Fresno, CA, USA
Hume Lake is a Christian overnight camp program designed to provide an immersive experience rooted in faith, community, and personal growth. The atmosphere is structured, supportive, and values-driven, helping campers feel safe while encouraging them to grow spiritually, socially, and emotionally. Camp life follows a consistent daily rhythm that blends activities, group time, and shared routines.
Faith is an integral part of the camp experience. Campers participate in group gatherings and activities that reinforce Christian values such as kindness, responsibility, and respect for others. Living together in a camp setting allows children to practice cooperation, accountability, and independence within a supportive, faith-based community.
What makes Hume Lake special is the depth of its Christian camp culture. Traditions, shared responsibilities, and group experiences foster a strong sense of belonging and purpose. Campers are guided by trained staff who model positive behavior and help reinforce the camp’s spiritual foundation throughout daily life.
Hume Lake is best suited for school-age children and teens who are ready for an overnight experience and who will benefit from structured days, group living, and a Christian-centered camp environment.
| Ages: | 7–18 |
| Type: | Overnight |
| Month: | Summer |
| Gender: | Co-Ed |
| Setting: | Mountains |
| Lodging: | Cabin |
| Sports: | Sports, Team Sports, Shooting, Paintball, Riflery |
| Water: | Water, Canoeing, Kayaking |
| Adventure: | Adventure, Exploration, Hiking |
| Academics: | Academics, Learning, General Academics |
| Arts: | Fine Arts, Arts & Crafts, Painting |
| Religious: | Religious, Bible, Christian |
| Address: | Journey of Faith, 1243 Artesia Blvd. Manhattan Beach, CA 90266) |
| Fresno | |
| USA |
| Dates | Days | Price | Apply |
|---|---|---|---|
| Jul 12 - Jul 18, 2026 | 7 | $1,090 | |
| Jul 12 - Jul 18, 2026 | 7 | $1,090 | |
| Jul 12 - Jul 18, 2026 | 7 | $1,020 |
You won’t be charged yet. The camp will contact you to confirm all terms first.
Campers stay in on-site overnight housing designed for group living. These accommodations support community-building and shared responsibility, allowing campers to experience daily life together in a supervised setting.
Meals are included in the overnight camp experience. Campers receive all meals during their stay, allowing them to focus fully on camp activities without the need to plan or pack food.
Safety is supported through on-site emergency infrastructure and trained personnel. The camp maintains its own volunteer fire department, contributing to overall emergency preparedness.
Health care and medical supervision are a core part of camp operations. A doctor and a registered nurse are provided each week, ensuring professional medical care is available throughout camp sessions. Campers have access to a fully stocked First Aid station, with counselors available 24 hours a day.
There are two EMTs on call daily, adding an additional layer of emergency response capability. The presence of an on-site volunteer fire department further strengthens the camp’s readiness for emergencies.
For campers who take daily medications, a registered nurse administers them and ensures they are given correctly and consistently. Food allergies and other medical needs are managed through established camp procedures to help campers participate safely in camp life.
Camp traditions are a central part of the Hume Lake experience. Shared routines, group gatherings, and recurring activities help campers feel connected and grounded. Faith-based traditions play an important role in shaping daily life and reinforcing Christian values.
The activities program is designed to keep campers engaged throughout the day while supporting spiritual, social, and personal growth. Campers rotate through scheduled activities that promote teamwork, participation, and shared responsibility. Faith-based elements are woven into the daily schedule alongside recreational and group activities.
Activities are led by trained staff who guide campers through group experiences and help them adjust to camp life. Living and participating together strengthens peer relationships and reinforces the camp’s Christian values.
