Summer 2027 dates are set — registration opens February 1. See the weeks →
Orleans, Indiana Nine weeks each summer

The week they talk about all year

Four hundred acres of Wesleyan family camp — cabins, a lake, a tabernacle, and supper on the lawn. Come for a week in June, or bring your whole church in October.

Golden-hour sunset over the fields at the edge of the camp grounds
Summer
2027
Aerial view of the cabin sites among the trees
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Camps & retreats

Find your week on the grounds

Four ways to come to camp, whether it is your child's first summer or your church's tenth retreat.

Kids Camp photo
Registration open
June 9–14

Kids Camp

Ages 8–12

First-time campers, counselors who learn their names by Tuesday, and a week they retell all year.

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Teen Camp photo
Filling up
June 23–28

Teen Camp

Ages 13–18

Evening services, lake afternoons, and small groups that keep meeting long after the bus home.

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Family Camp photo
Registration open
July 12–18

Family Camp

All ages

One week where every generation is on the grounds at once, and nothing needs rushing to.

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Church Retreats photo
Inquire anytime
Year-round

Church Retreats

Groups of 20–400

District meetings, youth weekends, and staff planning weeks with lodging and meals handled.

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A day at camp

How a Tuesday goes

Structured enough that nobody wanders, loose enough that the best parts still happen by accident.

7:30 Flag & breakfast
9:00 Morning service
11:00 Lake & field games
1:30 Cabin time
4:00 Crafts & canteen
7:00 Evening service
9:30 Campfire
Facilities

Room for twenty or four hundred

Bring a camper, a cabin group, or a whole district. The grounds have hosted all three in one week.

38 full-hookup RV sites
480 beds in dorms and cabins
Dining hall that seats the camp
400-seat tabernacle
Aerial view of the cabin sites among the trees
Aerial view of the RV campsites
Fellowship hall entrance courtyard

Our kids counted down to this week all year — and now our oldest is a counselor.

The Reyes family
Family Camp since 2014 · Bedford, Indiana
Families on the lawn at dusk
Capital campaign

Building for the next sixty years

The bunk wings went up in 1974. Gifts now go to year-round lodging, new water lines, and a dining hall that holds the whole camp at once.

$1.24M Raised toward a $2M goal
412 Households who have given
120 New beds phase one funds
Dorm construction photo
Capital Campaign Lodging
Orleans, Indiana

Phase one — rebuilding the dorms

Replacing the 1974 bunk wings with insulated, year-round lodging so families can come in every season, not just July.

$1.24M raised of $2M goal
Campaign ends
December 31, 2026
What it funds
120 new beds
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Registration opens February 1

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