You have never been to a day camp like Heartland Camp’s. We jam-pack our days full of awesome activities and have created an environment where campers can grow together as children of God. With our Christ-centered focus, exceptional college-age counselors, and highly active programming, day campers love the time they spend at Heartland. In addition to our activities are morning Bible studies and afternoon worships. Our counselors journey with their small group of campers through a weekly curriculum. We tie our lessons to crafts and games to help our campers comprehend just how much God loves them.

You have never been to a day camp like Heartland Camp’s. We jam-pack our days full of awesome activities and have created an environment where campers can grow together as children of God. With our Christ-centered focus, exceptional college-age counselors, and highly active programming, day campers love the time they spend at Heartland. In addition to our activities are morning Bible studies and afternoon worships. Our counselors journey with their small group of campers through a weekly curriculum. We tie our lessons to crafts and games to help our campers comprehend just how much God loves them.

Get ready to blaze a trail for adventure! This camp is a bit longer than our Explorer camp, going Sunday through Wednesday. It is excellent for first-time campers and campers who are experienced at Heartland. You will love riding horses, swimming in the pool, shooting archery, singing camp songs at the top of your lungs, and playing camp games at every turn. Since this camp is a bit longer, you have more time to develop Christ-centered friendships through the camp activities and the daily Bible study and worship.

A healthy appetite is on the packing list for this camp! Spend your week at camp learning the basics of cooking. In this case learning means a bunch of fun, messy, hands-on experience and even an Iron Chef cooking challenge! Sharpening (or even beginning!) your cooking skills will occur among the rest of our Christ-centered program. College-aged staff will spend the week investing in your camper through Bible studies, horse rides, swimming, and worships. Campers will learn to share the love of Christ in a new way during the week. This may even include sharing their newly-made desserts when they get home, but no promises!

This is the classic camp experience. This week is full of activities; archery, rock climbing, lake day, and horseback riding (Unplugged, Fully Loaded, and Horse Camp are the MS camps that ride horses). In addition, campers get to embrace nature by spending the week in our Hogans. They will get to cook breakfast and dinner over the campfire and spend one night sleeping in hammocks. There is no better camp to get away from the hurry of summer, enjoy God’s creation, and make great friendships!

Your week is jam-packed with crazy and fun group competitions for everyone. The challenges are different each year, but past camps have included; foam slip-n-slide kickball, pool noodle Pictionary, and scuba diving. Come see what this year’s challenges will be! Campers will experience a community of Christ dedicated to growth while living on the “Edge.” This is a 5-night camp housed in our Pete’s Cabin.

Come ready for a week that challenges you to stretch yourself, build confidence and have crazy adventures as you go deeper in your relationship with God. We’ll pack the week with opportunities on our state-of-the-art challenge course. Also, experience our low-challenge team-building course and the rest of our camp activities like swimming, archery, and campfire cooking. Form life-long friendships and be at home in a Christ-centered community. This is a 5-night camp housed in our popular Hogans.

EXPLO 360° is so much more than a camp. It's all about choices. It’s the perfect way to explore new directions, try out new skills, and maybe even find a new spark that will light your way through high school and beyond. See what it’s like to be a doctor, fashion designer, engineer, pastry chef, and more. School is out. Get your hands dirty in the real activities of a surprising range of topics and professions. Be the psychologist. The artist. The marketing expert. What sparks your imagination?

Join veterinarians and technicians in this veterinary summer enrichment program. You’ll learn how to understand animals and tell if they’re sick or hurt. Practice checking vital signs and giving CPR. Try your hand at suturing wounds and helping animals with broken bones.

What better way to celebrate the 250th anniversary of the founding of the United States and our 25th year than with week focused on liberty, freedom, and democracy! We are kicking off the season with this very special session of Great Books & Big Ideas at Amherst. Honoring the American tradition of the founders, we will immerse ourselves in spirited but respectful discussion and wrestle with the challenging questions and big ideas that helped forge this great nation. Together we will read and discuss the Declaration of Independence and other founding documents as well as works by Locke, MLK, Hughes, Thoreau, and others. A national symposium on Freedom, Government, and the Law, with students from across the country and around the world, this will be a Great Books week like no other. Join us!

Great Books & Big Ideas Programs at Haverford will celebrate the classics and philosophy, including American and world literature. Dante, Virgil, Martin Luther King Jr., Alexandre Dumas, Gwendolyn Brooks, Miguel de Cervantes, Haruki Murakami, and Hannah Arendt are just some of the authors we will read this summer. With new curriculum and a wide variety of readings each week, students can stay for a one or two-week program. Students staying for two weeks enjoy fun weekend activities and additional exploration of the Haverford campus and beautiful arboretum on Saturday.

Harvard Summer School’s Secondary School Program (SSP) is a 4- or 7-week academic program for motivated high school students ready to excel in academically rigorous college courses for college credit. Within the SSP, you will choose between taking one 4-week course while living on campus, or our more flexible 7-week option that offers residential, online, or commuting formats with the potential for one or two courses. Over the summer, you’ll gain the confidence to do well in college that comes from successfully navigating a healthy balance between advanced coursework, extracurricular activities, and new friends.

For High School Students in the Indianapolis, Indiana and neighboring communities. Business camp is a day camp that takes place at IWU’s DeVoe School of Business branch in Indianapolis. The DeVoe School of Business Camp at the Wildcat Summer Academy is a dynamic, hands-on program designed for high school students interested in the world of business, leadership, technology, and innovation. Students gain an authentic college-level experience while exploring how business principles shape real organizations—and how faith, integrity, and purpose can guide leadership within a Christian higher education setting.

Campers will learn all about Collegiate and Professional E-sports, while also learning a lot about the E-sports industry at large. Campers will focus on Rocket League, Valorant or Smash Bros. Ultimate, while also getting a basic knowledge of all three esports. In addition to E-sports coaching, training and professionalism, campers will collaborate with a variety of academic areas to learn how things like engineering and computer science can help them enter the E-sports field. Camp will also include training on how to grow physically, spiritually, academically and mentally. You won't want to miss out!

Grounded in Micah 6:8, this camp focuses on how to be God’s hands and feet in a world that needs to see Him. Campers will grapple with real world issues of poverty, equality, advocacy, inclusion, and social justice from a Christian worldview. Through a series of visiting different social service agencies, campers will engage in hands on learning about the profession of social work and social issues within the community. Campers will practice basic active listening counseling skills, case management, and participate in a service-learning project.