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Family Camp

A Christian family camp in Olympia, Washington.


Pricing & Cabins

Prices for Family Camp are per person and are based on accommodation type, age category, and length of stay. The prices below are based on the maximum stay of 5 nights/6 days.

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Option A

Immediate Family Max Price: $1650

(Lakeside Lodge, Private Cabins, The Pines)

adult: $455

student (12-17): $370

Child (3-11): $185

Private cabins have their own bathroom, several bedroom options, and in some cases a small kitchen space.

Lakeside Lodge rooms have one queen and two bunks, private restrooms, and air-conditioning.

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Option B

Immediate Family Max Price: $1360

(Harmony Springs, Olympic Inn)

adult: $380

student (12-17): $300

Child (3-11): $165

Dorm-style rooms have private bathrooms and multiple bunks. Harmony Springs rooms also have one queen bunk per room.

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Option C

Immediate Family Max Price: $940

(Cedar Village, RV/Tent Sites/Teepee/Wagons)

adult: $260

student (12-17): $210

Child (3-11): $115

Basic Cabins (Cedar Village) have a common bathroom space in the center of Cedar Village.

Children ages 0-2 are free


Activities

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Sneak Peek of the Fun…

✓ Lake-side Activities

✓ Heated Pool

✓ archery Tag

✓ Rock Climbing

✓ Axe throwing


High school and middle School Sessions

During the main sessions in the tabernacle, the high school and middle school campers come together to play games and learn about who God is in their very own chapel sessions. This summer these students will meet in the Harmony Springs Chapel, while the adults meet in Tabernacle.

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Child care and hands-on, gospel centered lessons

Elementary Age and Younger Sessions

These groups will meet in various meeting spaces around camp during the Tabernacle sessions. There will be multiple BLBC staff per area, leading students in fun Bible lessons and games!


Mealtimes

We serve breakfast, lunch, and dinner each day. You can bring your snacks, and we have a fully stocked camp store with all kinds of yummy treats.

With advance notice, we can provide for each of the following special dietary needs: gluten-free, dairy/lactose-free, nut-free, vegetarian, or vegan. 

See our FAQ section for all information on mealtime and dietary needs.


How to register

1. Create an account

You’ll first need to create an account HERE. You’ll be able to login to your account and edit any information you need so we can best serve you and your family!

2. Register your Family

Sign up, listing all of your family members who are attending under your reservation. You will pay your deposit at this time.

3. Finalize your accommodations

Following your registration, you will hear from our Registrar with more information about your lodging, length of stay, and all other details for your time at BLBC Family Camp!


Registration

+ What does the registration process look like?
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      You will hear from our Registrar with details about your stay, including lodging and length of stay confirmation.
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+ How do I edit my registration form after it's been submitted?

Log back into the account you created on our website to make changes or view your registration.

You can update payments, options, health forms, and more.

LOG INTO YOUR ACCOUNT

+ Can we attend a partial week?

Yes! We offer prorated pricing for partial-week attendance.

Pricing & Payments

+ Do you offer discounts or scholarships?

Yes! We offer military, pastor, and missionary discounts, as well as limited scholarship opportunities.

Military discount: 15% off for dependents of active-duty military personnel (must show military ID).

Pastor/Missionary discounts & Scholarships: Contact the registrar for details.

Include in your email:

  1. Your Name
  2. Camper’s Name
  3. Weeks you or your child will be attending
+ How do I pay my deposit and remaining balance?

There are a few ways to pay:

We recommend paying online and setting up automatic payments if your child is attending multiple weeks.

1. ONLINE: Pay by logging into your account and selecting your week.

SIGN IN HERE

2. IN PERSON: Pay at the office, by phone with card, or by mail:

BLBC Attn: Registration
6521 Fairview Rd SW
Olympia, WA 98512

+ When is the remaining balance due?

Full payment is due upon arrival at camp.

We recommend completing payment in advance through your online account: COMPLETE HERE

+ What is your cancellation policy?

Refund timeline:

  • 1+ month before camp: refund minus $75 deposit
  • Less than 1 month: $25 cancellation fee + deposit forfeited

No refunds for:

  • Disciplinary dismissal
  • Homesickness
  • Late arrival or early departure (non-emergency)
  • No-shows without notice

To cancel or change registration:
Email: registration@blbcolympia.com

Health & Safety

+ What if someone in my family is sick?

While we hope you or your family never have to miss a day, we prioritize the health and safety of all campers. Please do not attend Family Camp if you or someone in your household is unwell.

If someone in your family is sick, please email the registrar to confirm your camper’s attendance or request a cancellation: registration@blbcolympia.com

Wellness Guidelines:

  • Fever: 100°F or higher, especially with symptoms such as sore throat, rash, vomiting, diarrhea, earache, or irritability. Must be fever-free (without medication) for 48 hours before returning.
  • Cold/Flu symptoms: thick green or yellow mucus or frequent cough
  • Diarrhea: within the last 24 hours
  • Vomiting: within the last 24 hours
  • Rash: undiagnosed, especially with fever or itching
  • Sore throat: with fever and swollen glands
  • Eye discharge: thick mucus or red/pink eyes
  • Not feeling well: unusual fatigue, pale appearance, lack of appetite, or irritability
  • Head lice: must be fully treated before returning
  • Antibiotics: must be taken for at least 24 hours before returning
+ How are campers kept safe while swimming or on the boats?

Water safety is taken very seriously. All campers must pass a swim test to access deep water, tubing, or the blob.

Swim test includes: a waterfront swim, a pool swim, and 60 seconds of treading water. Campers may retake the test daily.

Campers who do not pass may swim in shallow areas only. They may also ride on boats but may not participate in tubing.

Certified Red Cross lifeguards are on duty during all swim times. Boat drivers are trained and must hold a valid Washington Boating License.

All campers must wear approved personal flotation devices (PFDs) on boats, tubes, canoes, kayaks, and the blob.

+ How do you choose your staff members?

All staff complete an extensive application and interview process, along with federal and county background checks.

Staff are selected based on faith in Christ, leadership ability, and relevant skills.

What to Bring

+ What should we bring?

For check-in:

  • Any remaining balance due for the week

Don’t forget to pack:

  • Bedding for each person (optional $10 linen rental includes bedding, towel, washcloth)
  • Towels
  • Modest swimsuit (see dress guidelines below)
  • Bible
  • Water bottle
  • Sunscreen
  • Money for the Camp Store
  • Notebook
  • Pencil

Do NOT bring:

  • Alcohol, tobacco, or vaping products
  • Illegal drugs (all medications must be checked in upon arrival)
  • Weapons
  • Fireworks

If staff suspect any harmful items, they may search camper belongings.

+ What is the dress code?

Girls:

  • No two-piece swimsuits (tankini allowed with dark T-shirt)
  • No bare midriffs
  • No spaghetti-strap tops or dresses (allowed for swimsuits only)
  • No strapless clothing

Boys:

  • No Speedo-style swimsuits
  • No underwear above waistline
  • Shirts only off during swimming or water activities

Everyone:

  • Avoid overly short shorts or tight clothing
  • No visible underwear above waistline
  • Avoid strong fragrances

Meals

+ Do you have meal options available?

Yes! We offer meal options for:

  • Gluten-free
  • Dairy/lactose-free
  • Vegan
  • Vegetarian
  • Nut-free

IMPORTANT: Combined dietary needs can only be accommodated with at least 3 weeks’ notice. For example, we cannot guarantee accommodations for multiple restrictions (such as gluten-free AND dairy-free) unless notified in advance.

The buffet and salad bar do not include shellfish or tree nuts. Sealed peanut butter packets are available at a designated station.