the usual Lakeshore activities such
as swimming, crafts, games and pontoon boat
rides all under the watchful eye of their ever-
present counselors. Campers need to be able
to participate in all activities and sessions and
be physically able to handle outdoor activity.
It is important that campers are able to feed
themselves, take care of hygiene needs and have
sleep habits which allow for several in one room
to be able to rest.
CAMP WONDER May 30–June 3 ages 14–30 $464 $429 $394
CAMP JOY June 20–24 ages 31 & up $464 $429 $394
For more information on tiered pricing go to page 5 15CAMP HOPE SERIES
Lakeshore offers a series of camp programs
designed to meet the specific needs of
children and youth living on the edges. These
programs are NOT designed to be a psycho-
analytical counseling experience, but a time of
building community and bearing witness to the
hope of God’s dependable and unconditional
love. These camps are offered without a fee,
however, persons or organizations wishing
to fund the cost of these camps may do so
at a fee of $300 per camper. To ensure more
families can be served through this program,
each camper is permitted to attend two weeks only. We
prefer that a camper attend two different type sessions
– for example, one Teen Hope and one Camp Peace but
not two Camp Peace sessions.
ELEMENTARY CAMP HOPE July 6–9 ages 8–12
This camp session is a Christ-centered, spiritually
empowering 4-day/3-night summer camp
experience for children (ages 8–12) with past or
present exposure to alcohol and/or drug abuse.
Surrounded with the usual wonders of Lakeshore,
this time of recreation, friendship and Bible-based
fun is intended to lead campers to an awareness
of love and acceptance we all enjoy in God’s
kingdom. (This camp is limited to 24 females and 24 males.
Check-in is Wed. at 1pm; check-out is Sat. at 11am.).
16CAMP TEEN HOPE
Teen Hope Camp is the teenage version of
Elementary Camp Hope. (see description
on previous page). Teen Hope Campers
will enjoy all the adventure Lakeshore has
to offer on Kentucky Lake. A little water
tubing and beach fun will join up with the
usual Lakeshore activities, including our
ropes course, for a week of great fun.
CAMP TEEN HOPE #1 – Females May 30–June 3 ages 12–15
CAMP TEEN HOPE #2 – Males June 6–10 ages 12–15
CAMP TEEN HOPE #3 – Sr. High Females June 13–17 ages 15–18
CAMP TEEN HOPE #4 – Males July 11–15 ages 12–15
CAMP GRACE – Females July 18–22 ages 12–16
For female victims of sexual abuse — anger, loneliness and confusion
are just a few of the things at play in our emotions. We need to be
able to trust, experience self-worth and be a valid part of community
again. As we explore the adventure-based activities that make
Lakeshore great fun, we will also look into the gift God has given us
in our sexuality, the ugliness that some people place upon it, and the
things it takes to become secure in it all.
CAMP PEACE
This camp addresses the needs of children and youth in our society
who respond to everyday situations and problems with aggressive
behavior. Camp staff will help youth learn ways to short-circuit
their tendency toward violent responses, while helping campers
develop effective problem solving skills that enable them to avoid
confrontation. Add in all the fun and wonder of Lakeshore’s normal
camp activities, the opportunity to develop new friendships and the
beauty of God’s fabulous creation and you have all the elements of a
life changing week.
CAMP PEACE #1 – Males June 20–24 ages 12–15
CAMP PEACE #2 – Females June 27–July 1 ages 12–15
CAMP PEACE #3 – Females July 25–29 ages 12–15
17WHAT ABOUT EMAIL?
Lakeshore has partnered with a
FAQS company called “Bunk1” to enable
campers to receive one-way emails.
(There is a fee for this service and
a portion of these sales goes into
Lakeshore’s scholarship fund). These
emails are delivered at lunch each
day beginning on the first full day of
HOW ARE CABIN ASSIGNMENTS MADE? a camper’s week, with the final email
Most cabins have a maximum of 12 being delivered during Friday lunch.
campers with 2 counselors. For the Information about this service is
best camping experience, we will place available at the Lakeshore website—
a maximum of 4 campers that lakeshorecamp.org or by calling the
know each other in the same cabin. camp office at 731-584-6102.
