King Solomon Christian Camp is an overnight Christian camp on a wooded property outside Solomon, Kansas, established in 1953. Grade-based summer sessions serve youth entering 1st grade through high school, with campers staying in dorms for outdoor activities, community-building, and mentoring by area youth pastors and volunteers. A one-day Rookie Day Camp is offered for the youngest children, and high school sessions include lodging, meals, transportation, and activities.
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★★★★★Holly WalshBoth my 16 yr old and my 9 yr old loved camp this summer. The staff was so friendly and caring. They were very accommodating for my daughter's allergy needs. They can't wait to go back next year!
★★★★★Anneliese AlticI started going here after my previous camp was shut down, and I was extremely hesitant at first. It was my first time in a new place as I grew up at my previous camp, and it was much larger. I’ve been going for nearly 5 years now and honestly, it’s incredible!! Everyone is so caring and considerate, and I always feel so blessed and close to God during the week. I go home wanting more, listening to the worship songs that we had during camp, and I always leave with incredible memories. I’m so excited to go again this year, and make even more friends! I recommend this camp for anyone looking for community and friends, and a true Godly experience. Thank you for having me!
★★★★★RYAN MITCHELLWonderful camp staff is amazing. My children love their summer camp.
★Skye JohnsonDidn’t let my kids shower all week until the last day they were there would not recommend sending your kids very gross considering that they were swimming in lakes and pools and getting all sweaty
★★★★★Tyson HeatonWent there as a kid. Loved it. It's a little old, not a glamping camp, but still a heartwarming, meaningful camp experience.