Twin Lakes is the camp and conference ministry of First Presbyterian Church of Jackson, in Florence, offering Christian summer camps since 1970. It runs one-week overnight camps for ages 6-12 and day camps for ages 5-10, plus Leadership-in-Training (ages 13-15) and Counselor-in-Training (age 16) tracks. Activities include an aerial adventure ropes course, climbing wall, swimming, lakefront, rifle and archery, and horseback riding.
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 Twin Lakes Camp and Conference Center directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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★★★★★CliburnTwin Lakes has had their end of the week workshop party at BellaWood The Venue for last three years! We can say these young adults are so respectful, caring and nice. It is always a joy to see them. If your child hasn't ever attended Twin Lakes Summer Camp~ They are missing out!
★★★★★Lindsay BoharicWe had a great stay at Twin Lakes! Very comfortable facility for kids and adults. The staff was accommodating and kind. A beautiful campus offering so many activities. Will definitely be sending just our kids in the future.
★John WilliamsWield power and control over their minor teenage employees. Taking phones and threatening to not give them back to enforce rules. Threatening to not pay the full amount agreed upon. Threatening to leave poor work references. Threatening to not let you leave work or gain access to your phone until cabin cleaning reports have been completed up to there standard. Basically grasping at any power they have over these teens and using it to manipulate and control them. Not equally enforcing these rules. This is an incredibly toxic and hostile work environment. Please DO NOT send your child into this place. It is not a safe place for them. I have heard of and seen first hand far too many heartbreaking accounts from teens that worked here.
★★★★★Lewis L Fleming JrSt. Dominic sponsored it every year for cancer survivors. I attended it last year and it was great I am cancer free from prostate cancer. They offer art craft, fishing two large lakes, tennis courts, basketball courts and canoeing. First camp trip free for two nights free meals and drinks Church on Sunday, the following year $ 10.00 for everything. It's worth going
★★★★★Dallis KetchumMy children love this place with and undying affection! The staff, the facilities, the food, are all remarkable. My children have thrived in this place for the past several summers, having wonderful counselors that truly cared not just about their camping experience, but about their concerns all along the way. It is a wonderful camp.