Camp Luther Ministries hosts summer day, overnight and family camps at Camp Luther on Hatzic Lake, 9311 Shook Road, Mission, British Columbia V2V 7M2. The sessions below are historical 2026 programs. The operator is a non-denominational Christian organization welcoming campers of all backgrounds and beliefs, with chapel, Bible teaching, music, games and outdoor activities. Contact 604-826-7062, 1-888-707-2267 or email@campluther.ca for current information.
2026 overnight camps: Junior Camps for ages 7–12 on July 5–10, July 12–16 and August 3–7; Middle Camp for ages 10–13 on July 19–24; and Teen Camp for ages 14–17 on August 9–14. Junior 1 runs Sunday–Friday, Junior 2 Sunday–Thursday and Junior 3 Monday–Friday. Youth overnight check-in is at 3 p.m. on the first day and collection is 5–6 p.m. on the last day. Parents may join the closing chapel at 4:45 p.m. and the 5 p.m. hot dog dinner.
2026 Day Camp A, ages 7–12, ran July 5–10; Day Camp B, ages 7–12, July 12–16; Day Camp C, ages 10–13, July 19–24; and Day Camp D, ages 7–12, August 3–7. Day campers join the regular camp activities and go home each night. First-day arrival is 3 p.m., with dinner included and collection at 8 p.m. that first night only. On middle days, arrival is 8:30–9 a.m. and collection 4:30–5 p.m. Last-day collection is 5–6 p.m., with closing chapel and dinner available. Lunch is included from the second day onward; dinner is included on the first and last days. Breakfast and other dinners are not included.
Family Camp ran July 26–31, 2026 and welcomes all ages, from young children to grandparents. Published registration bands are ages 14 and older, ages 6–13, and age 5 and under. Families can choose cabins, retreat-centre rooms or RV/tent spaces, with separate accommodation charges. A Family Day Camp option lets families participate during the day and sleep at home. Activities include canoeing, kayaking, paddleboarding, archery, swimming, crafts, music, group games and the waterslide. Confirm age-appropriate participation and family accommodation arrangements directly with the camp.
Medications must be handed to staff at check-in and cannot stay in camper cabins. The operator requires campers prone to anaphylactic reactions to bring two EpiPens; discuss dietary needs before booking. Its FAQ asks families to collect a child who develops vomiting or diarrhea. Optional bikes and scooters at the Mission site require helmets; electric scooters are prohibited. These Mission programs are distinct from Camp Luther Ministries’ Camp Tulahead programs near Princeton.
Official sources: https://campluther.ca/summer-camps-2026 and its /junior-camps, /middle-camp, /teen-camp, /day-camp and /family-camp program pages; https://campluther.ca/parents/parent-faq ; https://campluther.ca/this-is-camp-luther/our-locations-contact-info .
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