While we seek to honor your wishes,
we also value kids making new friends. WHEN DOES MY CAMPER CHECK
WHERE DOES MY CHILD SLEEP? IN AND OUT? A complete listing of
All campers, except those that attend a all check in and check out times are
wilderness camp, will sleep in cabins that available at lakeshorecamp.org.
have air conditioning and bathrooms
located in the cabin. Wilderness WHAT IF MY CHURCH IS PAYING A
campers sleep in a rustic (no electricity)
outdoor area with canvas tents that
PORTION OF THE FEE?
For a paper registration: there are two
sleep 8 set up on wooden platforms sections that must be completed.You
—bath house is located some distance will indicate how much your church has
from the wilderness area but there is an agreed to pay on the payment portion
outhouse located at the wilderness site. of the form. There is an additional
section with church billing information
HOW DO I CONTACT MY CHILD? that must be completed and signed by
You are welcome to send your camper a church official. For online registration:
mail or care packages. Be sure and put on the payment screen there will be
your camper’s first and last name and a “church charge” option. Indicate
mail to Lakeshore Camp, 1458 Pilot how much of the camp fee the church
Knob Rd, Eva,TN 38333. Please do not is paying and then you will be asked
send a cell phone with your camper. for credit card information for your
Having the ability to contact friends portion of the fee.
and family at home all throughout the
week has a tendency to break down
community and keep some campers from
DOES MY CHILD NEED TO EAT
having a complete camp experience. LUNCH/SUPPER BEFORE CHECK-IN?
Yes. The first meal served for camps
WHAT CAN BE SENT IN CARE PACKAGES? checking in on Sunday night is Monday
breakfast. The first meal served
It is always good to send something that
the camper can share with their cabin for camps checking in on Monday
mates—this makes everyone excited afternoon is Monday dinner.
for someone in their cabin to get a
package. Fun ideas are stickers, glow IS THERE A NURSE ON SITE?
sticks, balloons, etc. Please do not send Each week Lakeshore has a volunteer
gum or silly string. If you send candy RN on site to assist our summer first-
please avoid any type of peanut product. aid staff person.
DO YOU HAVE OTHER QUESTIONS?
Please call the camp office
at 731-584-6102 or email us at
office@lakeshorecamp.org.
18READY TO REGISTER?
REGISTER ONLINE
Go to the lakeshore website at lakeshorecamp.org. Click on the summer
camp tab and choose “Registration.” Payment can be made by either VISA or
Mastercard. When you complete your registration, it will be downloaded the
next day at the Lakeshore office.You will receive two emails concerning your
registration—one that will confirm that your registration has been submitted
and a 2nd one from the Lakeshore office with specific information about your
camp session. Installment payment options available.
REGISTER BY MAIL
Complete the enclosed registration (be sure and fill out the medical information
on the back page). Payment can be either by check (payable to Lakeshore camp)
or credit card (VISA or Mastercard). If your church is paying a portion or your
entire camp fee, be sure and provide all the requested church information.
Lakeshore’s mailing address is 1458 Pilot Knob Rd, Eva, TN 38333. If there is not
a paper registration included you can download one at lakeshorecamp.org or call
the camp office at 731-584-6102 for one to be mailed to you.
REGISTER BY FAX
Fax your completed registration form (don’t forget the medical information
on the back) to 731-584-2267. Payment must be made in full with a VISA or
Mastercard.
Registration is on a first-come, first-serve basis. Register early to
ensure the best chance of getting the camp of your choice.
FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE
Lakeshore Camp, through the generous contributions of the United Methodist
throughout the Memphis Conference, is pleased to offer scholarship assistance
to families with need. These funds are very limited. In order to allow these funds
to assist more families, the maximum scholarship amount offered is ½ of the
total camp fee and only two of these scholarships per family. Scholarship forms
are available by contacting the Lakeshore office at 731-584-6102.
CONFIRMATION
Upon receiving your completed registration
form and payment, you will be sent a
confirmation letter or email. This confirmation
letter will tell you which camp we have your
camper registered in, a checklist of what
to bring and what not to bring, and your
camper’s mailing address for their camp
session. If the camp listed is not the camp
you thought you registered for, contact the
Lakeshore office at 731-584-6102 or by email
at office@lakeshorecamp.org immediately.
CANCELLATION POLICY
Cancellations received 30 days prior to your camp start date will receive a full
refund minus a $25 processing fee. Cancellations received less than 30 days but
before 7 days of the registered camp will receive a 50% refund minus the $25
processing fee. Cancellations received within 7 days of the registered camp are
not eligible for a refund.
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