2025 Summer Youth Camps
See You Next Summer!
Since 1946, campers of all ages have been making memories to last a lifetime at Camp Zion, near the northernmost tip of the beautiful Door County, Wisconsin peninsula.
Camp allows you to take a break from the pace and distractions of life, and breathe in the beauty of God’s creation. Listen to God’s voice and learn from His Word.
Enjoy unforgettable fun in community with great friends and caring staff. Discover the life-transforming power of a relationship with Jesus Christ.
Bring a friend,GET $20!
Bring a friend who has never attended a Camp Zion summer camp program and you each receive $20 credit in the canteen (non-refundable). You must both attend the same week of camp and your registration forms and payments must be received within one week of each other. Credit is applied after camper check-in, first day of camp.
Pre-Camp and Family Camp
We invite you and your family to join us for one of our Family Camps. Fun activities for families to do together!
Pre-Camp, August 1-4,
Pre-Camp is perfect for first-time and young campers, entering grade K-1. Campers attend with a parent or grandparent, and will experience the fun, games, and traditions of a regular summer camp together. Children will be better prepared to attend on their own in future years. Separate devotional times for kids and adults. Parents have as much fun as the kids!
Family Camp, August 29-September 1
Family Camp is appropriate for all ages, and will include fun activities, shared devotional times, plenty of time on the waterfront, free time in Door County, and of course, the best sunsets anywhere.
Optional early arrival work day. Arrive on Thursday, work projects on Friday.
Primary (entering gr. 2-3)
June 22-26,
The days fly by with this five-day, four-night adventure, filled with new experiences. Pass the S’Mores! For girls and boys.
Junior Girls (entering gr. 4-6)
June 29 - July 4
The sounds of happy, giggling, singing girls are everywhere, with fun-filled days, new friends, and the famous Jr. Girls Talent Show and Stunt Night. Special Events await!
Junior Boys (entering gr. 4-6)
July 13-18
Hold on for an energetic week full of fun! Boys will learn new skills, get in on the excitement of a game of Ga-Ga ball, Dodgeball, Carpetball, and enjoy the classic Jr. Boys Stunt Night.
Jr. High (entering gr. 7-8)
July 6-11
Six days of action-packed, non-stop, extravagant-themed FUN, with cardboard canoe races, water balloon fights, and more! For boys & girls.
Sr. High I AND Sr. High 2.0 (entering grades 9-12)
Sr. High I, July 20-25
Sr. High 2.0, July 27-August 1
TWO great summer camp options for senior high school students! Both sessions will be the same number of days, offer similar traditional camp activities, and will include at least one of the following: water-skiing and instruction, kayak trips, special outings, or bicycle trips. Kids consistently tell us that time spent with new & forever friends at high school camp was one of the best weeks of their lives!
NOTE: LAST DAY departure time for Sr. High 2.0 is 9:45 AM.
We HIGHLY RECOMMEND that you complete the registration process ASAP, even if session is full, to get your name added to the waiting list. No deposit is needed to have your name added to the waiting list. There are no guarantees, but we typically see changes to the camper list. When a vacancy occurs, we immediately notify the next person on the waiting list, and move them onto the camper list. Hang in there!
A Note to Parents –
Camp is a place where your child can experience outdoor fun and develop meaningful relationships with other kids and adults, while in a safe, Christ- centered environment. Your child will never forget the spectacular scenery, limestone bluffs, beautiful sunsets over the bay, and star-filled nights.
We take camper safety very seriously. Caring and qualified staff members supervise campers, include them in activities, and know how to spot and deal with issues like homesickness and misbehavior. Waterfront, food service, and health services staff have appropriate and current certifications. All staff members undergo initial background checks, annual application reviews, and training in child protection policies. Camp Zion is licensed by the State of Wisconsin as a Recreational/Educational Camp.
HAVE QUESTIONS about drop off or pick up times, bus transportation, or other issues? Contact the Camp Office at 920-854-2790, or see the Summer Camp Frequently Asked Questions page.
WHAT SHOULD MY CAMPER BRING? (Label everything!)
Play clothes
Bible (Don’t have one? Please ask.)
pen or pencil
notebook
toiletries
sleeping bag
heavy sweater/jacket
2 pair sturdy shoes
flashlight
pillow & pillowcase
swimsuit
fitted twin sheet
towel & washcloth
water shoes for non-swimmers
sunscreen
Optional:
fishing equipment
camera
raincoat
sunglasses
water bottle
COVID masks
Our daily schedule offers a variety of fun activities, including age-appropriate, themed Bible studies and evening campfires led by committed Christian staff. Campers learn about God and His wonderful plan for their lives, and how to apply faith in Jesus to their lives.
To request scholarship assistance or set up a payment schedule, please contact the camp office.
Cancellation Policy
The accompanying deposit for camps and retreats is applied to the total Camp fee and is not refundable or transferable except for sickness, unavoidable circumstances, or if the camp session is full. Balance of summer camp fees, spending money, health history, and medication administration forms are due by June 1, and must be received by June 15. Balance of fees for seasonal retreats are due one week prior to the retreat.
Out of courtesy and respect for others, please let us know as soon as possible if your child will not be attending. Some sessions may have children on a wait list, staff need to to organize cabins, teams, etc. If camper cancels for reasons OTHER THAN sickness or unavoidable circumstance within two weeks prior to the session, a $50 cancellation fee IN ADDITION to the deposit will be charged.
WHAT SHOULD MY CAMPER NOT BRING?
CELL PHONES
electronic music, video, or texting playing devices, personal 2-way radios, laptops, iPods, iPads, handheld games
tobacco, alcohol, drugs
fireworks
knives
firearms
food from home unless accompanied by a doctor's dietary order.