Upon registration, there is a $50 deposit required.  Registration is complete when FULL payment is received.  Payment is due before June 1st.  There are no deductions made for campers arriving late or leaving early, and no refund after June 1st.

Registration opens at 2 pm and Pick-Up is at 7 pm. There are 2 exceptions: River Wild (11 am Pick-Up) and Youth Camp (4 pm Drop-Off and 11 am Pick-Up).

On Registration Day you will go to the front of the Dining Hall to check in your camper(s). Registration opens at 2 pm. Once checked in, campers and their parents can proceed to the back of the Dining Hall for lice check unless directed to go see the nurse.

Campers who need to see the nurse will go into the Dining Hall to check in with the nurse and hand over any medications. Afterward, they can proceed to lice check.

Once checked, you will receive your camper(s) cabin number. You can then help your camper(s) move into their cabin and meet their cabin counsellor.

*Wilderness Campers can then go directly to our Wilderness Site. Staff are available to direct you where to go*

Once moved in, campers will head to the large field where they will play games until all campers have arrived. Parents are free the leave during this time.

There will be lots of staff available on registration day to help direct and guide you and answer any questions you may have.

Absolutely! Silver Lake is an inclusive camp open to people of all cultural and religious backgrounds. Children and youth at Silver Lake will participate in daily sessions and evening vespers to learn more about Jesus and to grow in their faith. However, each child and youth are free to hold their own opinions during these times; it is up to each individual to explore their own faith at their own pace and Silver Lake respects that.

Our experienced and talented kitchen team is happy to accommodate most food allergies and dietary needs. When registering please remember to fill out any dietary needs on your child’s health form. If you have any questions regarding the food served, allergies, or dietary needs please send your questions to Aleasha Grose at aleashag@live.com.

Nope! Tuck money is included in the registration fees. Each camper receives a dollar a day to purchase candy, chips, and/or freezes. Campers and parents can purchase t-shirts, hats, water bottles, and other merchandise on Registration and Pick-Up Day.

Absolutely! There is a box on the registration form where you can request up to 2 cabin mates.

For summer 2024, there will be a certified First Aider on both Wilderness and Main Site. There are no regulated healthcare providers.  Medication and treatments will be provided by our First Aid trained staff.  All prescription medications must be in their original pharmacy-provided packaging.  Medications will be administered as per pharmacy instructions

At Silver Lake Camp, the safety of our campers and staff is our number one priority. Our leaders are carefully chosen and are required to attend a full week of training, while senior staff participates in 2 full weeks of training. Training includes sessions on health and safety, camper care, emergency response, and policies and procedures. Silver Lake staff are a minimum of 17 years of age, and most are college and university students or recent graduates.

In addition,  our camper-to-staff supervision ratio often exceeds OCA regulations for all camping activities. We also hire fully qualified lifeguards who have their NLS. Lifeguards provide supervision and care for all waterfront activities as well as other activities at camp.

If an emergency situation arises, Silver Lake Camp is just 15 minutes away from the closest hospital.

Whether they are having fun by the lake, enjoying some free time, or winding down in the cabin at night, campers are under staff supervision at all times.

Still not sure? We would be happy to answer any questions you may have. Please contact us at silverlakeadmin@gmail.com.

Silver Lake has a financial assistance program in place! To apply, please email Aleasha Grose at aleashag@live.com.

You may also want to contact your local church or community organization for financial assistance.

Please download our ‘What to Pack’ list for more information.