Registration for Summer 2026 is opening soon! Keep an eye on our social media for details.

Great effort is made to honour mutual requests for children of a similar age. Campers and staff are separated into cabin groups based on their age and gender. Cabin placements are made before arriving at Camp, so please indicate any requests during the registration process.

Your deposit is safe with Camp Luther Ministries. We know that plans change. You can get a refund, no problem!  

In the event of a cancellation, the registration amount, less a $50 administration fee, will be refunded. Cancellations within two weeks of the camp session start date are not eligible for a refund, except in situations of illness or injury. Full refunds will also be provided in the event Camp Luther Ministries must cancel a camp session due to illness or outbreak. 

Laundry services are not available to campers. However, our First Aid Attendant is able to help campers who may need laundry done for various reasons. 

We are a non-denominational Christian organization which welcomes campers from all backgrounds and beliefs. Camp provides an inter-denominational Christian environment in which children learn who Jesus is, what the Bible teaches, and how we can have a relationship with Him. We encourage campers to consider issues about life and faith through Biblical teaching, music, skits, prayer, and evening devotions.

Camp Luther Association is incorporated as a BC not-for-profit and is registered with the Canada Revenue Agency as Registered Charity # 118827393. If you would like to make a gift to our ministry, please check out our give page for more information.

We are always looking for ways to help families who would otherwise not be able to send their children to Camp. We have a campership program  to support families that otherwise could not attend Camp, a partnership with UGM for camper sponsorships, and payment plans available as needed.

Yep! Families receive $25 OFF for every child signed up to attend camp, starting with the second child. 

• Canoeing
• Kayaking
• Paddleboarding
• Widegames
• Archery
• Swimming
• Crafts
• Bunkball
• Group Games
• Waterslide (Luther)
• Corcls (Luther)
• Wilderness Exploring (Tulahead)
• Hiking (Tulahead)

Here is a list of things to send with your camper to make their stay more enjoyable:                                           

Sleeping bag, pillow, pajamas, sunscreen, bug spray, hat, water bottle, soap, shampoo, toothbrush, toothpaste, brush, facecloth, bath towel, clothes for each day, warm coat, extra shoes, beach towel, swimsuit (modest)*, Bible (if you have one)

Optional: scooter or a bike (a helmet is mandatory with these items). *Camp Luther only*

Please do not bring any of the following to camp:

money, electronic equipment (video games, iPod, iPad, etc.), pocket knives     

All medication is given to our team during check-in. Our First Aid Attendant administers prescriptions and meds at meal times and in the evening as necessary. Campers are not permitted to keep medication in cabins.

We aim to have three or more advanced medically trained staff on site every week of the summer. This team administers first aid, distributes camper medication, and delivers an opening day safety talk with all campers on sun safety, hydration, and safe footwear. In serious emergencies, the Mission Hospital is less than 10 minutes away from Camp Luther, and the Princeton Hospital is less than 25 minutes from Camp Tulahead.

Early each week, our program team performs a routine practice drill. This ensures everyone knows what the alarm sounds like and where to go in the event of a missing person or emergency situation.

Our Kitchen Manager and the kitchen team provide the best meals for campers with special diets. We can accommodate diets which are vegetarian, lactose-free, gluten-free, vegan and more. If you have a question about a specific diet please contact us before registering.

Our team can handle a wide range of allergies including campers who are peanut free, citrus sensitive, and more. Campers prone to anaphylactic reactions are required to bring two epi-pens.

Our team can handle a wide range of allergies including campers who are peanut free. 

Lost something at Camp? Email our office with your camper's info and the best description you can of your lost item.   

If an item is found, our team will follow up with you to let you know!

Once the summer is over, lost items will be kept until October 1st. 

If your child is younger and prone to wetting the bed or you believe they may wet the bed while away from home, we kindly request that you pack enough pull-ups to wear at bedtime for the duration of their time here at Camp. Our Camp cabin leaders will ensure discretion with regards to the campers who wear pull-ups. The use of pull-ups helps avoid messy and embarrassing situations for our camper. We will also contact parents if it was not indicated on the health form. 

Do not be alarmed if someone from Camp contacts you during your child’s stay with us. Most often, we just want some information or clarification. We will always contact you if:

• Your child is to be taken to a doctor (emergency or non-emergency)
• Your child is experiencing severe homesickness
• Your child is vomiting and/or diarrhea occurs (we will ask you to pick up your child in the case of vomiting/diarrhea)

At the discretion of the Program Manager, when a behavioural problem arises (see Code of Conduct)  

Cabin size is dependent on the cabin that a child is in.

At Camp, each cabin has between 4 - 5 bunk beds for campers and 1 - 2 bunk beds for staff.

Here is a list of things to send with your camper to make their stay more enjoyable:                                           

• Sleeping bag, pillow, pajamas, soap, shampoo, toothbrush, toothpaste, brush, facecloth, bath towel, clothes for each day, warm coat, extra shoes, beach towel, swimsuit (modest), Bible (if you have one)

Optional for Camp Luther: scooter or a  bike (a helmet is mandatory with these items).  There is no safe place to scooter or bike at Camp Tulahead.

Just a few hints on how to deal with a homesick loved one . . . the cure is for your child to feel safe and secure in his/her new environment. For this to happen, your child needs to get involved in camp activities and begin building relationships with the rest of his/her cabin and leaders. To help your child settle quickly, reassure him/her that you love them and say goodbye. We will do our best to comfort and encourage your child and keep them focused on what is going on at camp, but if they really need to hear a familiar voice from home, we will contact you.

Please do not bring any of the following to camp:

• money, electronic equipment (video games, iPod, iPad, etc.), pocket knives, electric scooters.

We strongly encourage campers to leave any mobile devices such as cell phones at home, as they can easily be lost or broken during their time at camp.