Discover Camp Tall Turf in Walkerville, MI
Camp Tall Turf is part of the 2023 West Michigan Summer Camps Guide.
OUR MISSION at Camp Tall Turf – Equipping youth and families for lives of reconciliation in God’s world.
OUR VISION- We aim for diverse groups of people to live, learn, play, and worship together according to God’s vision of wholeness.
WHAT WE VALUE- We value reconciliation, leadership, and community partnerships.
Quick Details
Overnight, Family Programs Camp in Grand Rapids
Overnight, Family Programs Camp in Grand Rapids
Offered the weeks of June 18, June 25, July 9, July 23
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• Camp Focus: Adventure & Outdoor Skills, Religious, Water Sports
• Good for Elementary, Middle School, High School Kids
• Camp Type: Overnight, Family Programs
2010 Kalamazoo Ave SE, Grand Rapids, MI 49507
A Closer Look at Camp Tall Turf
Sign up for Camp Tall Turf this Summer!
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Each Camp Tall Turf session offers youth fun, faith, and fellowship in a safe and peaceful environment with opportunities for personal growth.
Campers will practice devotions designed to reflect on their experiences and their confidence in the Lord.
Campers will practice devotions designed to reflect on their experiences and their confidence in the Lord.
Choose Your Own Adventure This Summer at Camp Tall Turf
Choose Your Own Adventure This Summer at Camp Tall Turf
Each cabin, consisting of a group of 8 youth supervised by one adult, will learn to work as a community in their living quarters, in the dining hall, and in camp activities.
Each day, campers will have opportunities to choose their own adventures in leadership training, sports, science, arts, and adventure under the care of qualified adults. Each activity will be facilitated to emphasize the camp theme.
The cost of camp is dependent on the number of days per session, family size, and income.
Financial assistance is available.
Our program costs are offset through fundraising efforts and generous support from partners and donors.
Transportation for campers is available from the TTM office (2010 Kalamazoo, Grand Rapids, MI) and White Cloud. Camp is located 70 miles northwest of Grand Rapids in a town called Walkerville in Oceana County.
Our staff undergo two weeks of intensive training.
Each day, campers will have opportunities to choose their own adventures in leadership training, sports, science, arts, and adventure under the care of qualified adults. Each activity will be facilitated to emphasize the camp theme.
The cost of camp is dependent on the number of days per session, family size, and income.
Financial assistance is available.
Our program costs are offset through fundraising efforts and generous support from partners and donors.
Transportation for campers is available from the TTM office (2010 Kalamazoo, Grand Rapids, MI) and White Cloud. Camp is located 70 miles northwest of Grand Rapids in a town called Walkerville in Oceana County.
Our staff undergo two weeks of intensive training.
Plan on Camp Tall Turf
Plan on Camp Tall Turf
At Camp Tall Turf, we are committed to creating a positive, fun and safe environment that challenges each camper to grow socially, emotionally, and spiritually with support from our staff.
Camp Tall Turf is intentional about recruiting and hiring a diverse staff to represent various communities as part of our reconciliation mission.
Tall Turf Ministries serves around 500 youth ages 8 - 13 annually, with an Leader In Training program for 14-17 year olds.
Tall Turf is an intentionally diverse ministry with both staff and campers coming from diverse racial, ethnic, cultural, and economic backgrounds.
While most of campers are from Kent County, campers attend from all over West Michigan, Detroit, and Chicago.
Camp Tall Turf is intentional about recruiting and hiring a diverse staff to represent various communities as part of our reconciliation mission.
Tall Turf Ministries serves around 500 youth ages 8 - 13 annually, with an Leader In Training program for 14-17 year olds.
Tall Turf is an intentionally diverse ministry with both staff and campers coming from diverse racial, ethnic, cultural, and economic backgrounds.
While most of campers are from Kent County, campers attend from all over West Michigan, Detroit, and Chicago.
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