Kamp Kumbaya is a Christian youth camp on Youth Camp Road in Eupora, a ministry of the Magnolia Region Church of God of Prophecy. It runs overnight youth camp sessions and day-use retreats, with tuition tiered by age group. The campground is also available for church gatherings and family events.
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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 Kamp Kumbaya directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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★★★★★Marshall DaigreThis is an ideal camp for groups under 200. I've been going to this camp for 35 years. The camp has changed over the years in positive ways. The camp can hold right up to 200 people in total. There is a chapel, dining hall, industrial kitchen, cabins, lake, pool, gym, etc. The camp is a bit rustic in some of the cabins; however, some have been redone recently.
★★★★★Matthew KhannaGone here since I was 6 years old. And every time I came back from Kamp. I was changed. I felt much better spiritually and was closer to god.
★★★★★Real Talk PowersportsBest Camp Ground in my opinion. Beautiful scenary. Great place to escape from the busyness of this life and spend some quality time with friends and family. It is Also a wonderful place to learn about Jesus and Christianity. And to find Truth and purpose for your life.
★★★★★MAEAmazing, very spiritual. Very beautiful land scape. This place is extremely high in morals. All of the adults live by great examples at every given moment. I miss everyone, I cried when I had to leave. I wanted to stay. God said, be in the world but not of the world. I hope this doesn't sound to exaggerated, but as soon as I drove through those gates everything felt so different for me. I felt like I drove right into a form of paradise on earth. Everything negative that I experienced that the world had to offer felt like it dropped at the gates of this camp. Anything negative wasn't allowed to enter. Driving off the camp made me very emotional. I cried and I wish I could have stayed. My grandmother asked me if I wanted to come home. I told her no. That no was kind of selfish, but I felt safe, free, and creative. Everything and everyone there was of lightness and positivity. I wish it would have lasted longer. I wish I could go back now, I wish time could have slowed down lol... all I can do is wish and wait... Tip if you choose to visit (adult or child) I got dropped off with 20 dollars. I only spent 5. Everything that I needed was already there. I was told that it would be a great place. That was an understatement 💜💙.
★★★★★Shena GravesThis is my son first trip here for camp. We have visited our friends who are managing the camp ground for nearly 3 years now. Logan's favorite part is the paddle boats at the lake.