• Day Camp runs Monday-Friday throughout the summer for children ages 5-11. You can find out more here.
• Overnight Camp varies from week to week both in age and type of camp. We have sports camps, watersports camps, ministry camps, outdoor adventure camps, and more! There’s something for everyone! Learn more about each one here.
• Beulah on the Road is the camp that comes to YOU! Find out if BOTR is coming to a church near you here.
• Adult and Family Camps offer the camp experience for the WHOLE family! Designed to be refreshing and relaxing, each of our Adult and Family options offers the chance to spend quality time with your family and grow closer to the Lord together. Check out the options here.

Our leadership staff visits colleges and churches around the country each year seeking out Godly college-aged men and women to be a part of our summer staff. Each potential staff member has not only filled out an application and submitted references but has also been personally interviewed and background checked. We strive to find staff that is emotionally and spiritually mature, on fire for Christ, and ready to serve so that you can be sure your child is in great hands. When the staff arrives for the summer they receive additional job specific training which includes activity certification, CPR certification, camper behavior management and care, and child safety training in identifying and/or preventing child abuse. We are confident that each staff member we hire is ready to help your child have the best week of their life!

We run everything “in-house” at Beulah Beach, because we want to ensure the quality of what we’re giving your camper. Our worship leaders, speakers, and staff are all on staff at Beulah Beach all summer. Everything we do at Beulah Beach in our programs has an extra dose of energy and excitement, and we’re sure you’ll see that when you arrive on Opening Day!

• White Out: Winter Youth Retreat ages 12-18
• Father & Son Retreat

Yes! We would love to show you around Beulah Beach. Since we are open year round you don’t even have to wait for summer! Contact our office at 440-967-4861 to set up am appointment to come and see our facilities. In the mean time check out our Guest Services and view photos of the grounds!

Yes – our camp store “The Dock” is open for every Opening and Closing Day of camp to make sure you can stock up on your Beulah Beach gear every year. On Opening Day, it will be open from 4:00-5:00. On Closing Day, it will open after the Closing Ceremony and will close at 2:00P.M.

Overnight Camp

• Early Registration: Register before March 20 and receive $25 off camp registration.
• Family Plan: For families that send three or more sibling campers; each camper from the same family will receive a $25 discount. To receive the discount all registrations and payments must be registered online together.

SCHOLARSHIPS

• Limited partial scholarships are available, download a scholarship application. For more information please call 440-967-4861.

Yes! For families that send three or more overnight campers, each camper from the same family will receive a $25 discount. To receive the discount, all registrations and payments must be mailed in the same envelope, faxed, or registered online together. The Family Plan discount does not apply to Day Camp.

Yes. Download the scholarship application.

A camp fee can be transferred as a camp fee to another camper of same sex attending camp OR as credit towards a camp fee of any camper attending another camp subject to availability. The camp fee charged will be the appropriate fee based on the date the transfer is made. No transfers may be made within 7 days prior to the start of a camp. Please notify us at 440-967-4861 if you intend to transfer a fee.

If cancellation is made more than 7 days before camp starts, a refund will be issued less a $50 non-refundable processing fee for overnight camp ($30 for DayCamp). No cancellations, refunds, or transfers to or from a camp can be made in the 7 days prior to camp starting, or after the camp has started.

If a camp is listed as CLOSED it means that we have reached our maximum capacity for that camp and we are unable to take any further registrations. You may submit your name and phone number to be put on the waiting list and in the event that a spot opens up you will be contacted. Openings will be filled by those on the waiting list in the order in which they are received. If you are unable to get your child into the desired camp we recommend looking at the other camp options offered for which you child would be eligible.

The full cost of registration is due when you register. Check with your church if there are scholarships or discounts on the cost.

Overnight Camp

• Opending Day: It will be a party! You can anticipate staff members jumping up and down, so excited that you’re finally at camp! Check-in begins at 4pm on Sunday. You should plan to arrive no later than 4:15pm. When you arrive at Beulah Beach, follow the directional signs and crazy staff members and park on the soccer field. You have two options at this point. You can either bring your camper’s belongings with you to the Check-In line and we’ll move it into their room for you OR you can drop your camper off at Check-In and then go move in their belongings yourself.
• Camp Closing: On Closing Day, please plan to arrive at camp between 10:45-11:15 A.M. The Closing Ceremony will take place in the Center at 11:30 A.M. After the Closing Ceremony, you’ll break off into the campers’ counseling groups and get your camper’s Character Quality Award and officially sign your camper out. After that, you’re free to join us for lunch (on us!), check out “The Dock”, and load your camper’s stuff into your car.

