Planning for a typical family vacation? You’re probably in the wrong place.
Looking for a place your family can come together, grow closer, and make memories that last a lifetime? Then you’ve definitely come to the right place. Welcome to Family Camp at Fort, where for one week in the summer, your family can bond deeply, grow closer to God, and have fun every minute of the day!
Make your summer vacation time matter with Family Camp at Fort.
What is Family Camp?
Family Camp is a six-night summer retreat at Fort where your family can bond deeply, grow closer to God, and play all day long. Campers tell us how impactful a week at Family Camp is for their family’s long-term health and closeness. Many families come back year after year to their 2nd home at Fort. If you long for a place where your kids and grandkids can safely roam and make friends, Fort’s a great choice.
Activities Open
You can come to camp and plan out your schedule to be jam-packed every minute, or you can plan to relax and nap under the Northwoods’ canopy of trees. Camp activities are endless. Most everything is free, included with camp! If there is a charge, it is simply to cover the cost of materials.
More Than a Vacation
Daily you will have a time of worship and teaching. Children and teens (infant through high school) attend their own age-appropriate session while adults gather to worship together and listen to the week’s speaker. Expect to leave feeling encouraged and deeply connected.
Summer 2026 Dates and Availability
| Camp | Dates | Speaker | Campsites CS/RV | Cabins Rustic/Modern | Inn/Roost |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| FC1 | June 20-26 | Mike Bellanti | 9 / 5 | Waitlist | Waitlist |
| FC2 | June 27 – July 3 | Matt Erickson | 10 / 14 | Waitlist | Waitlist |
| FC3 | July 4 – July 10 | Raymond Monk | Waitlist | Waitlist | Waitlist |
| FC4 | July 11-17 | Dan Farm | 8 / 0 | Waitlist | Waitlist |
| FC5 | July 18-24 | Dave Barber | 3 / 9 | Waitlist | 1 Roost |
| FC6 | July 25-31 | John Hindley | 6 / 0 | Waitlist | Waitlist |
| FC7 | Aug 1-7 | Norm Hubbard | 16 / 0 | Waitlist | Waitlist |
| FC8 | Aug 8-14 | Ben Daniel | 8 / 2 | 1 / 1 | 1 Inn/2 Roost |
For any food allergy, we want to help. Please email no less than 2 weeks before the first day of camp. Contact the Registrar (Jackie) at jackiedunham@fortwilderness.com.
Do you need to bring a Service Animal to camp? Please email documentation from a licensed professional (doctor, psychiatrist, or other mental health professional) no less than 2 weeks before the first day of camp, stating that the animal is an essential part of treatment for a disability. Send the information to the Registrar (Jackie) at jackiedunham@fortwilderness.com.
Accommodation Options – 2026
If you’re the outdoorsy-roughing-it type, bring your own tent. If “camping” isn’t your thing, we have a hotel-like Inn and Modern Cabins. Those camping can choose to make all their own meals, enjoy dinner-only with camp, or have all meals provided by camp. With so many housing and meal options, there is something for everyone!
The Inn
With hotel-like rooms for up to 6 people, the Inn is a desirable place to stay for those that like to camp in comfort. Each room has A/C, a private bath and shower, queen and single beds. Linens are included. There is a community fire ring located behind the building.
The Eagle’s Roost
The Eagle’s Roost is the premier housing facility at camp. Newly remodeled, this house can sleep up to 16 people or 3 different families with 5 bedrooms and 3 private baths. Linens are included. This facility is available in the summer only as Fort’s TruNorth students live here from September to May.
Modern Cabins
Our Modern Cabins sleep between 6 and 10 people. Each cabin has a private bath and shower and a fire ring nearby. All campers staying in cabins should bring their own personal towels, blankets/sheets (double or single size beds available) or sleeping bags, and pillows. No cooking is allowed in the cabins. Two of our cabins are ADA complaint. See our FAQ section for more details.
Rustic Adventure
More information coming soon!
Rustic Cabins
Our Rustic Cabins sleep up to 12 people and include A/C, use of the central community room, and a fire ring nearby. There is a short walk to the Moonbeams (bathroom facility). All campers staying in cabins should bring their own personal towels, blankets/sheets (double or single size beds available) or sleeping bags, and pillows. No cooking is allowed in the cabins.
RV Sites
We have 18 RV sites that can handle large RVs and include electric, septic and water. Each site has a fire ring and is a short walk to the Moonbeams (bathroom facility). These sites are available in the summer only.
Campsites
We have 25 sites perfect for your tent or pop-up camper. Each site has a fire ring and is a short walk to the Moonbeams (bathroom facility). These sites are available in the summer only and are the most economical housing option.
*RVs and Pop-ups can be rented from shoedersmarine.com, rvshare.com, or outdoorsy.com.
Housing and meal options will vary the price of your stay… here’s a tool to help you determine the cost of your family’s week here at Fort!
(See how accommodations pricing is broken down here)
Calculate your week at camp
What’s included?
Nearly everything! You can hit the waterfront to take out a kayak, do a flip off the rope swing and meet the animals in the nature center before heading over to the rock climbing tower and waterslide all without opening your wallet. Many activities are included, and when there is an extra charge, we work to keep prices low simply to cover costs. Plus, evenings bring a camp run activity to participate in. You’ll enjoy fry bread, family games, cowboy truth and more!
What about early departure?
Our week-long pricing is for a full week, anyone leaving early (or arriving a day or two late) will have their bill recalculated on a day rate plus a 15% surcharge. There will be NO adjustments made for early departures or late arrivals once your camp begins. All adjustments must be called in before your arrival at camp.
Basic Camp Schedule
| Opening Day | 2:00-5:00 PM Check in and move in New Camper Orientation Great Dinner Welcome Session Famous Fry Bread |
| Day 2 to last full day of camp | Breakfast Morning Session Late Morning: Activities Open Lunch Afternoon: Activities Open Dinner Evening: Varying activities, campfires, and night fun |
| Last Day | Pack up, eat breakfast, and head out by 10:00 AM |