If the last few years have taught us anything, it's that life as we know it is not certain.
Here is what we hope will be happening in Summer 2022!
Each week of Menno Haven Summer Camp is filled with awesome activities such as: worship, cabin devotions, sports, mud hikes, swimming, boating, crafts, drama games and campfires. We'll head to the Eagle Wing Activity Center for volleyball, basketball, the climbing wall and the game room.
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2022 Summer Camp Schedule:
Family Camp ~ May 27-30 Cottontail (Grades 3-5) ~ June 12-15 Sports Camp (Grades 5-8) ~ June 19-23 Junior High w/ Adventure Track (Grades 6-8) ~June 26-July 1 Blue Jay (Grades 4-6) ~ July 3-8 High School w/ Wilderness Track (Grades 9-12) ~ July 10-15 GrandCamp (Grandparents & Grandkids) ~ July 31 - August 4 |
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Summer Staff Recommendation Grant
If your family recommends a new summer staff member to Menno Haven and that staff is hired, your family will receive a $150 grant towards your child's 2022 MH Youth Summer Camp registration fee. Applicants must apply by March 16, 2022 and must indicate on their application that your family referred them to work at Menno Haven. This grant can only be used for registrations costs towards 2022 Youth Summer Camp. If you have already paid in full, the $150 will be refunded if desired for your family. |
COVID Alterations - Updated 5/20/2021
Click Here for our Summer Camp Guidelines as of 5/20/2021. Refunds: Your deposit will be considered nonrefundable two weeks prior to the youth camp attending. Check-In & Check-Out will be a drop-off style spread out through our campground. Only Campers & Camp Staff will be allowed in cabins. When you arrive to camp, follow the flow signs. *Bathrooms will be available to non-campers at the Activity Center on your drive in* We will update this section as we near camp dates as we imagine June 2021 will look different than today does. What is Menno Haven doing to help reduce the risk of COVID-19 at Camp? We are in communication with our IDPH (Illinois Dept. of Illinois) inspector, attending webinars, and regularly cleaning all surfaces and equipment appropriate as instructed by CDC and IDPH. We also are developing our own summer guidelines based on these instructions that we will email you leading up to your week at camp. |
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