About
Camp Maranatha offers Preschool Day Camp for 3-5 year olds, Beginners Camp for K-2nd graders, Primary 1 Camp for 2nd-4th graders, Primary 2 Camp for 4th-6th graders, Jr. High Camp for 7th-8th graders, High School Camp for 9th-12th graders, and JH/HS Spring Retreat for 6th-12th graders. Campers spend intentional time with God through study, worship, and reflection, and they also have a daily snack shack visit with one treat and one soda.
Programs
- Preschool Day Camp — 3-5 year olds · $30 · A day camp for children 3-5 years old.
- Beginners Camp — K-2nd graders · $50 · An overnight camp for K-2nd grade students.
- Primary 1 Camp — 2nd-4th graders · $150 · A 3-day camp for 2nd-4th grade students.
- Primary 2 Camp — 4th-6th graders · $225 · A week-long camp for 4th-6th grade students.
- Jr. High Camp — 7th-8th graders · $225 · A week-long camp for 7th-8th grade students.
- High School Camp — 9th-12th graders · $225 · A week-long camp for 9th-12th grade students.
- JH/HS Spring Retreat — 6th-12th graders · $50 · A weekend retreat for 6th-12th graders.
- Women's Retreat — all women ages 18 and older · $60 · A weekend retreat for all women ages 18 and older.
At a glance
- Ages: 3–18 years old
- Price range: $30–$225
- General schedule: We run a wide range of christian summer camps for students age 3-18. Each summer camp is geared toward growth, development, and creating lifelong memories, with focus on building genuine relationships and Christian faith. Every day, campers spend intentional time with God through study, worship and reflection.
About the provider
Camp Maranatha exists to reach and develop individuals for Christ. Its program schedule says the camp runs Christian summer camps for students age 3-18, with a focus on building genuine relationships and Christian faith. Jeff Babbs is Camp Director and has held that role since 2016. John & Cathy Stevenson are Groundskeepers, and the board includes Drew Bolin, Carol Lawson, Mark Lawson, Tom Craig, Lora Parcel, Joe Parcel, Brandi Parcel, and Josh Parcel.
All electronics including phones and tablets are not permitted. Dress code: campers should not wear crop tops, cut-offs, clothing that shows undergarments, or clothing that references drugs, alcohol, or inappropriate innuendos. Banned items include electronics of any kind, knives, firearms, drugs, alcohol, vapes, e-cigarettes, and inappropriate books.
What families say
“Camp Maranatha has had an enormous impact on my life and my faith, growing up. I truly believe my relationship with God is so strong as an adult because of the years I spent as a camper and counselor.” — Maurah B.
Last updated August 22, 2026.
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