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Junior High Camp

Dates
June 14-20
Age
Entering 7th - 9th Grade
Location
Adventure Outpost
Speaker
TBD
Cost
$640

Camp Registration

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Junior High Camp

As your child grows into their early teen years, there are numerous external pressures they face.

Junior High Camp offers your child the opportunity to be unplugged from the world and plugged-in to who God has called them to be. Based at Adventure Outpost, this rustic one-week camp will allow him or her to experience the Lord in creation, chart new adventures, and enjoy relationships with staff and fellow campers based around the truth of God’s word.  

Please Choose One:
In 2025 several school districts are running later than normal, affecting many students’ ability to attend camp this year. It is our goal to offer camp for as many people as possible. There is no overnight option between Step Up and Junior High Camp. We recommend registering for either Step Up or Junior High Camp, not both. That way there is space for those who are unable to attend Step Up due to their school schedule.

Registration:
Those entering 7th grade also have the option to attend Boys or Girls camp. Those entering 9th grade can take an adventure with a Journey Beyond trip!

Being goofy at camp…approved!
Learn some practical skills from our experienced staff
God’s Word is integral to camp
Blair Lake is perfect for a dip

First time camper?

Read our Frequently Asked Questions! Don’t forget to invite a friend and request them as a cabin mate on your registration form!

Activities 

Campers engage in activities led by our amazing summer staffers. You choose your adventures! Waterfront, crafts, archery, field games, nature classes, team building, and so much more to enjoy each day.

Transportation

We welcome your family to drive your child up to Fort, take a tour, and meet your counselor. Fort is helping to connect families to arrange a carpool – learn more here: transportation

Financial Assistance

Fort Wilderness desires that camp be available to all people, regardless of finances. Don’t miss out on camp. Learn more and apply: financial assistance

Food Allergy Note

For any food allergy, we want to help. Please email no less than 2 weeks before the first day of camp. Contact the Youth Camp Food Service Director (Janet) at janetmer@fortwilderness.com

Service Animal Note

Do you need to bring a Service Animal to camp? Please email documentation from a licensed professional (doctor, psychiatrist, or other mental health professional) no less than 2 weeks before the first day of camp, stating that the animal is an essential part of treatment for a disability. Send the information to the Registrar (Jackie) at jackiedunham@fortwilderness.com.

Become a carpetball champion!
Young people are built to grow as friends
Hugs are extra special at camp

Basic Camp Schedule

Opening dayArrive at Camp! (2:00 – 4:00 PM)
Meet your counselor and cabinmates, move into your cabin, and take a swim test. (Goodbye to parents)
First dinner and all camp activity
Day 2 to last full day of campBreakfast, lunch, dinner shared with campers and counselors.
Morning session with your speaker, followed up with cabin time.
Campers engage in staff-led activities. They choose their own adventures! Waterfront, crafts, archery, field games, nature classes, team building, and so much more to enjoy each day.
An evening group session followed by a nightly all-camp activity and a campfire.
Last DayPack up, eat breakfast, check out of Fort, and be picked up by parents.