Walter Scott Camp & Learning Center

Walter Scott Camp & Learning Center offers youth camps and family camping. Its offerings include You & Me (K-5th + Adults), Beginners (K-3rd), JYF (3rd-5th), Chi-Rho (6th-8th), CYF (9th-12th), and Family Camping '26 (All Ages).

Programs

• You & Me (K-5th + Adults) — K-5th children and an adult chosen by the parents/guardians · Camp runs from 4:00PM on Sunday June 14, 2026 through 10:00AM on Wednesday June 17, 2026.
• Beginners (K-3rd) — K-3rd children who have just completed one of these grades · Camp runs from 6:00PM on Thursday, June 18, 2026 through 1:00PM on Saturday June 20, 2026.
• JYF (3rd-5th) — 3rd-5th children who have just completed one of these grades · Camp runs from 4:00PM on Sunday, June 21, 2026 through 10:00AM on Saturday, June 27, 2026.
• Chi-Rho (6th-8th) — 6th-8th grade youth who have just completed one of these grades · Camp runs from 4:00PM on Sunday, July 5, 2026 through 10:00AM on Saturday, July 11, 2026.
• CYF (9th-12th) — youth who have just completed the 9th-12th grades · Camp runs from 4:00PM on Sunday, June 7, 2026 through 10:00AM on Saturday, June 13, 2026.
• Family Camping '26 (All Ages) — all ages · Offered twice each year, Memorial Day Weekend and Labor Day Weekend.

At a glance

• Ages: 5–18 years old
• General schedule: CCIW-sponsored youth camps run seven to eight weeks during the summer months.

About the provider

Founded in 1962, Walter Scott Camp & Learning Center has 63 years of operation. Its mission statement is, "Planting wild seeds in people for the future of Creation." The camp is described as a campground open to all, and people and groups of all faiths or no faith are welcome to use the facilities. It hosts churches, faith communities, non-profits, educational groups, governmental agencies, families, weddings, businesses, schools, clubs, and more, and volunteers are described as incredibly important to the camp.

Wildlife and the land itself shall be respected. The property is smoke free. Camp fires shall be built in designated fire rings. Fireworks, firearms, and illegal substances are not permitted. Alcohol consumption is allowed under stated conditions when a facility usage agreement has been signed. Non-CCIW groups shall sign a facility use agreement to host events. Guests may stay for a maximum of 7 consecutive days before being away for at least 7 days, except paid staff and volunteer/interns. Additional policies may be in place for youth camps and/or other special programs or events.

What families say

“Words cannot describe how Camp Walter Scott will impact you. A great place and always great people. A must for all youth!!!” — Zack Mapes

“I have many good memories of Camp Walter Scott as a camper and counseling wonder groups of kids. It is and always will be a special place for me and my family” — Mark Akers

“As a camper, counselor, and director over the years, my appreciation of Camp Walter Scott has only deepened. Consecrated by the lives joined in Christian community and God's unfolding creation, this space continues as a witness to hope. Personally, I am excited for the new energy in developing sustainable creation care and genuine hospitality.” — Ed Taylor

Last updated August 22, 2026.