Upcoming Camp Events

Beautiful, wooded sites just on the other side of the dune from Lake Michigan.

Season: May 12 – Oct. 15 (note: no reservations available June 25-July 1, 2023 due to youth camp)

Please call for post-season sites without hook ups.

Max RV size: 45ft. Most sites are for RVs under 30ft. Please check sites for length limits.

Platform canvas tents & cabins: Available by reservation

• Our campground is open to the public and offers a positive Christian camping experience for individuals, families, groups and churches.
• Reservations are strongly encouraged, though walk-ins are possible, especially weekdays.
• Pavilion with kitchen facilities attached is available for group use.
• Large gathering area with seating for campfires and worship services.
• Restrooms and shower facilities convenient to campsites.
• Bikes and kayaks available to registered campers.
• Calendar of Events

Individual and Group Reservations:  Call or email Lake Michigan Camp & Retreat Office, 231-869-5627 or info@lakemichigancamp.org. Currently taking group reservations for 2023.  Individual reservations open January 10, 2023.

Grow friendships, enjoy all the activities, games, sand dune sledding, rocketry, crafts, fun and Bible study at Lake Michigan Camp. We combine awesome traditions built over the decades with the latest trends of today. Stay in bunk houses, swim in Lake Michigan, explore God’s creation on the dunes.

“FruitFULL Faith: A Spirit-Filled Life” – You know life can be complicated and challenging no matter how old you are. When you can understand and grow into your God-given gifts (the fruits of the spirit), you are assured that you are on the right track and you never walk alone.

Check in: 3-4 pm Check out: 10-11 am

Grow friendships, enjoy all the activities, games, sand dune sledding, rocketry, crafts, fun and Bible study at Lake Michigan Camp. We combine awesome traditions built over the decades with the latest trends of today. Stay in bunk houses, swim in Lake Michigan, explore God’s creation on the dunes.

“FruitFULL Faith: A Spirit-Filled Life” – You know life can be complicated and challenging no matter how old you are. When you can understand and grow into your God-given gifts (the fruits of the spirit), you are assured that you are on the right track and you never walk alone.

Check in: 3-4 pm Check out: 10-11 am Note: Incoming 2nd graders may register if they will have a sibling attending camp. Contact the registrar, registrar@umcamping.org

Grow friendships, enjoy all the activities, games, sand dune sledding, rocketry, crafts, fun and Bible study at Lake Michigan Camp. We combine awesome traditions built over the decades with the latest trends of today. Stay in bunk houses, swim in Lake Michigan, explore God’s creation on the dunes.

“FruitFULL Faith: A Spirit-Filled Life” – You know life can be complicated and challenging no matter how old you are. When you can understand and grow into your God-given gifts (the fruits of the spirit), you are assured that you are on the right track and you never walk alone.

Check in: 3-4 pm Check out: 10-11 am

Cross the border for a week of camping and kayaking around the Canadian side of Lake Superior. Camp in tents. On rough water days, explore local waterfalls and nature walks.
“FruitFULL Faith: A Spirit-Filled Life” – You know life can be complicated and challenging no matter how old you are. When you can understand and grow into your God-given gifts (the fruits of the spirit), you are assured that you are on the right track and you never walk alone.

Check in: 1 pm Check out: 12 pm

Camp in the Upper Peninsula and kayak the scenic Pictured Rocks along the shores of Lake Superior. Camp in tents. On days when the water is too rough, explore local waterfalls and nature walks.

“FruitFULL Faith: A Spirit-Filled Life” – You know life can be complicated and challenging no matter how old you are. When you can understand and grow into your God-given gifts (the fruits of the spirit), you are assured that you are on the right track and you never walk alone.

Check in: 1 pm Check out: 12 pm

Camp in the Upper Peninsula and kayak the scenic Pictured Rocks along the shores of Lake Superior.

Your five-day adventure begins at Lake Michigan Camp. You will be outfitted with kayak, PFD, paddle, tents, gear and food supplies for meals at our UP campsite. The plan is to depart around 1 pm in the camp van (optional to bring your own car, though not necessary). Purchase your own fast food meal on the road (or pack a lunch) en route to Bay Furnace Forest Service Campground, outside Munising. We will set up camp together, make camp meals together, enjoy campfires. The group will enjoy three full days in Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore, along the shores of Lake Superior to paddle, hike and explore. On rough water days, enjoy day hikes to scenic waterfalls and shorelines, or rest at camp. We will depart the UP on Thursday, Aug. 24, allowing time for a scenic side-trip as we return to Lake Michigan Camp by late afternoon. Registration includes transportation, kayaks, food (except for meals on the road) and lodging. Bring your own clothing, sleeping bag and personal items. Please include any dietary restrictions when you register.

Check in Sunday noon; check out Thursday late afternoon.

There is much to do at the end of the camping season, and we can use your help. Task include taking down tents, putting away equipment and cleaning up. Come for the weekend or come for the day Saturday. Please let us know you’ll be coming by emailing info@lakemichigancamp.org.
Volunteers can camp for free that weekend. Meals provided Friday night through Sunday morning. Thank you!!