About Waycross Summer Camp
Waycross Summer Camp has provided Episcopal summer camp programming for children and youth of all ages since 1957. We balance long-standing Waycross Camp traditions with new and interactive activities each session. Campers and staff build community while experiencing adventure and exploring the wonders of God’s creation.
2025 Sessions
Waycross Summer Camp has something for everyone! From leadership development during our Leaders-in-Training (LIT) sessions to rugged outdoor experiences during our Canoe/Kayak Camps, we cater to all interests. Whether you're looking to hone in your creativity at Creative Arts Camp or for that classic camp experience at Adventure Camp, there’s a session designed just for you! Oh, and don’t let us forget to mention some of our newest sessions! Ready, Set, Camp! has been designed with our youngest campers in mind and we just can’t wait for our inaugural PRIDE Camp that’ll be full of energy, celebration, fellowship and a deep welcome! Whatever it is you are looking for, there is a session for you, read more about all of our 2025 sessions by clicking the button below!
Register for Waycross Summer Camp Today!
Camp fills up fast! Make sure you register for the session you want as soon as possible. Summer camp is more than just fun—it’s a chance to build lifelong friendships, develop new skills, and create memories that will last a lifetime.
If you have any trouble, our office is happy to help! Contact information can be found here.
Connect with Camp
There are many ways to connect with camp and your campers while they are here at Waycross!
To send your camper emails, use the email address waycross.camp@gmail.com and put your camper’s name AND their cabin number in the subject line.
Mail letters or packages to 4879 Richards Road Morgantown, Indiana 46160. Please include your camper’s cabin number if it is known when you send the letter/package.
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Camp Staff
At Waycross we have a quality, professional and caring staff. Staff members are chosen based on maturity, responsibility, and their experience working with children and teens. Prior to camp, staff members undergo training to develop teamwork skills, supervision skills and health procedures. Staff applications for summer 2025 are open!
Counselors-in-Training (CIT)
The CIT program builds high school youths' leadership skills while working alongside camp staff during a session. CITs help facilitate activities and behind-the-scenes operations. CITs also participate in daily leadership development sessions. See more about it on our “Sessions” page.
