Kids Camp 2019 | June 24-26 | Lake Placid, FL

Kids Camp is a three-day overnight camp experience where kids will make lifelong memories, good friendships, and have a blast while learning more about who God is.

June 24-26, 2019

All Kids who have completed Grades 3-5.

Lake Placid Camp and Conference Center (LPCCC) in Lake Placid, FL.

Beach and boat time, tubing, water inflatables, giant slip and slide, late night games, chapel and a lot more!

Bible and pen, 1 bath towel, 2 beach towels, pillow, twin sheets or sleeping bag, toiletries, insect repellent, suntan lotion or sun block (spray), after sun lotion, flashlight, swimsuit (one-piece for girls), modest/comfortable clothes, change of clothes for 2 Chapels, clothes for theme night (space themed), tennis shoes and flip-flops, water shoes (optional), $5-$10 for concessions, NO ELECTRONICS.

Medicine: Bring any medications to check-in on Monday morning, June 24, with the nurse. Medicines need to be labeled and in a Ziploc bag.

*It is your responsibility to label and mark all of your child’s belongings. If something is not marked, it will be given away.

Air-conditioned charter buses will depart from Family Church Gardens – 4901 PGA Blvd on Monday morning, June 24. All children need to be checked in by a parent or designated adult* at 7:00am. Busses will return on Wednesday, June 26 at 5:00pm. Parents or pre-arranged designated adults* will check out their child(ren) from the Gardens campus.

*If your child will be checked in or picked-up by someone other than a parent, please notify the Kids Ministry Office in writing as soon as possible.

Yes! All counselors are Family Church members and have been thoroughly background checked and trained. Counselors are a mixture of parents and college students. All activities for Kids Camp are designed for your child to have fun while being safe. Certified lifeguards are hired through LPCCC for beach and boat time. A nurse and paramedic will be on site at all times in case of an emergency.

Kids will be in a clean, air-conditioned cabin with their color team and counselors. Boys and girls are in separate facilities.

No. Kids Camp is a short period of time during which we get the opportunity to invest in your child. Our counselors and leaders are trained in helping the children if they are homesick. In case of an emergency or out of necessity, the camp director will contact you.

We work with LPCCC’s chef to develop kid-friendly meals. If your child has an allergy, please clearly mark it on your registration form and/or contact the Kids Ministry Office.