Camp DaySpring

Camp DaySpring's official website is www.DaySpringFLA.org/Camp

 

Campers experience fun, spiritual, and challenging activities that aim to deepen their faith and strengthen their friendships. In groups, campers learn team-building skills and are challenged on the ropes course, canoe, and kayak on the Manatee River. They play games, create arts and crafts, and experience God’s love through great music, worship, and food. The camp sessions are led by chaplains (Episcopal Priests and Youth Ministers) who work with summer staff to offer programs that are meaningful and celebrate our Christ-centered diversity.

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2025 Summer Camp sessions:

• Session 1: June 10-13, Half Session Elementary Camp (Grades 3-5)

This shortened week is perfect for the first-time camper. Rising 3rd to 5th graders enjoy waterfront activities like canoeing, challenging themselves on the ropes courses, and creating a variety of arts and crafts during their stay.

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• Session 2: June 15-20, High School Camp I (Grades 9-12)

Help your teen disconnect from their fast-paced lives and reconnect with their friends and faith. During this session, we’ll draw on their skills, talents, and insights to tailor a camp experience uniquely suited to them and embrace activities that bring them joy.

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• Session 3: June 22-27, Middle School Camp I (Grades 6-8)

Looking to provide your middle schooler with an authentic “camp” experience? We have the camp for you! Campers spend their days kayaking or canoeing the Manatee River, getting creative with arts & crafts, playing a variety of sports, or challenging themselves on the ropes courses and zipline.

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• Session 4: July 6-11, Elementary Camp (Grades 3-5) 

Elementary-aged campers have a blast engaging in a host of classic camp activities including swimming, canoeing, kayaking, creating arts and crafts, being challenged on ropes courses or canopy tree climbing, and playing games like Wacky Olympics.

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• Session 5: July 13-18, Middle School Camp II (Grades 6-8)

Looking to provide your middle schooler with an authentic “camp” experience? We have the camp for you! Campers spend their days kayaking or canoeing the Manatee River, getting creative with arts & crafts, playing a variety of sports, or challenging themselves on the ropes courses and zipline.

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• Session 6: July 20-25, High School Camp II (Grades 9-12)

Help your teen disconnect from their fast-paced lives and reconnect with their friends and faith. During this session, we’ll draw on their skills, talents, and insights to tailor a camp experience uniquely suited to them and embrace activities that bring them joy.