Day Camp

• Drop-off: It will be a party! You can anticipate staff members jumping up and down, so excited that you’re finally at camp! When you arrive at Beulah Beach, follow the directional signs and crazy staff members and park near the playground. Bring your camper up to the Check-In tables and just watch how excited we are to have you at camp!
• Pick-Up: We want to make sure your kids are safe, so we need you to sign your camper out every day with your camper’s counselor.

Drop off begins at 7:30am on the playground. Please plan to arrive no later than 8:15am to drop off your child.
Pick up begins at 5:00pm on the playground. Please plan to arrive no later than 5:15pm to pick up your child.

Please let us know when you drop your camper off so that the proper forms can be filled out and arrangements made. In the event of an emergency please contact the main office at 440-967-4861 in order to make the proper arrangements.

If your child attends more than one week of camp within the same program the experience will be similar.

Our Day Camp program is designed to vary slightly from week to week but many elements remain the same each week. If your child attends multiple weeks they will have the opportunity to build relationships with several different counselors as well as with other campers that attend weekly but also make new friends every week!
If your child attends multiple overnight camps their experience will vary further as each week is designed to have a different emphasis. For instance campers will have a very different experience at Sports Camp than at Splash Camp, however elements of theme and programing will be very similar.

Yes! Your camper will be in the same counseling group for the entire week. If you are coming back for another week and love your counselor, request to have your camper be in their group again!

Yes! We have many of our counselors return every year, and if the counselor you request will be on staff that week, we’ll do everything we can to make sure your camper is in their group! Just email registrar@bbeach.org at least two weeks prior to camp starting and we will do everything we can!

We strive to keep an 8:1 camper to staff ratio. We try and keep the groups even smaller than that if we can because we think it makes the camp experience even better!

When you submit your child’s registration form you have the option to request up to 3 roommates. It is our policy to honor roommate requests made at least two weeks prior to the beginning of the camp, however, roommate requestscannot be guaranteed. To be sure no roommates are closed out of a camp when it fills up, we suggest registering at the same time. We do our best to make sure each camper has at least one of their requested roommates, if not all 3. Even though 2 campers may request each, other the other requests on the form may not match. In that case large, rooming groups will be assigned to two adjacent rooms. We will see to it that those campers are also in the same counseling group. To avoid excluding anyone, campers that do not request roommates will be placed into counseling groups with at least one other camper that did not request a roommate and others similar in age.

When you register for camp, there is a friend request section on the form so that campers can be with their siblings and/or friends. We do everything we can to make sure every camper is grouped with their requested friend.

Day Camp

This is a schedule for a typical day at  Day Camp, however we change things all the time to keep things new and exciting!

Overnight Camp

This is a schedule for a typical day at  overnight camp, however we change things all the time to keep thingsnew and exciting!

It depends which camp your camper decides on because we literally have too many activities to do in just one week! All of our campers will get to do the following activities: Zipline, Giant Swing, Rockwall, Canoes and Paddleboats, Tubing, Jetski Rides, Game Room,  FunZone Games, sports, swimming (pool and lake). We have other activities such as paintball, high and low ropes courses, hayrides, and campouts which only some camps have in their schedule.

Here at Beulah Beach, we take pride in being a camp for every kind of kid. Whatever your camper’s interests are, we are trying to create something that they will love doing at camp. We sincerely believe your camper will love being here, even if they aren’t sure about it all yet!

God is not boring and we don’t think camp should be either! Our philosophy of camp ministry is to show every camper that being in love with Jesus and having a relationship with Him is the coolest, most amazing, fun thing in the world! We put a staff in front of your kids that is on fire for Jesus Christ! Every day, your camper will get to be a part of a “mix”, group discussions with their counselor, and that’s just the start of it! Every single aspect of camp at Beulah Beach is programmed to make Jesus’ name greater.

Every member of our staff is follower of Christ and is dedicated to praying for the campers before they even reach the grounds of Beulah Beach. It is the mission of Beulah Beach to see our guests encounter Christ in an authentic life-changing way. Our staff  will share truths from God’s word daily and boldly proclaim who Christ is through testimony, prayer, worship, and the Bible. Campers will attend Mixes every day where they will not only enjoy hilarious skits but dynamic worship and relevant speakers that engage them at their level. They will be encouraged to read God’s word daily, be faithful in prayer, and share their faith. As they spend time in small groups with their counselor they will find a place where they can feel comfortable sharing their heart with the group and support each other by praying together.  We understand that following Christ is a personal decision for each camper and we rejoice with them as they reach that decision.

