Camp Neyati
Private
Rustic camp facility owned by United Way of Midland County on 187 wooded acres with a half mile of Crooked Lake shoreline near Lake, Michigan. The property is primarily rented April-October to schools, Scouting, church and service groups who provide their own leadership, programs and food; Greater Midland also runs organized youth day-camp sessions on site. Traditional outdoor setting for swimming and woodland activities.
The practical details
We list only what the camp itself publishes, and programs change — dates, prices, ages and availability can all move after we check. Confirm the details on the camp’s own website and contact Camp Neyati directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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★★★★★Victoria MorrisAbsolutely love this camp. It is so beautiful and relaxing. There is plenty to do from swimming, paddle boats, kayaks, nature walks, bicycles, and of course camp can't be complete with out bonfires.. So definitely Bring smores items.
★★★★★Patty GrahamInFaith Missions Rents this camp ground for a week in the summer to host a kids camp. The camp offers a kitchen with walk-in freezer and refrigerator, a big reach in fridge, a refrigerator the holds about 32 gallons of milk, a big ice maker, convection ovens, grill, 6 spots in the stove top, dish washer, commercial toaster, huge fire place in the centre of a round dining room ( with lake view) that has tables to seat 144. It is an older facility but it gets the job done at an affordable price. They do have a washer and dryer but currently the dryer needs to be replaced. This is an issue if there are bed wetters. There is a beautiful lake for swims. A life guard issues bands at the beginning of the week to relate to kids swim level. A staff to child ratio is established to have multiple people keep watch while swim time is happening. They do offer boats and a dock for fishing. There is a huge barn with rock wall and a place for meeting, An athletic field, craft barn, and many cabins to host Camps or events.
★★★★★J. BrandonMy girls absolutely love going to camp here. It is their 3rd year and will be attending camp 3 separate times this summer alone. Keeps them occupied and off electronics. Meet new friends and just enjoy the outdoors.
★★★★Ryan GrahamI go to this camp once a week every year for a Christian community outreach program. It's a camp that the owners really care about so they've added a lot of improvements over the years. For instance, last year, they added night lights along the board walk which was a nice touch. My only complaint would be to replace the bathroom stall curtains with doors.
★★★★★Katie MichelleI've been going to the camp for the ski show for years, then they stopped I was so stoked when they started bring it back I took my kids and we had a blast. It was as if I went back in time and everyone got along, no fights, no controversy, no conflict it was amazing.