Blue Grass Christian Camp

When?
For a complete list of program dates and times, click here.

How Do I Register For Camp?
Contact us for a catalog with registration form, or download our application (pdf file). Click here for the registration form.

What, Where, Who and How long?
The months of June, July, and August are non-stop fun, fellowship, and spiritual growth. Camp is available for those entering Kindergarten in the fall to those that have just graduated from High School. Each camp offers the opportunity to meet old and new friends, experience new challenges, and find new hope in Christ.

Deans plan an exciting and challenging program. A camp day includes devotions, Bible study classes, worship, missions, and recreation in the afternoon. Recreation may involve softball, swimming, basketball, tetherball, paddleboats, challenge course, and field games. In the evening the campers will enjoy praise and worship time, an evening activity, and campfire. The day ends with prayer and devotions.

Day Camp - is offered to those young ones going into Kindergarten and first grade. A full day of camp is tailored strictly to them and events that they enjoy. They will have Bible time, praise and worship, and mission time in the morning. The recreation time includes swimming, games, a craft, and the all important canteen time. Campers may come to all of the Day Camps offered through out the summer.

First Chance - is for those campers going into the second and third grades. This is the first opportunity for the camper to come and spend the night at Blue Grass. The camper will spend two days at camp learning about God, and Jesus, as well as each other. These two days can be the hardest on mom and dad, but I think they can handle it.

Jiffy Junior - gives those campers going into the fourth grade a rich and exciting time to be away from home for three and one-half days. The camper will be able to use more of the pool area and the confidence course.

Junior - this is the first full week of camp offered. Campers going into the fifth and sixth grade have the opportunity to spend from Sunday afternoon till Friday evening on the campground. The Juniors will be challenged in their relationship with Jesus and each other. The campers will have full use of the campgrounds including the paddleboats, weather permitting.

Junior High - is one of our most popular weeks of camp. This week is offered to those campers going into the seventh, eighth, and ninth grades. Camp offers two weeks through the summer for this age group and each week is almost always full. The weeks contain exciting classes, games, activities, and worship geared specifically for this age group. This age group also has the opportunity to use the High Ropes course to stretch themselves personally.

Senior High - brings together youth going into the ninth, tenth, eleventh, twelfth, and those just graduated. Senior High week challenges the campers to live what they believe. The classes will look at what is going on in the camper's life and world while giving practical ways to live as a Christian.