
Michigan Christian Youth Camp
Private
Christian camp and retreat center on 150 acres between Flint and Port Huron in Attica, operating since 1954. Offers a multi-week summer overnight camp and day camps for youth plus year-round family, youth and men's/women's retreats, with horseback riding, paintball, swimming and kayaking. Faith-based programming.
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 Michigan Christian Youth Camp directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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Powered by GoogleBeing 59 now I remember being in the cabin of the cascades, I remember the square dancing the prayers. And I remember there being an enormous cross where there were benches for us to sit and pray, one of the other kids there, Suzanne, Schwartz, and I snuck off held hands and sat there in the pews. Hyundai age, of course, holding hands that was some serious stuff back then.We must have sat there fifteen minutes before we ran back. The memories I've just had our incredible , and I'm glad I still have them.
MCYC IS AWESOME! My kids love it! The people there are awesome and they share Chirst's story. GO MCYC GO JESUS :) Summer camp is a blast! FAITH, FRIENDS, AND JESUS
Families with LGBTQIA+ children should consider other camp options. While this camp may be a good fit for some children, our experience raised serious concerns about how non-straight children are treated. The female staff members we interacted with were kind and professional; however, we found the leadership, particularly the Executive Director, to be problematic and, in our opinion, contributing to an environment that did not feel safe or inclusive. In addition, despite multiple requests to be removed from both email and postal mailing lists, we continue to be added back, which has been frustrating. There are many alternative camps available, and families should explore other options.
I’m 61. I went to this camp back in the 70s. It was a great experience and I still remember playing a tag game in rolls of mature pine trees. We would have prayer in the woods in different locations and the food in the huge mess hall. Wish I could relive those memories. Great time, very good Christian experience for young people
Amazing horses!! Such beautiful trails. Hopeing to go again soon!!