Beulah Beach is a ministry of the Christian and Missionary Alliance. See our Statement of Faith.

Yes. Campers can bring money for Snak Shak and pop machines ($1.50 20oz. bottle). Please send your camper with bills $10 or smaller so they can avoid delays at the Snak Shak. Pop machines like dollar bills and quarters best!

“The Dock”, our Beulah Beach giftshop, is open on closing day and can take cash, check, or credit card (Visa, MasterCard, and Discover only).

An additional cost of $20 (plus any extra paint) will be required to play paintball. 

On our Parentsphere site, we’ll upload pictures every day of all the fun activities of camp. In your Parent Survival Guide that you receive at Check-In, we’ll give you the password so that you can see all the pictures!

Our media staff strives to capture as many moments as possible throughout your camper’s experience at Beulah Beach. However, we do have a limited staff to cover multiple ongoing camps. As photos are captured throughout the day they are processed and uploaded so that they can be viewed. Mid-week every camper gets a photo with their counselor and their counseling group. The password to access your camper’s gallery was provided on the Parent Survival Guide you received at check in.

You can send your camper email or regular mail. To send email click here and scroll down. To ensure timely delivery packages and letters should be mailed no later than Tuesday. All mail received before 1pm will be distributed the same day. Mail arriving after 1pm will be delivered on the next day. Please be sure that your mail is labeled as follows:

(camper name here)
(camp attending here)
c/o (counselor name here)
6101 W. Lake Rd.
Vermilion, OH 44089

To ensure camper safety and to provide the best experience we ask that parents do not visit while the camp is ongoing.

Yes. Both Day Camp and Overnight Camp are served a hot breakfast everyday. Day Camp is served at 9am every morning and Overnight Camp is served between 7:30-8:30 am depending on the camp schedule.

Our chef and kitchen staff are happy to help accomodate any dietary needs. Please be sure to note any special dietary needs or allergies on your child’s registration form. You can also contact the office at 440-967-4861 to speak to someone directly regarding making food arrangements for your child.

If you will be bringing any medications, whether over-the-counter (ie. for seasonal allergies) or prescription, your parent or guardian will need to fill out our Medication Authorization Form PRIOR TO your arrival to camp, in order to ensure that all medications are brought under the proper specifications as listed on the form. Please bring all medications in their original container when you come to check in. The nurse will have all of your camper’s medications and distribute them at different times during the day. All of our counselors have also received a list of any medical issues and will see to it that campers with epi-pens and inhalers that need to stay with campers are dealt with appropriately!

Safety first! Activities are a huge component to camp at Beulah Beach, but the safety and well-being of your camper is our first priority. Every part of our program is designed with safety in mind. We have a Camp Nurse on staff if there are any accidents or sicknesses. All staff members are CPR certified and all lifeguards first aid and AED certified as well so that in the event of an emergency there will a prompt and appropriate response to the situation.The nurse will have all of your camper’s medications and distribute them at different times during the day. If your camper will be bringing any medications, whether over-the-counter (ie. for seasonal allergies) or prescription, the parent/guardian will need to fill out the Medication Authorization Form PRIOR TO arrival to camp, in order to ensure that all medications are brought under the proper specifications as listed on the form. If your child’s medication changes in type and/or frequency of use after your submit the Medication Authorization Form please be sure to alert the nurse when you bring your child to check in for camp as medication can only be delivered in the manner which is authorized by the parent/guardian’s consent on that form.

A parent/guardian will be contacted in the event of an emergency such as:

• When a camper is taken off-site for professional medical treatment.
• When a camper has had a significant accident that causes injury – major bumps, bruises, cuts, etc.
• Any time there is something out of the ordinary – seizures, severe allergic reaction, etc.

Call the office at (440) 967-4861.

We ask that all campers bring sunscreen and a water bottle to camp. Counselors will ask campers to re-apply sunscreen any time they are going to spend significant time in the sun. Because our campers tend to spend significant time in the water we recommend a water-proof high SPF sunscreen. Campers will have the opportunity to refill their water bottles regularly and are also asked to drink at least one glass of water at each meal before other beverages. During especially hot days additional water coolers are provided around camp.

Every staff member at Beulah Beach has gone through MinistrySafe Abuse Training Course. We do not let staff members even come to camp before they’ve completed the course and passed the test. In addition to this, we do additional training on abuse during our Staff Training Week. The safety of your camper is our FIRST priority. You can check out more about MinistrySafe at www.ministrysafe.com.

Please contact the Beulah Beach office at 440-967-4861 for futher information before registering for camp to ensure that we can provide the proper care for your child.

