Staff emphasizes safety, kindness, good food, and God's love. Variety of new buildings and old…read morebuildings, pool, play areas, and wooded areas ....makes this a classic place for a program camping experience.

My son was going through one of those stages. He dragged his feet going to Camp Lone Star. We had…read moreto promise that if he absolutely hated it after 48 hours, we would come get him. Well, we never got that call. When picking him up the end of the session, he was dirty, sweaty, and smiling. The first thing he said was "I want to do this next year!"

I signed my daughter up for this camp pre COVID-19. This is one of the few sleep away camps that…read moreare still open to campers during this time. However, because of COVID, they have taken extra safety precautions for campers by reduction in capacity as well as conducting temperature checks on all campers and the parents/family who drop campers off and not allowing anyone but campers and counselors into the sleeping quarters. The camp also sent our communiques to campers parents with the following verbiage: Camper and staff health and safety is one of our top priorities. All campers must be symptom-free for 72 hours before arriving at camp. If (insert camper name here) has thrown up, had a fever, cough, or sore throat, felt nauseous or has had diarrhea in the three days before camp, she cannot come. Please call us at (877) 474‑6326 if you see these symptoms. The process to check in and drop off campers was extremely proficient which was amazing considering all the campers who were coming to the camp. Although this only the first day of camp for my little one, I appreciate the care and attention to detail this faith-based camp has taken.

My daughter went to camp here last year. The experience she had was so incredible. The counselors…read moreto the directors are very sharp and nice people. It is not too far from home and very new and clean. I am guessing this camp is less than five years old but the construction and thought process behind the layout is wonderful. They have a huge slide that goes into the lake. They have a theatrical theater, new, clean, very nice cabins that have AC. They keep out fresh fruit as snacks, and my daughter being a vegetarian had no problem at all. The leaders of this camp base everything (from what I can tell) about developing your daughter into a strong independent person. They stress the great women in history and the impact they made on our lives. They lead your child into coming home full of confidence and pride in the things they accomplished with out your help. My daughter did one week last year but it will be two this year. This camp made a huge impression on her life and I am excited to see how she grows in the next session this summer. This is a very nice safe and protected place for you child. I often look at the picture on her wall hanging out in front of her cabin , messing around with her friends, having the time of her life. Sincerely, Papa Bear.

My daughters have been going to this camp for 5 years. Every year, they count down the days until…read morethey can go again. It's been a magical place for them. I'm so happy that Piper and Popsie (the leaders) have been part of our lives. Some of my favorite stories my girls have shared.... When my youngest daughter went for the first couple years, she had a "big sister" from the 9th grade leadership girls. The big sisters are supposed to grant wishes for the little sisters. Well, my daughter wanted to stop time. So, her "big" got everyone in the camp to agree that if my daughter yelled "Freeze!" in the dining hall, everyone would stop in place for five seconds. It was an empowering moment to know her wish could come true in such a creative way. Another year, my older daughter was struggling with some friendship issues. When the counselors ended up giving her the firelighter award - as someone who represented the spirit of camp - her entire self-perception changed in a very positive way that carried forward out of camp. This year, the middle school girls wrote everything they didn't like about themselves on post its, stuck them on their counselors, then ripped the post-its to shreds... so they knew they could destroy the power those things had over them. On top of all these amazing self-empowerment moments, camp is just fun! My girls come back learning new songs, happy about new friends, and exhausted from having so much activity for two solid weeks. And they even rave about the food. We heart CLC.

Awesome experience with great staff/camp counselors! Large camp site with so many things to do!…read moreJust beware, cellphone signal is close to none, but hey, that's what camp is for right?

Beautiful place and the staff is so friendly. I go every year twice to camp yolo for a weekend each…read moretime. I come back a totally different person it's amazing. If your considering going to camp to here do it you will enjoy it so much. Definitely something I look forward to the entire year. The staff is so supportive and helpful and it changed my life forever.

The best place in town for after school pick up and care! My kids loves going. I'm happy that he…read morehas a physical activity class each day plus downtime for homework. The coaches are awesome.

My experience volunteering was extremely disappointing. I left feeling disrespected, unheard, and…read moreunfairly treated by the leadership. One of the most upsetting parts of my experience was that I felt I was treated as though I had been dishonest. I also felt I was unfairly accused of making negative comments about campers. To the best of my knowledge, I never made the kinds of comments I was accused of, and I was never given a meaningful opportunity to explain my side. I was especially discouraged when my volunteer service hours were taken away after everything I had contributed. Instead of feeling appreciated for volunteering my time, I left feeling dismissed and unsupported. I believe volunteers deserve to be treated with respect, listened to fairly, and given the benefit of a genuine conversation before serious conclusions are reached. Unfortunately, that was not my experience.

My daughter was a volunteer at camp blessing and it was the most traumatic experience for her. At…read moreone point, my daughter was exhausted and having a hard time coping and because she went away for an hour to recoup, the counselor told her she would not be getting any volunteer hours, even though she worked for 5 days days and nights. Beth, one of the camp leaders, instead of being a mature adult, managed the situation with zero emotional intelligence. Stay away from this toxic place. There are better environments for your high schoolers to volunteer.

We were this weekend our group of young people from the church, I want to say that the place feels…read morevery special, it is beautiful, the views, the service they provide, I recommend it 100 percent

This weekend Camp Lutherhill held the Unwind Retreat for Women. It was an awesome way to…read moreexperience this wonderful camp, wonderful women and wonderful God. We enjoyed fellowship, creation, desert before dinner rope's challenge (not me though-ha!) and wine at a nearby winery! Awesome time! Thanks be to God...and we will!

Lorie is an amazing. She cares not only for her dogs but for every dog that she looks after. It is…read morea truly great place to leave your cavalier King Charles Spaniel there. My Lancelot spent 8 nights there and he was really well taken care of and LOVED! Thank you, Lorie for caring for my dog.

I cannot say enough good things about this camp. Both my 8 and 12-year-olds had a wonderful time…read more They made great friendships, bonded with the counselors, had an amazing time, and cannot wait to return next year. Oh, and they came home exhausted!! I only wish we would have started sooner.