Welcome to NeKaMo Camp, A Cedarbrook Camp™.
The NeKaMo Camp mission is to faithfully present the gospel of Jesus Christ and to provide unique opportunities for spiritual and personal growth for campers and staff in order to equip them to serve Christ and glorify His name.
Core Values of NeKaMo
Cedarbrook Camps uphold four core values for youth camping.
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Spiritual Formation
Campers’ growth in their personal relationship with God is encouraged by providing opportunities to apply Biblical principles to daily life and by participating in personal and group worship, devotional time, prayer and reflection.
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Relationships & Community
Opportunities are provided for campers to experience and build successful, positive individual and community relationships that are consistent with Biblical principles.
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Skill-Building & Individual Development
Each camper chooses two skill building activities for the week providing opportunities to have fun, discover and celebrate their God-given value, uniqueness and abilities, develop increased competence and self-confidence, courage, and perseverance through learning and improving in challenging, skill-building activities.
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Creation Appreciation
Campers are encouraged to develop a deeper appreciation of God’s creation and to enjoy and feel comfortable in the outdoors caring for it appropriately.
2026 Registration Now Open!
Girls Camp (Week 1): June 7-13
Girls Camp (Week 2): June 14-20
Boys Camp: June 21-27
Girls Spiritual Theme
A Reason to Hope
“Praise be to the God and Father of our Lord Jesus Christ! In his great mercy he has given us new birth into a living hope through the resurrection of Jesus Christ from the dead” - 1 Peter 1:3
The world tells us to hope in something based on how it will satisfy our desires. But what about when we get what we have hoped for and are still left feeling empty? Christ answers this in his life, death, and resurrection. In Him, we find “A Reason to Hope” that will never fail and will always fully satisfy.
The world tells us to hope in something based on how it will satisfy our desires. But what about when we get what we have hoped for and are still left feeling empty? Christ answers this in his life, death, and resurrection. In Him, we find “A Reason to Hope” that will never fail and will always fully satisfy.
NeKaMo for the Holidays
Week 1 (Girls): June 7-13
Valentines? Christmas trees? Four leaf clovers? Yes, yes, and yes. Bring on ALL the festivities for a buffet of holidays - there’s no place like NeKaMo for the Holidays!
Daughters of the King
Week 2 (Girls): June 14-20
Join us in the faraway kingdom of NeKaMo where princesses, castles, knights, and dragons await. As Daughters of the King, your courage, kindness, and grace are just what we need!
Defenders (Knights of the Round Table)
Week 3 (Boys): June 21-27
but in your hearts honor Christ the Lord as holy, always being prepared to make a defense to anyone who asks you for a reason for the hope that is in you; yet do it with gentleness and respect, - 1 Peter 3:15
General information for campers and their parents
NeKaMo Camp is for youth going into second through twelfth grades.
To ensure age-appropriate activities, campers are grouped into Divisions according to grade levels. Cabins have six to eight campers of the same Division with one or two counselors.
- Pathfinder Division: going into 2nd – 4th grades
- Trailblazer Division: going into 5th – 7th grades
- Challenger Division: going into 8th – 9th grades
- Explorer Division: going into 10th – 12th grades
Campers enjoy a blend of time spent with their cabin, their age division, and the whole camp during special activities throughout the week.
NeKaMo Camp’s program emphasizes skill-building, creativity, respect for others, nature appreciation, and a recognition that Jesus Christ is our greatest treasure.
Campers live in a cabin of 6 to 8 with one or two counselors and participate in individually-chosen activities each morning and afternoon.
Exposure to God’s Word comes several times throughout the day, including a personal time in the morning (Morning Watch) and a cabin Bible study (Bible Exploration) led each day by the counselor.
After the evening activities, campers gather around the campfire for singing and a short devotion.
Camp, like life, is not without risks. We do our best to minimize and reduce hazards through our risk management program, which includes staff training and awareness, and safety rules at all activities. We have a registered nurse on site, and further medical assistance is available within five miles of our camp.
One week of camp is $370 per camper.
If you register before May 1, the cost is $345. So register early!