Greater Midland Camps

Fun, adventure and learning await at camps across our facilities.

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Parents love Greater Midland Summer Camps. That’s why over 5,000 campers from across the Great Lakes Bay Region flock to our Centers each summer.

Community Center Camps

A huge lineup of diverse camp options that make use of our abundant space, pool and other amenities, with new options offered each year.

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Tennis Center Camps

Includes tennis-focused camps and camps that incorporate a variety of other sports, providing a dynamic and fun experience every day.

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North Family Center Camps

A full-day camp with games, sports, arts and crafts, nature activities and field trips that fill every day with activity and exploration.

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Coleman Family Center Camps

A school-age summer program that gets kids playing, moving and growing through a summer of sports and games, arts and crafts, outdoor experiences, field trips and more.

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Required forms and important links

Camps Brochure

North Family Center Camp Registration Packet

Medication Permissions Form

Parent Handbook

Online Health Form

Explore Camps

Greater Midland offers camps that fit every child, including sports, aquatics, arts and crafts, STEM, and even fun themes like outer space, Pokémon and dinosaurs. Browse our diverse lineup and find options your kid will love.

Interested in Joining Our Camp Staff?

We are always in need of counselors and volunteers to help make our camps fun, safe and engaging for kids every year. It’s a perfect job for teenagers and young adults who love working with kids and want to build leadership experience.

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Why Parents Choose Greater Midland Camps

Our camps are built with the safety and development of kids at the forefront. Along with thoughtfully planned activities and curricula, each camp is staffed by trained, passionate counselors who provide individualized attention, making sure every child has an unforgettable experience they’ll want to return to again.

The Highest Standards for Safety and Inclusion

We’re dedicated to ensuring a safe and welcoming environment for all campers. We follow strict state licensing regulations and continually review our procedures for health, wellness and safety. A low staff-to-camper ratio allows counselors to engage individually with your child and ensure they’re comfortable and involved at all times.

Warm and Welcoming Staff

Our camp counselors and other staff are carefully chosen for their expertise in youth development and areas of interest that align with our camp activities. Beyond the fun and learning that take place, we also focus on growing campers' self-esteem, social skills and independence. Prior to each season, all camp staff undergo extensive training totaling over 30 hours, equipping them with the knowledge and skills needed to effectively teach and supervise campers.

Financial Assistance

Several forms of financial assistance are available to ensure that all children have an opportunity to attend our summer camps. The Community Center features a sliding scale assistance program that takes areas like income and family size into account. North and Coleman Family Centers also accept DHHS assistance and offer limited scholarships. Visit each facility’s camp page, or contact their welcome desk, for more information about how to apply.

FAQs

No – there is no additional registration necessary to participate in before- and after-camp care. Simply drop your camper off during the times provided for each facility. Please note that care times are different for morning and afternoon sports/specialty camps at the Community Center – refer to the Community Center camps page for details.

Balances are due 14 days prior to the start of the camp.

Community Center camps include breakfast and lunch through the Midland Public Schools’ Meet Up and Eat Up program for any child who wants it. However, since meals are provided at Central Park Elementary school and require a short walk with a counselor, campers must arrive with sufficient time before their camp starts to use the program. All campers must bring a water bottle to their camp for use throughout the day.

Thank You to Our Camp Sponsors

I have other questions that aren’t addressed here. Where can I learn more?

Please review the camp handbook provided for the facility your camper will attend, available on its respective camp page.