God is not boring and we don’t think camp should be either! Our philosophy of camp ministry is to show every camper that being in love with Jesus and having a relationship with Him is the coolest, most amazing, fun thing in the world! We put a staff in front of your kids that is on fire for Jesus Christ! Every day, your camper will get to be a part of a “mix”, group discussions with their counselor, and that’s just the start of it! Every single aspect of camp at Beulah Beach is programmed to make Jesus’ name greater.

Here at Beulah Beach, we take pride in being a camp for every child. Whatever your camper’s interests, we strive to create something that they will love doing at camp. In the last four years, we have sent home only a few campers to homesickness. Your camper is going to LOVE being at Beulah Beach!

A packing list for BOTR can be found here.

Drop off is between 9:00 and 9:30 A.M. If you need to drop your child off earlier, please let us know when you register. Pick up is promptly at 4:00 P.M. If an adult other than the parents of a child are picking up, please fill out an “alternate pick-up form” located at the registration table.

Morning Check-In:

• It will be a party! You can anticipate staff members jumping up and down, excited that your child is finally at camp! When you arrive at the church, you will check in at the registration tables. Your child will then enter a line to be introduced to the entire camp by name. Counselors will come dancing and cheering to welcome each and every camper!

Afternoon Check-out:

• Safety is our #1 priority during check-out. When you come to pick up your child, you will check in at the registration table and enter a line outside the gym. You MUST show your ID to check your camper out. The director will greet you in this line and a co-counselor will then escort you to your child’s counseling group in order for you to check her/him out and meet the counselor. You will then be escorted out of the gym by the co-counselor.

We would love for children to stay all day every day, but we do understand when a camper has to leave early. We’ve created an early release form that needs to be filled out by the parent AT MORNING CHECK-IN. This form will be available every day at the registration table. Our Camp Director will be ready to assist in bringing your child to the registration table at the time of early release.

Registration forms MUST be completed before camp starts. The deadline to register will vary from church to church, as some churches allow additional registrations the first day of camp. If your camper has any medications, be sure to list them on the medical form when registering.

Each day campers will participate in songs, skits, and dances to get their blood pumping! We have activity blocks that include water games, climbing the ROCKwall, demolishing best friends in a jousting competition, and many more activities outside! As a midday rest, we watch a portion of a movie. We have times of worship, a skit, and a message learning about what being a Christian is all about and how we can make Jesus our best friend. We finish the day off with more dancing and silly skits during Pick-Up time.

Check with your church for information on lunches. In most cases, lunch will need to be provided by the parent. Please inform us of the allergy when you register your child. If it is a severe allergy and your child cannot be around others eating certain foods, let us know that as well.

All medications are to be checked in during registration. Our staff will assist in administering medications to campers while they are with us. Please be sure to include these on the medical form when registering your camper.

Safety is our first priority at Beulah Beach. Our staff is trained in CPR, the Director is both CPR and First Aid certified, and most churches have a trained nurse on location during camp as well! Our staff is trained to make you feel safe, especially if your camper has food allergies, needs daily medications, or has other needs.

If minor medical care is provided to your child, you will be informed by their counselor at pick-up. If a child needs emergency care, you will be notified immediately.

We want to make sure every camper has an outstanding experience at camp, so there is a zero tolerance policy for bullying and disturbing behavior. We believe in positive reinforcement and removing privileges over other forms of disciplinary action. If a situation arises where this occurs, the child will be removed from the situation and both the counselor and camp director will find a solution that is best for everyone. If we feel that the situation would be best resolved somewhere other than camp, the Camp Director will call home and discuss those options.

We ask that parents send sunscreen with campers. Our counselors will monitor and make sure that all of their campers are putting on sunscreen before outside activities. Every camper must also bring a water bottle. We have extra coolers of water at every outside activity.

In the case of an emergency, we ask that you call the church office, who will then inform our Camp Director of the situation. Our staff will do everything we can to prepare your child to leave quickly.

Giving your child the best camp experience means that they become immersed in our camp culture. Our counselors are trained and equipped with skills to handle separation anxiety and homesickness. Therefore, we ask that parents do not visit their children while they are at camp.

Check with your church for information on scholarships and discounts.

The full cost of registration is due when you register. Check with your church if there are scholarships or discounts on the cost.

When you register for camp, there is a friend request section on the form so that campers can be with their siblings and/or friends. We do everything we can to make sure every camper is grouped with their requested friend.

Beulah Beach offers a wide range of summer camp experiences for people of all ages.

