

Camp David Kansas
Camp David Kansas – A Place Where Kids Can Just Be Kids
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At Camp David Kansas, we welcome children ages 8–16 for a summer experience designed with at-risk kids in mind. Here, your child will get to laugh, play, and simply enjoy being a kid—swimming, riding horses, shooting archery, playing games, creating art, and so much more.
But camp is more than just fun. It’s a safe and loving community where kids realize they’re not alone. They meet other children who understand what it’s like to have a parent in prison or be in foster care, and they’re surrounded by caring staff—many of whom have walked similar paths and know how to encourage them.
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Through age-appropriate classes and group activities, your child will learn important life skills like conflict resolution and managing emotions, while also finding healthy ways to process grief, discover their value, and dream about their future. Most importantly, camp gives them a chance to connect with God in a real and personal way.
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At Camp David, your child will gain confidence, build friendships, and experience the joy of knowing they are deeply loved.
2026 CAMP CALENDAR
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PACKING LIST:
BRING:
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T-shirts and shorts
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Long pants and a sweatshirt
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Pajamas and underwear
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Swimsuit & flip-flops (or slides)
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Sneakers and socks (must have these for field games)
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Money for gift shop (optional)
DON’T BRING:
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Cell phones or other valuables
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Fireworks or knives
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Cigarettes or non-prescription drugs



Camper Favorite: Horses
"At Camp David Kansas, I learned how to trust people. My favorite things were horses and free time.” – Makayla
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Camper Favorite: Swimming
"At Camp David Kansas, I learned about overcoming evil with good. My favorite things were swimming and the What About It Class”- Yolanda
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Camper Favorite: Fishing
"At Camp David Kansas, I learned about God. My favorite things were food and fishing." - Tyler
Why Camp David Kansas?
When kids come home from Camp David, parents notice the difference. Many share how their children return more confident, better at handling emotions, and stronger in their relationships with others. Over and over, moms, dads, and grandparents tell us how camp has been a turning point—helping their child grow in ways they never expected.