Overview
Here's what makes Gracefield Christian Camp stand out
Come to camp at Gracefield on the shores of Lac Castor Blanc! We have overnight camp programs for youth ages 7-18. Every week, campers will play games and participate in activities tailored to their ages and interests every week. They will stay with other campers and two counselors in one of our traditional cabins.

Special needs: Not available

Religious affiliation: Christian

LGBTQ+ friendly community
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Programs, Rates & Dates

Programs and Sessions Calendar

We provide a screen-free experience, surrounded by our own mixed pine and deciduous forest on a beautiful lake. Campers can relax, explore, enjoy favourite camp activities and master new skills in a caring environment. Activities are designed to be accomplished through support and encouragement to one another. Campers participate in daily faith-based learning in which they are encouraged to participate but free to express their own opinions and explore faith at their own pace. The schedule includes traditional camps, canoe tripping, Leaders-in-Training plus a STEM and Music, Arts, Dance and Drama week. Community camp, for the entire family, is also available.

Choose the right programs and sessions for your child; Gracefield Christian Camp currently has 11 programs available.

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Specialty

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Date

Bus

Cost

March Break Camp

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Overnight Camp
Coed
Ages: 10 - 15

Traditional (multi activity)

$500 to $550

Gracefield, QC
37 Chem. des Loisirs

Mar 09-14

$500 - $550

The Way

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Overnight Camp
Coed
Ages: 14 - 15

Leadership Training

$800 to $1,050

Gracefield, QC
37 Chem. des Loisirs

Jul 02-11

$800 - $1,050

Trailblazer

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Overnight Camp
Coed
Ages: 7 - 12

Traditional (multi activity)

$500 to $600

Gracefield, QC 37 Chem. des Loisirs	Jul 06-11		$500 - $600
Gracefield, QC 37 Chem. des Loisirs	Jul 27-Aug 01		$500 - $600

Adventure

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Overnight Camp
Coed
Ages: 10 - 12

Adventure (multi)

$550 to $650

Gracefield, QC
37 Chem. des Loisirs

Jul 13-18

$550 - $650

LIT

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Overnight Camp
Coed
Ages: 15 - 18

CIT/LIT Program

$1,100 to $1,350

Gracefield, QC
37 Chem. des Loisirs

Jul 13-Aug 03

$1,100 - $1,350

MADD (Music, Art, Drama & Dance)

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Overnight Camp
Coed
Ages: 10 - 15

Arts (multi)

$550 to $650

Gracefield, QC
37 Chem. des Loisirs

Jul 13-18

$550 - $650

The Bridge

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Overnight Camp
Coed
Ages: 10 - 15

Traditional (multi activity)

$190 to $290

Gracefield, QC
37 Chem. des Loisirs

Jul 18-20

$190 - $290

Explorer

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Overnight Camp
Coed
Ages: 7 - 9

Traditional (multi activity)

$500 to $600

Gracefield, QC
37 Chem. des Loisirs

Jul 20-25

$500 - $600

STEM (Science, Tech, Engineering & Math)

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Overnight Camp
Coed
Ages: 10 - 15

STEM

$550 to $650

Gracefield, QC
37 Chem. des Loisirs

Jul 20-25

$550 - $650

Frontier

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Overnight Camp
Coed
Ages: 13 - 15

Traditional (multi activity)

$500 to $600

Gracefield, QC
37 Chem. des Loisirs

Jul 27-Aug 01

$500 - $600

Woodlander

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Overnight Camp
Coed
Ages: 13 - 15

Wilderness Out-tripping

$550 to $650

Gracefield, QC
37 Chem. des Loisirs

Aug 03-08

$550 - $650

Registration Details

Early Bird discounts (10% off) end on March 31, 2024. Tiered pricing options are available, including List Price (regular listed price), List Discount (for those who need a helping hand) and List Plus (for those who want to contribute to our campership fund). Families in financial need can apply for Gracefield camperships to assist with camp fees, or ask their own church or faith group. Day camp is an option for kids who are not yet ready for overnight camp. Families can book space at camp for their own holiday!

Reviews & Insider Perspectives
The Our Kids review of Gracefield Christian Camp

Located on the tranquil shores of Lac Castor Blanc, Gracefield Christian Camp provides an array of programs for day and overnight campers, as well as family retreats, emphasizing skill development, Christian values, and communal spirit. The camp's activities, which include canoeing, swimming, and communal campfire gatherings, reinforce a sense of adventure and camaraderie. Lodging options balance the rustic charm of cabins and platform tents with the convenience of electricity and modern bathroom facilities. With a technology-free philosophy, Gracefield encourages connection with the natural world and personal interactions. Specialized camps like the winter-focused March Break Camp and the varied Summer Base Camps cater to different interests and seasons. Trailblazer and Frontier sessions challenge campers with outdoor adventures, while the STEM Camp stimulates inquisitive minds with scientific exploration. The MADD Camp cultivates creativity through the performing arts. The camp's Christian ethos is woven into daily activities, with camp counselors exemplifying and teaching faith-based virtues. Spiritual life is also nurtured through services held in the scenic lakeside chapel. Gracefield Christian Camp is distinguished by its commitment to personal and spiritual growth, taking pride in the acquisition of new skills within a supportive Christian community. It offers a sanctuary where campers can discover, learn, and forge memories that endure.

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Video interviews with parents, campers, and alum
Meg Patterson, Parent

0:33 - How did you know this was the right fit?
1:33 - What's unique about this camp?
2:51 - Was there any personal growth you saw in your child?
4:08 - What would you tell parents who are hesitant about the overnight aspect?
6:01 - What would you tell other parents about the value of sending kids here?
7:08 - What does your child say?
7:45 - Final thoughts?
Review(s) of Gracefield Christian Camp

(5)

Anna Heath, Alum

I attended the camp for many years and went on to work at the camp as well. Gracefield is not only a camp but a community and a family of people coming together and experiencing and enjoying God’s c...
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Katherine Boyes, Parent

Our boys really love Gracefield Camp. The atmosphere is relaxed, welcoming, and fun. The staff and campers are supportive and caring. The food is delicious, and the facilities are always clean. Our ki...
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Meet the Staff

Director's Message

Mark has been a part of the community of Gracefield Camp since his first summer in 2020. He has worked in various positions at camps in Ontario, Alberta and British Columbia. He was excited to have the opportunity to combine a job in camping with being back close to his hometown of Shawville, QC. Mark graduated with a BA in strategic ministry from Millar College of the Bible in Saskatchewan. He spent 4 years working as a full-time pastor in Rossland, BC and before that was a youth pastor in Crossfield, AB. Mark has a passion for developing young leaders for today and the future. He enjoys having the opportunity to train the next generation of youth and young adult leaders and watching them grow in confidence at camp each summer!

Staff and Counsellors

Many of our staff are former campers, who had a great time at Gracefield and want to share the experience with others! Most counselors are high school or postsecondary students. Annual staff training includes techniques for guiding activities, leading groups, empowering youth, preventing bullying, and supporting people with special needs. Staff are also trained in first aid. Specialized training is required for waterfront and canoe tripping staff.

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