About Camp Shalom

About Camp Shalom

About-Us

The youth and families that enjoy Camp Shalom come from a variety of denominations, but they come together to explore what it means to be one in Christ.

Campers often do this without realizing it. They seem too busy having fun. Then you see their eyes at a campfire or hear them share their thoughts during a Bible study and realize they are discovering the depth of their faith.

When you pass through the entrance of Camp Shalom it’s as though you have entered a new world. The flatness of the prairie is lost in the twisting and turning of the camp road, you quickly find yourself surrounded by tall trees and rolling hills. It is a place of peace where the cares of the world melt away. The land itself invites the heart to explore something different in Christ.

The
Site...

includes woodland trails, high and low challenge course initiatives, archery targets, a soccer field, canoeing on the Maquoketa River, and campfire circles.

The
Staff...

are committed Christians who seek to serve and nurture the faith in others. Certified in first aid and CPR, they are equally committed to a safe healthy experience.

The Program...

offers children a sense of progression. This helps campers build esteem and confidence through accomplishment.

Mission Statement

Camp Shalom is a Christ-centered outdoor ministry: a time and place apart that encourages growth through relationships with God, community and nature.

Vision Statement

Camp Shalom’s purpose is to be a community of many Christian traditions nurturing faith among God’s people.  Offering a safe, nurturing, Christ-centered summer camp for youth and families, Camp Shalom will enrich the lives of staff and campers.

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Camp Shalom participates in the Special Milk Program.