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Summary

Mount Forest Camp is a Christian summer camp located in Southgate, Ontario, near Mount Forest. Owned and operated by the Churches of God in Ontario, the camp serves children and teens through a variety of programs including day camp, kids camp, teen camp, and family events. The camp's purpose is to make disciples for the Lord Jesus Christ and to encourage spiritual growth in a fun and safe environment. Campers enjoy a range of activities such as daily sports, swimming in a pond, and evening campfire gatherings with singing and stories.

Details

Mount Forest Camp is a Christian summer camp located on 100 acres of rolling countryside in Southgate, Ontario, about 20 minutes northeast of Mount Forest. The camp is owned and operated by the Churches of God in Ontario, with assemblies in Toronto, Hamilton, Brantford, and Mount Forest. The camp serves children and teens through a variety of programs, including day camp, kids camp, teen camp, and family events. The camp's purpose is to make disciples for the Lord Jesus Christ and to encourage spiritual growth in a fun and safe environment. Campers enjoy a range of activities such as daily sports, swimming in a pond, and evening campfire gatherings with singing and stories. The camp features facilities including cabins, a dining hall, rec hall, sports fields, campfire hill, and a swimming pond.

From Faith Near Me

Mount Forest Camp, operated by the Churches of God in Ontario, offers a Christian-focused retreat in Southgate, Ontario, near Mount Forest. First-time visitors would likely notice its emphasis on spiritual growth through structured programs and communal activities, complemented by a welcoming atmosphere for families and youth. The camp’s blend of countryside setting and campfire traditions creates a classic, enriching experience.

Pros

  • Provides family-friendly programs for children, teens, and adults through day camp, kids camp, teen camp, and family events.
  • Features well-maintained facilities including cabins, a dining hall, sports fields, and a swimming pond.
  • Combines recreational activities with spiritual development via Bible time, crafts, and evening campfire gatherings.
  • Located on 100 acres of scenic rolling countryside, ideal for outdoor engagement.
  • Established as a long-standing camp with a clear mission to foster discipleship and community.

Cons

  • Situated in Ontario, Canada, which may present travel considerations for U.S. visitors.
  • Supervision practices for older campers (14-17) could benefit from clearer communication in program details.

Reviews from around the web

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  • Trevor Cherewkaa year ago

    My kids have been going to Mount Forest Camp for the past 17 years. From the children's camp and day camp to teen camp and even a winter camp, MFC has consistently offered a fun, safe, and spiritually enriching environment for them. The camp offers a variety of activities, including daily sports, a swimming pond, campwide activities there's never a dull moment, daily spiritual programs and the evenings, which always end around a campfire with lots of singing and stories. It’s that classic camp feel that really leaves a lasting impression on the kids. Each summer, the camp offers two week-long kids' camps, a week-long day camp, and a teen camp that our children have always loved. The activities are well-organized, the atmosphere is welcoming, and the focus on learning more about the Bible in a fun, engaging way is something we really appreciate. What truly sets Mount Forest Camp apart, though, is the staff. They are fantastic—always friendly, caring, and genuinely invested in the kids' growth, both spiritually and personally. If you're looking for a Christian camp where your kids can meet other young Christians, enjoy healthy activities, and deepen their faith, I can't recommend Mount Forest Camp enough.

  • victoria currie11 months ago

    Be very careful of sending your kids aged 14-17. They are left alone over night with absolutely NO adult supervision, whoever is in charge says “oh someone walks around until midnight” theres NOTHING stopping these kids from getting in trouble, put my 14 year old sister with older girls who were up until 3-4am talking about all the adult things they have done of you get what im saying. Horrible HORRIBLE behaviour from the person in charge who clearly doesn’t care about kids in any way shape or form completely writing off all concerns from parents. Had to go and pick het up after only one day as she got no sleep and felt unsafe in the cabin. Real nice behaviour from a bunch of self proclaimed “christians”. She will NEVER be returning.

  • Nicole Thomas10 months ago

    Another wonderful year spent at camp, learning about God, renewing friendships and enjoying the sunsets and star nights.

  • Trevor Shaw13 years ago

    Awesome, fun-filled Bible Camp celebrating it's 50th anniversary in 2013. A truly special place - THE CAMP FOR ME!

Services and facilities

Facilities

  • Cabins
  • Dining Hall
  • Rec Hall
  • Sports Fields
  • Campfire Hill
  • Swimming Pond

Events and programs

  • Kids Camp - Week 2

    annual

    A week-long camp for kids, featuring daily activities, Bible time, crafts, sports, and campfire gatherings.

  • Teen Camp

    annual

    A week-long camp for teens, featuring daily activities, Bible time, crafts, sports, and campfire gatherings.

  • Harvest Day

    annual

    A day-long event featuring activities and spiritual programs.

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