Camp Offerings 2026
This summer, Westminster Spires is returning to our classic three-week lineup, with programs designed for every age group. From our youngest campers just starting their camp adventures to high schoolers ready for challenges and new experiences, each week is filled with fun, faith, and friendships.
Elementary Camp
July 12–16 | Entering Grades 3–5
This week is the perfect first step into the adventure of summer camp! Designed especially for our younger campers, this four-night experience is full of fun, laughter, and opportunities to explore God’s creation. Campers will make new friends, reconnect with old ones, and begin discovering what it means to grow in their faith.
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Days are filled with exciting activities like crafts, games, outdoor exploration, and singing silly songs together. Campers may enjoy hikes around camp, swimming in Red Lodge, learning simple outdoor skills, and gathering for worship around the campfire. Trailhead Camp is a joyful introduction to camp life and a place where young campers can feel safe, supported, and loved as they grow in their identity in Christ.
Middle School Camp
July 19–24 | Entering Grades 6–8
Our second Camp is a week packed with excitement, friendship, and unforgettable outdoor experiences. Middle school campers are ready for bigger challenges and new discoveries, and this week of camp gives them plenty of opportunities to try new things while growing in confidence and faith.
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Campers will spend their days exploring the outdoors through activities like hiking, exploring, team games, and learning outdoor skills. They’ll share meals, laughter, and late-night campfires with their cabins while building strong friendships. Along the way, campers will participate in worship and small group conversations that encourage them to ask questions, grow in their faith, and discover how God is present in their lives and in the beauty of creation.
Highschool Camp
July 26–31 | Entering Grades 9–12
Highschool Camp is an unforgettable week of adventure, community, and deeper faith. Campers will build strong friendships, explore the beauty of God’s creation, and have space to ask big questions about life and faith.
Days are filled with adventure—whitewater rafting, wilderness hikes, exploring town, outdoor skills, and service projects—while evenings bring campfires, night games, and times of worship and conversation. This camp is a place where high schoolers can unplug from the busyness of life, grow as leaders, and explore how their faith can shape who they are becoming.