• Day Camp runs Monday-Friday throughout the summer for children ages 5-11. You can find out more here.
• Overnight Camp varies from week to week both in age and type of camp. We have sports camps, watersports camps, ministry camps, outdoor adventure camps, and more! There’s something for everyone! Learn more about each one here.
• Beulah on the Road is the camp that comes to YOU! Find out if BOTR is coming to a church near you here.
• Adult and Family Camps offer the camp experience for the WHOLE family! Designed to be refreshing and relaxing, each of our Adult and Family options offers the chance to spend quality time with your family and grow closer to the Lord together. Check out the options here.

Our leadership staff visits colleges and churches around the country each year seeking out Godly college-aged men and women to be a part of our summer staff. Each potential staff member has not only filled out an application and submitted references but has also been personally interviewed and background checked. We strive to find staff that is emotionally and spiritually mature, on fire for Christ, and ready to serve so that you can be sure your child is in great hands. When the staff arrives for the summer they receive additional job specific training which includes activity certification, CPR certification, camper behavior management and care, and child safety training in identifying and/or preventing child abuse. We are confident that each staff member we hire is ready to help your child have the best week of their life!

We run everything “in-house” at Beulah Beach, because we want to ensure the quality of what we’re giving your camper. Our worship leaders, speakers, and staff are all on staff at Beulah Beach all summer. Everything we do at Beulah Beach in our programs has an extra dose of energy and excitement, and we’re sure you’ll see that when you arrive on Opening Day!

YES! Beulah Beach offers several retreat opportunities throughout the year.

• White Out: Winter Youth Retreat ages 12-18
• Father & Son Retreat
• Beauty for Ashes Womens Retreat

Yes! We would love to show you around Beulah Beach. Since we are open year round you don’t even have to wait for summer! Contact our office at 440-967-4861 to set up am appointment to come and see our facilities. In the mean time check out our Guest Services and view photos of the grounds!

Yes – our camp store “The Dock” is open for every Opening and Closing Day of camp to make sure you can stock up on your Beulah Beach gear every year. On Opening Day, it will be open from 4:00-5:00. On Closing Day, it will open after the Closing Ceremony and will close at 2:00P.M.

Overnight Camp

• Early Registration: Register before March 20 and receive $25 off camp registration.
• Family Plan: For families that send three or more sibling campers; each camper from the same family will receive a $25 discount. To receive the discount all registrations and payments must be mailed in the same envelope, faxed or registered online together.

SCHOLARSHIPS

• Limited partial scholarships are available, download a scholarship application. For more information please call 440-967-4861.

Yes! For families that send three or more overnight campers, each camper from the same family will receive a $25 discount. To receive the discount, all registrations and payments must be mailed in the same envelope, faxed, or registered online together. The Family Plan discount does not apply to Day Camp.

Yes. Download the scholarship application.

A camp fee can be transferred as a camp fee to another camper of same sex attending camp OR as credit towards a camp fee of any camper attending another camp subject to availability. The camp fee charged will be the appropriate fee based on the date the transfer is made. No transfers may be made within 7 days prior to the start of a camp. Please notify us at 440-967-4861 if you intend to transfer a fee.

If cancellation is made more than 7 days before camp starts, a refund will be issued less a $50 non-refundable processing fee for overnight camp ($30 for DayCamp). No cancellations, refunds, or transfers to or from a camp can be made in the 7 days prior to camp starting, or after the camp has started.

If a camp is listed as CLOSED it means that we have reached our maximum capacity for that camp and we are unable to take any further registrations. You may submit your name and phone number to be put on the waiting list and in the event that a spot opens up you will be contacted. Openings will be filled by those on the waiting list in the order in which they are received. If you are unable to get your child into the desired camp we recommend looking at the other camp options offered for which you child would be eligible.

The full cost of registration is due when you register. Check with your church if there are scholarships or discounts on the cost.

Overnight Camp

• Opending Day: It will be a party! You can anticipate staff members jumping up and down, so excited that you’re finally at camp! Check-in begins at 4pm on Sunday. You should plan to arrive no later than 4:15pm. When you arrive at Beulah Beach, follow the directional signs and crazy staff members and park on the soccer field. You have two options at this point. You can either bring your camper’s belongings with you to the Check-In line and we’ll move it into their room for you OR you can drop your camper off at Check-In and then go move in their belongings yourself.
• Camp Closing: On Closing Day, please plan to arrive at camp between 10:45-11:15 A.M. The Closing Ceremony will take place in the Center at 11:30 A.M. After the Closing Ceremony, you’ll break off into the campers’ counseling groups and get your camper’s Character Quality Award and officially sign your camper out. After that, you’re free to join us for lunch (on us!), check out “The Dock”, and load your camper’s stuff into your car.

