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Camp Inagehi offers overnight camp, day camp, a fall retreat, the Cabin Fever 5K, group retreats, and camp rentals. The program includes Christian camping in a Christian environment, with a focus on great friendships and endless activities. It invites campers to learn about God in the midst of His creation while having fun in a Christian environment.
• Ages: 5–17 years old
• Schedule: Overnight camp runs Sunday through Friday afternoon, with overnight check-in on Sunday from 3:00 pm to 5:00 pm and most pickups after the Friday night awards ceremony, and day camp check-in Monday from 9:00 am to 9:30 am with daily pickup between 3:30 pm and 4:00 pm.
Camp Inagehi states that it strives to enrich young Christian lives and uplift them to lead in the future. The program has a lifeguard on staff who has received training and holds a certification from the American Red Cross, and there is no swimming allowed unless a lifeguard is on duty. The camp rents its facilities to Church of Christ groups and families throughout the year.
Families are asked to send any medication in its original container, with valid prescriptions where applicable, and over-the-counter medication is also allowed; all medication is turned in to the nurse at check-in and given during meal times. Campers do not need money at camp because all fees, including canteen and the camp T-shirt, are covered during registration. Snacks are allowed, but families are asked not to send a lot of junk food, and if a child has a special dietary need that the camp cannot support, families can send food for the child to eat throughout the week. The camp provides a packing list to guide what each camper needs to bring.
Parent and camper comments describe children returning each year and looking forward to one or two weeks at Camp Inagehi, as well as noting kind people teaching the word of God and an accepting and welcoming place where kids and families have a lot of fun.
Last updated July 30, 2026.
• Ages: 5–17 years old
• Schedule: Overnight camp runs Sunday through Friday afternoon, with overnight check-in on Sunday from 3:00 pm to 5:00 pm and most pickups after the Friday night awards ceremony, and day camp check-in Monday from 9:00 am to 9:30 am with daily pickup between 3:30 pm and 4:00 pm.
Camp Inagehi states that it strives to enrich young Christian lives and uplift them to lead in the future. The program has a lifeguard on staff who has received training and holds a certification from the American Red Cross, and there is no swimming allowed unless a lifeguard is on duty. The camp rents its facilities to Church of Christ groups and families throughout the year.
Families are asked to send any medication in its original container, with valid prescriptions where applicable, and over-the-counter medication is also allowed; all medication is turned in to the nurse at check-in and given during meal times. Campers do not need money at camp because all fees, including canteen and the camp T-shirt, are covered during registration. Snacks are allowed, but families are asked not to send a lot of junk food, and if a child has a special dietary need that the camp cannot support, families can send food for the child to eat throughout the week. The camp provides a packing list to guide what each camper needs to bring.
Parent and camper comments describe children returning each year and looking forward to one or two weeks at Camp Inagehi, as well as noting kind people teaching the word of God and an accepting and welcoming place where kids and families have a lot of fun.
Last updated July 30, 2026.
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