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Illinois Religious Study Camps
Providing Unique Settings and Activities For Children To Expand Their Horizons
From the Adler Planetarium to the famous Sears Tower, Illinois camps are a great way for your child to explore the multi-faceted "Land of Lincoln." Illinois camps specialize in providing your child with an adventurous, fun-filled, and life changing experience in a variety of themes.
The following are some highly recommended camps within the state of Religious Study. These programs have passed 300 stringent standards and thus are accredited by the World Camp Association and the American Camping Association.
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Adventure & exploration in S IL: live in a treehouse, cabin, or cave. Enjoy horseback riding, swimming, boating, hiking, archery, riflery, rock climbing & more.
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A residential summer camp with an Episcopal spiritual component.
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To provide an outdoor Christian ministry where people can encounter God and His creation.
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Year-round retreat & conference center & summer camp. Serving all individuals, churches and groups. Natures classroom program offered to school groups.
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Jensen Woods is a rustic camp located in Southern Illinois. Using horses, bikes, hiking, treehouses & other activities, we work to show Jesus Christ to all here
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Christ-centered outdoor activity based camp which integrates personal and spiritual development for campers grade 2-12 in beautiful location.
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To provide genuine Christian Hospitatlity in an enviornment for you to experience the unconditional love and grace of God.
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Church in outdoor settings connecting the Word of God with the World of God.
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Outdoor and Retreat Ministry strives to nurture disciples for Jesus Christ through programs, retreats and Christian hospitality.
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Providing opportunities to experience Christ in the outdoors through experiential learning, teamwork, & personal growth.
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The Upper Palmetto YMCA was first established in February of 1913. The headquarters were located in the offices of J.P. Hollis (above the Rock Hill Hardware Store). After several moves and efforts to raise funds for the building, the Charlotte Avenue YMCA opened its doors on December 22, 1950. Today, the Upper Palmetto YMCA includes nine branches and Camp Cherokee, a summer resident camp, serving York, Chester, and Lancaster counties.
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