Day Camp

• Drop-off: It will be a party! You can anticipate staff members jumping up and down, so excited that you’re finally at camp! When you arrive at Beulah Beach, follow the directional signs and crazy staff members and park near the playground. Bring your camper up to the Check-In tables and just watch how excited we are to have you at camp!
• Pick-Up: We want to make sure your kids are safe, so we need you to sign your camper out every day with your camper’s counselor.

Drop off begins at 7:30am on the playground. Please plan to arrive no later than 8:15am to drop off your child.
Pick up begins at 5:00pm on the playground. Please plan to arrive no later than 5:15pm to pick up your child.

Please let us know when you drop your camper off so that the proper forms can be filled out and arrangements made. In the event of an emergency please contact the main office at 440-967-4861 in order to make the proper arrangements.

If your child attends more than one week of camp within the same program the experience will be similar.

Our Day Camp program is designed to vary slightly from week to week but many elements remain the same each week. If your child attends multiple weeks they will have the opportunity to build relationships with several different counselors as well as with other campers that attend weekly but also make new friends every week!
If your child attends multiple overnight camps their experience will vary further as each week is designed to have a different emphasis. For instance campers will have a very different experience at Sports Camp than at Splash Camp, however elements of theme and programing will be very similar.

Yes! Your camper will be in the same counseling group for the entire week. If you are coming back for another week and love your counselor, request to have your camper be in their group again!

Yes! We have many of our counselors return every year, and if the counselor you request will be on staff that week, we’ll do everything we can to make sure your camper is in their group! Just email registrar@bbeach.org at least two weeks prior to camp starting and we will do everything we can!

We strive to keep an 8:1 camper to staff ratio. We try and keep the groups even smaller than that if we can because we think it makes the camp experience even better!

When you submit your child’s registration form you have the option to request up to 3 roommates. It is our policy to honor roommate requests made at least two weeks prior to the beginning of the camp, however, roommate requestscannot be guaranteed. To be sure no roommates are closed out of a camp when it fills up, we suggest registering at the same time. We do our best to make sure each camper has at least one of their requested roommates, if not all 3. Even though 2 campers may request each, other the other requests on the form may not match. In that case large, rooming groups will be assigned to two adjacent rooms. We will see to it that those campers are also in the same counseling group. To avoid excluding anyone, campers that do not request roommates will be placed into counseling groups with at least one other camper that did not request a roommate and others similar in age.

When you register for camp, there is a friend request section on the form so that campers can be with their siblings and/or friends. We do everything we can to make sure every camper is grouped with their requested friend.

Day Camp

This is a schedule for a typical day at  Day Camp, however we change things all the time to keep things new and exciting!

Overnight Camp

This is a schedule for a typical day at  overnight camp, however we change things all the time to keep thingsnew and exciting!

It depends which camp your camper decides on because we literally have too many activities to do in just one week! All of our campers will get to do the following activities: Zipline, Giant Swing, Rockwall, Canoes and Paddleboats, Tubing, Jetski Rides, Game Room,  FunZone Games, sports, swimming (pool and lake). We have other activities such as paintball, high and low ropes courses, hayrides, and campouts which only some camps have in their schedule.

Here at Beulah Beach, we take pride in being a camp for every kind of kid. Whatever your camper’s interests are, we are trying to create something that they will love doing at camp. We sincerely believe your camper will love being here, even if they aren’t sure about it all yet!

God is not boring and we don’t think camp should be either! Our philosophy of camp ministry is to show every camper that being in love with Jesus and having a relationship with Him is the coolest, most amazing, fun thing in the world! We put a staff in front of your kids that is on fire for Jesus Christ! Every day, your camper will get to be a part of a “mix”, group discussions with their counselor, and that’s just the start of it! Every single aspect of camp at Beulah Beach is programmed to make Jesus’ name greater.

Every member of our staff is follower of Christ and is dedicated to praying for the campers before they even reach the grounds of Beulah Beach. It is the mission of Beulah Beach to see our guests encounter Christ in an authentic life-changing way. Our staff  will share truths from God’s word daily and boldly proclaim who Christ is through testimony, prayer, worship, and the Bible. Campers will attend Mixes every day where they will not only enjoy hilarious skits but dynamic worship and relevant speakers that engage them at their level. They will be encouraged to read God’s word daily, be faithful in prayer, and share their faith. As they spend time in small groups with their counselor they will find a place where they can feel comfortable sharing their heart with the group and support each other by praying together.  We understand that following Christ is a personal decision for each camper and we rejoice with them as they reach that decision.

