Dunes Discovery Camps

Looking for a summer adventure that your kids will never forget? Look no further! Kids have the opportunity to spend a week in the Indiana Dunes National Park. This camp is perfect for kids to discover and explore nature, use their creativity and build new skills all while creating lifelong friendships. Campers will experience a range of activities including hiking the dunes, playing games, splashing around at the beach, enjoying s’mores at campfires and so much more!

Ages: 9–13
Tuition: $649 (Deposit $150, non-refundable fee $45)

Four separate weeks (5 days/4 nights):
June 16-20, July 7-11, July 21-25, July 28-Aug 1

Nat’s Sleepover Camp - Ages 9-11
June 30-July 2

This NEW camp is the perfect introduction to overnight camp, with hikes and lots of Dunes fun!

Ages: 9–11
Tuition: $389 (Deposit $150, non-refundable fee $45)
Camp arrival: 9am on Monday, June 30
Camp departure: 5pm on Wednesday, July 2

Dunes Adventure Teen Camp
July 14-17

Dunes Adventure Camp is an immersive and enriching experience designed to foster a deep connection between young minds and the stunning natural beauty of the Indiana Dunes. Nestled along the southern shore of Lake Michigan, this camp provides the perfect backdrop for an adventure-filled and educational journey. Through collaborative challenges and games, campers will build friendships, develop leadership skills, and gain a sense of environmental stewardship, while enjoying the trails, beach and evenings under the stars.

Ages: 14–17
Tuition: $649 (Deposit $150, non-refundable fee $45)

Check out the Overnight Camp Guide for lots more camp information!

This guide will continue to be updated.

About the Registration Process
When you click the register button for your desired camp, you will be taken to CampDoc, our registration system. You will first create a parent/guardian profile, then register your child for your desired camp(s). Additional children can be registered using the same adult profile.

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