Laurel Lake Summer Camp is a non-profit, Christ-centered summer camp program. Operated by the Pennsylvania Conference of Seventh-day Adventists, we strive to create a safe and fun environment where children discover the love of Jesus interwoven in every activity and reflected by our dedicated Christian staff.
Our goal is for children to explore and discover new activities, enjoy the beauty of the outdoors, develop lasting friendships with other campers and staff, and grow in their understanding of and relationship with a God who loves them and created them with purpose. Summer Camp runs from mid-June through mid-July with age-specific weekly programs.
Our goal is for children to explore and discover new activities, enjoy the beauty of the outdoors, develop lasting friendships with other campers and staff, and grow in their understanding of and relationship with a God who loves them and created them with purpose. Summer Camp runs from mid-June through mid-July with age-specific weekly programs.
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More than a decade ago we sent our oldest off to camp for the first time. It was so hard to watch him ride away from us on the camp bus knowing he would be gone for a week. Both of us had experienced summer camp as kids and knew he was in for an adventure. Following the "no news is good news" maxim we moved on through our week.
It is highly recommended that you complete a self-assessment before filling out an application. This will help you understand your interests and talents and how you can contribute to summer camp. You will need three references for your application. These references should be your: Dean, Pastor, Teacher, Work Supervisor, or other non-related adult.
In the document center, there is the confirmation letter (for the pick up/drop off information), packing list and a few medical documents. We appreciate you entrusting your children to our care for summer camp. While they are at camp we will provide opportunities for children to call home when necessary using the camp land line.
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Roberto Gonzalez
Sep 12, 2021
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The only critical is about pathfinder program, if we decide fallow God and keep the commandments why in the holly day we talking about camp program, throwing shirt with questions about camp instead of bible?, And the most important praise a rich man because he's millionaire and you got contact to him like he is God because have money (understand that you talking to teenagers that will think that is ok to idolatry a person because of money, famous and ect is ok) that is a broken commandments right the way! We should teach our kids about God not implemented more the word! I'm so disappointed about
Kuda Gwasira
Dec 30, 2020
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Jan 21, 2018
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