Beulah Beach is a ministry of the Christian and Missionary Alliance. See our Statement of Faith.

Yes. Campers can bring money for Snak Shak and pop machines ($1.50 20oz. bottle). Please send your camper with bills $10 or smaller so they can avoid delays at the Snak Shak. Pop machines like dollar bills and quarters best!

“The Dock”, our Beulah Beach giftshop, is open on closing day and can take cash, check, or credit card (Visa, MasterCard, and Discover only).

An additional cost of $20 (plus any extra paint) will be required to play paintball. 

On our Parentsphere site, we’ll upload pictures every day of all the fun activities of camp. In your Parent Survival Guide that you receive at Check-In, we’ll give you the password so that you can see all the pictures!

Our media staff strives to capture as many moments as possible throughout your camper’s experience at Beulah Beach. However, we do have a limited staff to cover multiple ongoing camps. As photos are captured throughout the day they are processed and uploaded so that they can be viewed. Mid-week every camper gets a photo with their counselor and their counseling group which is uploaded to a separate gallery to make it easier to find your camper’s photo. The password to access your camper’s gallery was provided on the Parent Survival Guide you received at check in.

You can send your camper email or regular mail. To send email click here and scroll down. To ensure timely delivery packages and letters should be mailed no later than Tuesday. All mail received before 1pm will be distributed the same day. Mail arriving after 1pm will be delivered on the next day. Please be sure that your mail is labeled as follows:

(camper name here)
(camp attending here)
c/o (counselor name here)
6101 W. Lake Rd.
Vermilion, OH 44089

To ensure camper safety and to provide the best experience we ask that parents do not visit while the camp is ongoing.

Yes. Both Day Camp and Overnight Camp are served a hot breakfast everyday. Day Camp is served at 9am every morning and Overnight Camp is served between 7:30-8:30 am depending on the camp schedule.

Our chef and kitchen staff are happy to help accomodate any dietary needs. Please be sure to note any special dietary needs or allergies on your child’s registration form. You can also contact the office at 440-967-4861 to speak to someone directly regarding making food arrangements for your child.

If you will be bringing any medications, whether over-the-counter (ie. for seasonal allergies) or prescription, your parent or guardian will need to fill out our Medication Authorization Form PRIOR TO your arrival to camp, in order to ensure that all medications are brought under the proper specifications as listed on the form. Please bring all medications in their original container when you come to check in. The nurse will have all of your camper’s medications and distribute them at different times during the day. All of our counselors have also received a list of any medical issues and will see to it that campers with epi-pens and inhalers that need to stay with campers are dealt with appropriately!

Safety first! Activities are a huge component to camp at Beulah Beach, but the safety and well-being of your camper is our first priority. Every part of our program is designed with safety in mind. We have a Camp Nurse on staff if there are any accidents or sicknesses. All staff members are CPR certified and all lifeguards first aid and AED certified as well so that in the event of an emergency there will a prompt and appropriate response to the situation.The nurse will have all of your camper’s medications and distribute them at different times during the day. If your camper will be bringing any medications, whether over-the-counter (ie. for seasonal allergies) or prescription, the parent/guardian will need to fill out the Medication Authorization Form PRIOR TO arrival to camp, in order to ensure that all medications are brought under the proper specifications as listed on the form. If your child’s medication changes in type and/or frequency of use after your submit the Medication Authorization Form please be sure to alert the nurse when you bring your child to check in for camp as medication can only be delivered in the manner which is authorized by the parent/guardian’s consent on that form.

A parent/guardian will be contacted in the event of an emergency such as:

• When a camper is taken off-site for professional medical treatment.
• When a camper has had a significant accident that causes injury – major bumps, bruises, cuts, etc.
• Any time there is something out of the ordinary – seizures, severe allergic reaction, etc.

Call the office at (440) 967-4861.

We ask that all campers bring sunscreen and a water bottle to camp. Counselors will ask campers to re-apply sunscreen any time they are going to spend significant time in the sun. Because our campers tend to spend significant time in the water we recommend a water-proof high SPF sunscreen. Campers will have the opportunity to refill their water bottles regularly and are also asked to drink at least one glass of water at each meal before other beverages. During especially hot days additional water coolers are provided around camp.

Every staff member at Beulah Beach has gone through MinistrySafe Abuse Training Course. We do not let staff members even come to camp before they’ve completed the course and passed the test. In addition to this, we do additional training on abuse during our Staff Training Week. The safety of your camper is our FIRST priority. You can check out more about MinistrySafe at www.ministrysafe.com.

