Yes! All cabins, the main lodge, the recreational center, and the hobby shop all have air.

Clothing for six days: including clothes for both warm and cool weather. Personal hygiene items, towels (bath and beach), and a "special outfit" for the dance. A complete list will be provided with your acceptance letter.

We strongly advise against this. It encourages homesickness for all of the campers.

Yes! as many as they would like.

From Sunday at 3:00 PM to Friday at 3:00 PM

7:30 - Arise

8:30 - Breakfast

9:00 to 12:30 - Morning activities

12:30 - Lunch

1:15 to 2:30 - Rest time

2:30 to 5:30 - Afternoon activities

5:30 - Dinner

6:30 to 9:30 - Evening activities

9: 30 - Bedtime

Swimming (lake or heated pool), team sports, dances, bonfires, various games, arts and crafts, indoor games, and movie nights.

Yes! we provide 3 meals a day

We have an infirmary where campers with minor ailments can stay until they are feeling better. If the ailment is more serious, the parent or guardian will be called and the camper may have to return home.

Yes. We have a health officer on-site who is certified to distribute medications. All medications must be in the original container with the camper's name and doctor's orders on the label.

Our camp boasts a wide range of amenities to make every camper’s stay memorable. The lodge is a cozy gathering spot featuring a large-screen TV, games, karaoke, and more—ideal for movie nights or staying entertained on rainy days. Creative campers can enjoy our hobby shop, where they can dive into arts and crafts projects. The recreation hall is the perfect venue for plays, dances, and other exciting group activities. All meals are served in our spacious dining hall, where campers come together to enjoy a variety of delicious dishes.

We also have a chapel, which doubles as an additional recreation center for special activities and can be rented out during the off-season for events like weddings. Our wheelchair-accessible in-ground heated pool is a relaxing spot for swimming, and, of course, Lake Huron offers endless opportunities for water-based fun.

Other camp highlights include our spacious, easy-to-use shower house, a charming gazebo for peaceful moments, and a bonfire area, perfect for evening gatherings. Each of these spaces is designed to enhance the camp experience and provide comfort, entertainment, and relaxation.

We have 2 shower houses. One for boys and the other for girls.

Each cabin is thoughtfully designed for comfort and convenience, featuring a single bed, dresser, and nightstand for each camper. The cabins also include a private bathroom equipped with a toilet and sink, ensuring a cozy and practical space for relaxation and personal care.

On Lake Huron in Burtchville, Michigan which is just north of Port Huron. About 90 minutes from Detroit.

Youth and Adult camping sessions are available.

Youth campers range in age from 7 - 17

Adult campers are 18 and older.

Yes. Boys and girls are assigned to separate cabins to ensure a comfortable and respectful environment.

Three campers to one counselor. 

At Camp Grace Bentley, we embrace individuals of all abilities and are committed to providing a welcoming environment for everyone. We accept campers with any type of disability and work to create an atmosphere where all feel supported, respected, and included. Our dedicated staff is trained to meet a variety of needs, ensuring that each camper has the opportunity to thrive and enjoy their camp experience, regardless of their abilities.

Camp Grace Bentley can not serve campers with severe behavioral or emotional problems.

The following conditions are ones that necessitate care which cannot be adequately handled by the camp health or counseling staff:

Tracheotomy, gastronomy tubes (G-Tube), ventilator dependency 

There are many other health conditions which will necessitate individual evaluation. Please provide as much information as possible so that our medical screening committee can evaluate the applicant.