GENERAL INFORMATION

Who: Girls in grades 6-12.
What: Daily Mass and adoration, random dance parties, great talks, super fun counselors, and old and new friends. Experience the joy that comes with following Jesus!
When: July 19-21 (for grades 6-8) | July 22-25 (for grades 9-12) ***both camps begin and end at 1pm***
Where: Schoenstatt-on-the-Lake, Sleepy Eye
Why: Because you want to gather with other young women for games, music, and fellowship as you grow deeper in your relationship with the Lord. And because you desire to learn more about remaining in the solid foundation of His love for you as His beloved daughter through the ups and downs of life. Don’t miss out on this opportunity to build friendships with lots of laughter, joy, and fun!
FAQ at bottom of page.
Cost*:
Middle school camp: $150 (before April 1st) | $200 (before July 11th) | $250 (after July 11th)

High school camp: $200 (before April 1st) | $250 (before July 8th) | $300 (after July 8th)

FAQ:

*Are scholarships and/or discounts available?
Yes! There is now a Family Discount available for families who send more than one child to any of the diocesan summer camps (Camp Beloved or Camp Greatness). The first child must pay the highest priced camp and each additional child is $100. We also offer scholarships on an as-needed basis. Call or email Luke Miller (lmiller@dnu.org / (507) 233-5327) for more information. Some parishes offer scholarships, so check with them as well.

Which camp would my daughter attend?
Whatever grade your daughter is “going in to” is the grade we base our camps on. So if your daughter was in 5th grade this past year, she could attend the middle school camp as a 6th grader (since she’ll be “going in to” 6th grade this fall). If she was in 8th grade this past year, she would attend the high school camp as a 9th grader (since she’ll be “going in to” 9th grade this fall). High school graduates are asked to contact the diocesan director (lmiller@dnu.org) before registering.

Can graduating seniors attend camp?
Yes. Contact Luke Miller (lmiller@dnu.org) for more information.

Who directs the camp?
The Handmaids of the Heart of Jesus direct the camp along with the help of college-aged counselors.

What is the food like?
The Schoenstatt Sisters of Mary prepare the meals at camp (they are excellent cooks, by the way). Dietary needs should be communicated directly to the Schoenstatt Sisters (schoenstattonthelake@schsrsmary.org | 507-794-7727).

What are the accommodations like?
Campers sleep in air-conditioned bunk rooms. Two rooms share a large bathroom.

What should I bring?
A packing list will be sent to you in the confirmation email you received after registration.