Here's what makes Lone Prairie Camp stand out

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Registration Details

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Financial Aid & Payment Details

Payment Options:

Deposit required with acceptance	Yes
Credit card payment	Yes
Maximum installments available	1

Discounts

Discount if paid early	$20
Discount for 3rd child	$50
Discount for 4th child	$140

Scholarships & awards:

• Camperships

  Amount: 100%

  Deadline: Rolling

  Type: Need based
  Details: Regardless of financial situation, we want to ensure that the fun and adventure of camp is open to any interested child. All families are eligible for campership funding and the amount is dependant on need. If you have any questions about our campership program or your eligibility, please contact our office at [email protected].
  Application Details: Our simple online campership application only requires families to indicate how much they are able to contribute, which camp they are hoping for their child to attend, basic contact information, and the name of their home church.

Verified Reviews of Lone Prairie Camp

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Video Gallery

Director's Message

Staff and Counsellors

Property Details

Sports facilities

Landscape

More details about property: Our facilities are also available year-round for renting to various groups, which have included boy’s & girl’s clubs, family reunions, youth groups, school groups, etc. Please contact us if you have any questions or complete the online rental application found on our website to receive an automatically generated quote and begin the booking process.

Accommodations

Sleeping Accommodations

Amenities

Washrooms Facilities

More details about accommodations: We are excited to announce that we have completed the Crystal Block Bathroom Renovation. If you haven't been onsite for a while, we are very excited about our recent kitchen & bathroom renos as well 6 new private rooms with 1 double/queen & 1 twin bed each.

Are meals provided? Yes.

Is Lone Prairie Camp technology free? Yes. We encourage all campers and staff to leave their cell phones and ipods at home so that they can fully engage in the adventure and relationship building which takes place at camp.

Rentals & Services

Associations

In the News

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Stories

• The Things We Learn From Campers

  Stillness. Arms up. In awe.
  "How deep the Father's love for us..."
  I remember standing at the front of the chapel, crying as I clutched onto my guitar. I couldn't even sing anymore. Watching children sing at the top of their lungs, arms stretched out, eyes closed,  or praying silently... there was so much power there. He was present. These children's voices shook the chapel and the hearts of all the staff.
  Sometimes we believe we have a lot to teach children, that we inherently will be role models. Although that isn't completely untrue, children can sometimes be the best role models. They can be so unwavering in their love for God, innocent and free of alternate agendas.
  When you send your kids to camp, we learn from them too.

• Why I Love LPC

  I love camp because it was always a safe environment .. and it was tons of fun. As a camper you were free, and in fact encouraged, to be yourself without the staff judging you. Cabin leaders and support staff were always so excited to get to meet you, making you feel very important! When staff would remember you, it made you feel like you really mattered to them, and often times the returning staff did remember. The activities were also so much fun! - rock climbing was always my favorite, and when I was young the mud pitt was always a hit! Another thing I love about camp is that it taught me some really useful life lessons, like how to live, and get along with other people. As well, I got to meet tons of new people who have become life-long friends. Camp was also a great place to learn about God, and the great things he does in peoples lives. As a camper and as a staff member, camp was always a major influence on my walk with God. Devo’s were always interesting, and CLT meetings/campfires really encouraged me to take my faith into my own hands. I don’t think I would be where I am today in my spiritual walk without the guidance of the staff, and campers I met through LPC.

• Lone Prairie Camp and Its Relationship With The Local Church

  LPC provides a great venue for youth to gain valuable Christian leadership experience . Youth who attend LPC build relationships that extend far beyond the summer months. In short, camp is a major positive influence on the life of our Youth.

• What Camp Means To Me

  Camp is the place where I first encountered a mentor figure that really cared for me and pointed me to God. It’s the place where I first discovered true fellowship instead of the coffee variety, encountering God away from the concrete jungle of a city, and the idea of knowing and loving Jesus. I’ve seen 9 summers, both as a camper and a staff, with a different team each year. The personnel may change drastically, but God is the Great I am, and He continues to use us to transform kids’ lives.

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