Oil Belt Christian Service Camp
Private
Christian service camp on Park Road in Flora that hosts more than 20 grade-based summer camp sessions for campers from kindergarten through 12th grade (and into college). Sessions are selected by the grade a camper is entering in the fall, with a canteen wristband system for snacks and merchandise; the grounds are also rented to churches for retreats in the off-season.
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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 Oil Belt Christian Service Camp directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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★★★★★Galea HThey graciously offered our entourage of the Gold Star Mission 500 as our over night accommodation on the last leg of our ride. This is a group of 60+ people, consisting of Gold Star Families (mothers, fathers, children, sisters, and brothers, of service men and women who gave their lives in the active duty of protecting our freedom), riders, and support personnel, who ride over 500 miles, in 5 days, to honor Illinois Fallen Heros and their families. The facility was magnificent! Beautiful grounds and buildings, and exceptionally clean. The beauty of the facility, the cleanliness, and the accommodations were the talk of the whole group. Many of our group (myself included) wished they could come back for a non-GSM adventure! What a great experience! Thank you! Thank you! Thank you!
★★★★★Lonnie McdaneldOil belt is a very Christian oriented camp. Did not only teach our kids more about Christ, but are also working with the adults and the parents of the community. We are very fortunate to have them in our area!
★★★★★Michael KlineThe annual men's night is lots of fun. The food is great and the speakers are pretty good. The last four years the speakers have been Alan Robertson (from Duck Dynasty family), Jeff Nalley, Mark E. Moore, and Tim Harlow. I even got to take a picture with Alan Robertson, which was nice.
★Halona FullerGrandson was baptized Sunday in his church. He went straight to encounter 2 - 5 day camp. Parents were not allowed to have communication with campers. No cell phones, tablets, etc... I thought that would be a great thing..not. My grandson 10 yrs old and his friend was bullied. No christian would stop this behavior. So, it made a terrible impression on my grandson. Won't be back. We spent 200 dollars for this camp.
★★★★★Sean HallWe spent a couple nights here on a high school retreat. The food was excellent! And the accommodations were better than any camp we've been to. The massive gym was perfect for lots of games and activities-kids wanted to wake up early to go there too. Tyler and staff were very nice and flexible.