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Warren Willis UM Camp and Conference Center

★★★ 3.45 reviewsFruitland Park, FLAges 9–18

Florida UMC Camp (UMCRM)

Christian overnight and day camp on Lake Griffin in Fruitland Park, run by the Florida United Methodist Church since 1948. Overnight camp runs six week-long sessions from Monday afternoon to Saturday morning for rising 4th graders through recently graduated seniors, with campers placed in Camp Connection Groups of 8-12 with two counselors for swimming, hiking, sailing, tubing, canoeing, a challenge course and waterfront time. A separate summer day camp runs Monday-Friday 7:30am-6:00pm across eight weeks with meals, snacks, archery, arts and crafts, a group challenge course, outdoor games and a swimming pool. Both include daily Morning Praise Time and Evening Chapel and daily small-group Bible study; specialty Creative Spirit (drama, visual arts, music, dance, musical theater) and Adventure Camp (wilderness cabins, Suwannee River expedition) weeks are offered for middle and high school campers.

Camps

CampDatesAgesPriceStatus
Summer Day Camp Week 17:30am6:00pmRegister →Jun 1 – Jun 5, 20269–18$210/wkPast season
Summer Day Camp Week 27:30am6:00pmRegister →Jun 8 – Jun 12, 20269–18$210/wkPast season
Summer Day Camp Week 37:30am6:00pmRegister →Jun 15 – Jun 19, 20269–18$210/wkPast season
Pricing notes

Standard Tuition $210; Standard with Donation $250 (the additional $40 is a tax-deductible donation)

Availability shown as of Aug 8, 2026.

The practical details

Daily hours
7:30am–6:00pm
Ages
Ages 9–18 · Grades 412
Environment
Indoor/Outdoor
Operator
Florida UMC Camp (UMCRM)
Lunch IncludedFaith-BasedWater Activities
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 Florida UMC Camp (UMCRM) directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.

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Thegoat

This was by far one of the worst camp experiences I’ve ever had. I would not recommend this church camp to anyone. The atmosphere was incredibly disrespectful, and that attitude seemed to come from the top. Even the head of the camp was rude and unprofessional, which set the tone for everyone else. The rooms were disgusting, outdated, and looked like they hadn’t been properly maintained in years. To make matters worse, there were bugs everywhere, and I found what appeared to be roaches in and around the bed. No one should have to worry about sleeping in those conditions. For a place that’s supposed to make people feel welcomed and cared for, this camp was the complete opposite. The staff’s behavior, the poor conditions, and the lack of cleanliness made this an awful experience. I sincerely hope major changes are made because, in its current state, this camp is not worth the time or money.

★★★★★Brook Jimenez

I went to this camp as a youth and now my kids are coming with the church. Kids have cabins and stay in bunk beds, must bring sheets/blankets. There are day or overnight options. We are further way and do the week overnight camp. Lots of fun activities, sailing, ropes courses, pool time, worship time and all meals included. Website's description is accurate. Cash cannot be used, but cash can be added to each campers account to purchase extra snacks and/ or use at camp store for suvinears (use it or lose it). Bring $ for group photo (can only be purchased at registratin, $7 this time). Love the cross floating on the lake for personal devotional time. The electronic downtime and energetic worship really helps the mindset! Meds can be sent in. Bring only enough for camp and original bottles/ prescription, blister packs preferred. If dropping off as a church group group, ensure the youth leader/ person picking them up is on the approved list to pick up!

Cynthia Ortiz

I’m from find feed and restore. They’re kicking all of the families out who rented the rooms for $700/month.. Which to some people it might feel like it’s a bad thing but really is a blessing in disguise. not even my worst enemy deserves to live there in those rooms. Mold everywhere. No matter how much we sprayed and how many dehumidifiers they gave me black mold was under the sink. Carpets have mold and it’s dirty from what seems like centuries of build up dirt and muck. If you look inside of each AC ductless unit you could see how dirty it is on the inside of each unit for each room. My children were Sick almost every week Because of the room. The people looked at us like we did not belong there. They looked down at us and you could tell they did not want us around. Unless they tear that whole building down and rebuild it from ground up, please do not waste your money Going there.

★★★★★Jay Rowland

Great location. Great facility. Great staff. We reserved a spot for a one-day (9:30am-3:00pm) Saturday leadership-retreat for our church's Elders & Deacons. The classroom space was perfect. It included kitchen space (which we didn't need), another room/space with more relaxed seating. Cafeteria lunch-line food service was good. All good and at a reasonable, fair price. We'll be coming back again. Blessings & thanks to the entire staff at WWUMCCC! 😇

★★★★★SCB

Warren Willis camp and conference center is a wonderful place to be! The entire property is so full of love and care, it is a beautiful reminder of the kindness of others and God's love. The summer camp staff goes above and beyond to make the campers (and their families) feel comfortable. They care for each child and will do whatever it takes to make sure they are happy and content. A very special shoutout to team lead Jillian and director Tyler who helped my family tremendously. We are so grateful to have found this incredible place that is welcoming and accommodating to all.

$210 per weekVisit camp website