All About Our Free Camps
Our Activities
Campers will enjoy an array of camp activities and new experiences. Some of these activities include:
Canoe & Paddleboat
Archery
Air Rifles
Arts/Crafts
Fishing
GaGa Ball
Swimming
Kickball
Field Games
Science Experiments
Our Amenities
Meals are served in an indoor dining hall with trained and certified professionals. The kitchen staff is made fully aware of any allergies and sensitivities of campers and staff members.
Campers & counselors sleep on bunk beds in enclosed, air-conditioned cabins. The cabins are located close to the restroom and shower facilities with private stalls and hot water.
Activities are held throughout the grounds in 8 massive fields, a student activity center, a junior Olympic size pool, and a 5-acre lake with hiking trails.
Our Staff
Our free camps are 100% run by volunteers, from directors to counselors to the camp nurse. The average camper to counselor ratio is 3:1, so each camper feels they have a personal connection with their counselors. Each counselor goes through orientation and training before the camp week begins.
The onsite nurse is available 24 hours a day with first aid and camper medications. Prescriptions are administered at scheduled times by the nurse. All administered first-aid, over-the-counter, and prescription medicines are recorded in the nurse’s logbook.
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Kentucky Lions Youth Camp for Blind & Visually Impaired Youth
TBD
Counselors arrive TBD. Eligible Campers are ages 6 through 15 who happen to be blind or visually impaired.
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Kentucky Lions Youth Camp for Deaf & Hard of Hearing Youth
TBD
Counselors arrive TBD. Eligible Campers are ages 6 through 15 who happen to be deaf or hard of hearing.
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Camp Freedom for Children in Foster or Kinship Care
TBD
Counselors arrive TBD. Eligible Campers are ages 6 through 15 and are in foster or kinship care
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