GRANDPARENT/KIDS
Grandparents/Kids, Godparents, Uncles, Aunts, Etc
There was such an appreciation of nature in this very relaxed setting -- worship seemed a natural part of the day.
Program Description
Introduce your grandchildren to camp this summer and make memories that will last a lifetime. Spend quality time together while experiencing camp activities. Let your grandchild run and play with other kids, while you enjoy an adult Bible study. Families will be housed together in a lodge or cabin. Splash and swim together each day in our pool or learn about nature together during a hike in the woods. Join other campers around the fire and learn songs that you will sing together for years to come. Grandparent/Kids Camp is open to Godparents, uncles, aunts or other relationships. Join us this summer and lead someone you love into God’s beautiful creation and a deeper faith.
Specific Activities
Creek Walking, Campfires, Swimming, Meal Over a Fire, S’Mores, Candlelight Worship, Hiking, Fishing at LMC, Nature Activities, Arts & Crafts, Sports
Where do I sleep at camp?
Grandparents & Kids stay in a lodge or cabin with twin sized beds and indoor showers and bathroom access.
LUTHERAN
MEMORIALCAMP
JUNE 14-16
SUNDAY-TUESDAY
FEES
FEES
GRANDPARENTS:
GRADES K-12:
AGES 3-5:
AGES 0-2:
THEME SHIRT:
CAMP PICTURE:
TIER 1
$200
$192
$150
FREE
$14
$7
TIER 2
$154
$148
$113
FREE
$14
$7
NO OTHER DISCOUNTS APPLY
Tiered Pricing Explained
We understand that different families have differing abilities to pay, so we’re offering a voluntary, two-tiered pricing structure to better accommodate financial needs. Please select the tier you can afford to allow our camps to stretch our funding and continue to improve the quality of each camper’s experience.
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Tier 1 Pricing : This fee most accurately reflects the actual cost of camp. We ask families to pay this amount if they have the financial means.
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Tier 2 Pricing: This subsidized fee has historically been our “standard” fee, but does not represent the true cost of camp. This fee is subsidized by 30% through donations from individuals, congregations and synods. This amount is for families who need the financial subsidy to make camp affordable, yet still want to participate in a camp program.
