About
Camp Notre Dame offers a one-of-a-kind day and overnight camp experience that includes Kids Kamp Day Camp and Overnight Summer Camp. The program is open year-round and also offers programs for the entire family, including Family Fun Weekends.
• Ages: 4–17 years old
Camp Notre Dame has been in operation for over 60 years, with its story beginning in 1959 and its first campers and staff arriving in the summer of 1960. In 1994, Camp Notre Dame was purchased by the Loyal Christian Benefit Association, and in 1998 it returned to the sponsorship of the Diocese of Erie. The camp is affiliated with the Diocese of Erie.
Camp Notre Dame states that its mission is to create unforgettable summers and shape confident, happy kids through safe, supportive adventures where campers can try new things, discover their strengths, and grow into their best selves. The mission also emphasizes helping kids unplug from screens and reconnect with nature, faith, and friendship through real-world experiences, and continuing a legacy of serving children and families through faith-filled experiences, meaningful relationships, and adventures.
Parent and camper reviews describe weeks at Camp Notre Dame as well-rounded, with a wide variety of fun, interesting, educational, and useful activities taught with an emphasis on fun, kindness, inclusion, and teamwork. Reviewers also describe the camp as welcoming, accepting, and loving, and refer to it as a home away from home. Some reviewers note warm, fond memories from their own childhoods at the camp and say they would not trade those days for anything, and one reviewer states that staff give 110% to make sure campers experience a vacation to remember.
Last updated July 13, 2026.
• Ages: 4–17 years old
Camp Notre Dame has been in operation for over 60 years, with its story beginning in 1959 and its first campers and staff arriving in the summer of 1960. In 1994, Camp Notre Dame was purchased by the Loyal Christian Benefit Association, and in 1998 it returned to the sponsorship of the Diocese of Erie. The camp is affiliated with the Diocese of Erie.
Camp Notre Dame states that its mission is to create unforgettable summers and shape confident, happy kids through safe, supportive adventures where campers can try new things, discover their strengths, and grow into their best selves. The mission also emphasizes helping kids unplug from screens and reconnect with nature, faith, and friendship through real-world experiences, and continuing a legacy of serving children and families through faith-filled experiences, meaningful relationships, and adventures.
Parent and camper reviews describe weeks at Camp Notre Dame as well-rounded, with a wide variety of fun, interesting, educational, and useful activities taught with an emphasis on fun, kindness, inclusion, and teamwork. Reviewers also describe the camp as welcoming, accepting, and loving, and refer to it as a home away from home. Some reviewers note warm, fond memories from their own childhoods at the camp and say they would not trade those days for anything, and one reviewer states that staff give 110% to make sure campers experience a vacation to remember.
Last updated July 13, 2026.
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