Please contact the Beulah Beach office at 440-967-4861 for futher information before registering for camp to ensure that we can provide the proper care for your child.

God is not boring and we don’t think camp should be either! Our philosophy of camp ministry is to show every camper that being in love with Jesus and having a relationship with Him is the coolest, most amazing, fun thing in the world! We put a staff in front of your kids that is on fire for Jesus Christ! Every day, your camper will get to be a part of a “mix”, group discussions with their counselor, and that’s just the start of it! Every single aspect of camp at Beulah Beach is programmed to make Jesus’ name greater.

Here at Beulah Beach, we take pride in being a camp for every child. Whatever your camper’s interests, we strive to create something that they will love doing at camp. In the last four years, we have sent home only a few campers to homesickness. Your camper is going to LOVE being at Beulah Beach!

A packing list for BOTR can be found here.

Drop off is between 9:00 and 9:30 A.M. If you need to drop your child off earlier, please let us know when you register. Pick up is promptly at 4:00 P.M. If an adult other than the parents of a child are picking up, please fill out an “alternate pick-up form” located at the registration table.

Morning Check-In:

• It will be a party! You can anticipate staff members jumping up and down, excited that your child is finally at camp! When you arrive at the church, you will check in at the registration tables. Your child will then enter a line to be introduced to the entire camp by name. Counselors will come dancing and cheering to welcome each and every camper!

Afternoon Check-out:

• Safety is our #1 priority during check-out. When you come to pick up your child, you will check in at the registration table and enter a line outside the gym. You MUST show your ID to check your camper out. The director will greet you in this line and a co-counselor will then escort you to your child’s counseling group in order for you to check her/him out and meet the counselor. You will then be escorted out of the gym by the co-counselor.

We would love for children to stay all day every day, but we do understand when a camper has to leave early. We’ve created an early release form that needs to be filled out by the parent AT MORNING CHECK-IN. This form will be available every day at the registration table. Our Camp Director will be ready to assist in bringing your child to the registration table at the time of early release.

Registration forms MUST be completed before camp starts. The deadline to register will vary from church to church, as some churches allow additional registrations the first day of camp. If your camper has any medications, be sure to list them on the medical form when registering.

Each day campers will participate in songs, skits, and dances to get their blood pumping! We have activity blocks that include water games, climbing the ROCKwall, demolishing best friends in a jousting competition, and many more activities outside! As a midday rest, we watch a portion of a movie. We have times of worship, a skit, and a message learning about what being a Christian is all about and how we can make Jesus our best friend. We finish the day off with more dancing and silly skits during Pick-Up time.

Check with your church for information on lunches. In most cases, lunch will need to be provided by the parent. Please inform us of the allergy when you register your child. If it is a severe allergy and your child cannot be around others eating certain foods, let us know that as well.

All medications are to be checked in during registration. Our staff will assist in administering medications to campers while they are with us. Please be sure to include these on the medical form when registering your camper.

Safety is our first priority at Beulah Beach. Our staff is trained in CPR, the Director is both CPR and First Aid certified, and most churches have a trained nurse on location during camp as well! Our staff is trained to make you feel safe, especially if your camper has food allergies, needs daily medications, or has other needs.

If minor medical care is provided to your child, you will be informed by their counselor at pick-up. If a child needs emergency care, you will be notified immediately.

We want to make sure every camper has an outstanding experience at camp, so there is a zero tolerance policy for bullying and disturbing behavior. We believe in positive reinforcement and removing privileges over other forms of disciplinary action. If a situation arises where this occurs, the child will be removed from the situation and both the counselor and camp director will find a solution that is best for everyone. If we feel that the situation would be best resolved somewhere other than camp, the Camp Director will call home and discuss those options.

We ask that parents send sunscreen with campers. Our counselors will monitor and make sure that all of their campers are putting on sunscreen before outside activities. Every camper must also bring a water bottle. We have extra coolers of water at every outside activity.

In the case of an emergency, we ask that you call the church office, who will then inform our Camp Director of the situation. Our staff will do everything we can to prepare your child to leave quickly.

Giving your child the best camp experience means that they become immersed in our camp culture. Our counselors are trained and equipped with skills to handle separation anxiety and homesickness. Therefore, we ask that parents do not visit their children while they are at camp.

Check with your church for information on scholarships and discounts.

The full cost of registration is due when you register. Check with your church if there are scholarships or discounts on the cost.

When you register for camp, there is a friend request section on the form so that campers can be with their siblings and/or friends. We do everything we can to make sure every camper is grouped with their requested friend.