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Upper Peninsula Bible Camp - Main Campus

★★★★½ 4.990 reviewsLittle Lake, MI

Private

Upper Peninsula Bible Camp is a Christian camp founded in 1936 outside Marquette, whose Main Campus hosts the bulk of its summer youth programming. The camp's stated purpose is to introduce campers to Jesus Christ and encourage growth through camping, outdoor experiences and local outreach. A second site, the Woodlands Campus, sits two miles away on Little Lake and runs the older-teen Adventure and Serve programs.

The practical details

Environment
Indoor/Outdoor
Operator
Private
Before you register

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 Upper Peninsula Bible Camp - Main Campus directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.

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★★★★★Annette Magufee

I remember coming to camp when I was a kid the most beautiful place our dad would bring us up there. We all had a wonderful time together. But the thing that I remember is the hobo breakfast on the railroad tracks.So I showed my grandkids how to make the coffee can burner

Claire Rogers

Leaving this review to make parents aware that the overnight camps are completely no-contact. The paperwork was misleading, suggesting campers could get permission to call home, but in reality no phone calls were permitted at all — even for kids struggling with anxiety or homesickness. At a minimum, the camp should be upfront and crystal clear about this policy so parents can make an informed choice. If your child is prone to homesickness and would benefit from a brief call home, this is not the camp for them. Parents also cannot initiate contact. I disagree with their outdated “no communication” stance and encourage them to review current research, which shows limited phone contact can actually help campers adjust better. My feedback comes not only from personal experience but also from years of involvement in student camps.

★★★★★Diana Severnak

Great week for my sons at Day Camp 2. Well run and packed with the gospel message.

★★★★★Maria Jensen

We are having the loveliest time! My mom and I attended the Design in Pines craft retreat this weekend, and we didn't know quite what to expect as first timers. We were welcomed warmly and in such a sincere way that we felt like we had new friends immediately! We had a weekend packed with new crafting experiences to participate in (and things to bring home! 😍), as well as lots of free time to do our own activity or even read and book and recharge if we were so inclined. We had patient and very encouraging teachers and they were as happy for us as we were when we completed a project! The director is warm, and kind, and helpful, and an absolute joy to be around for the weekend. And the food....oh, the food! It was gorgeously presented and the flavors rivalled top restaurants. My son is coming to teen camp next week and I'm thrilled knowing what an incredible times he's also going to have. A million and a half stars!

★★★★★Zach Vanbrocklin

Incredible place, incredible staff, and one of the best ways to meet God. I've only been going for 3 years but I look forward to going all year long. It's also one of the best places to make some of the longest lasting friendships you'll ever have. I'd recommend Upper Peninsula Bible Camp to anyone and everyone looking for God, friends, or just looking for a place to have a lot of fun!

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