For over 10 years, my children have been enjoying summer camp at Camp Brainerd (which has nothing to do with 'brains,' nor 'nerds'). Only 9 miles north of Wind Gap, Camp Brainerd (office@campbrainerd.org; 1-570-992-4127) is a very low-key, church-related camp where kids enjoy swimming, boating, and other outdoor activities, and where discussions of spirituality are done with guidance but without dogma. The kids have a great time!

Ever since i was a kid i wanted to go to Camp Men-o-Lan in Quakertown, not only did i go but when i couldnt be a camper anymore i worked there. Its a church-related camp that offers something for everyone. They have a day camp for children in kindergraden and up and there is over night camp for grades 2-12. Each day the child can pick from a varitey of games, actitvites like arts and crafts, fishing, rock wall, zip line and so much more. They will also be able to enjoy some time at the pool or the camps very own slip and slide. If your church is looking for a place to have a retreat or an outdoor service they offer that as well... Hop on over to http://www.menolan.org/ and check it out.

My boys attend boy scout (and/or cub scout) camp like I did as a child. They teach values, outdoor skills, conservation, and all without electronics for an entire week. It opens the child up to a whole new world of opportunities and experiences.

Our kids attend Twin Pines Camp in Stroudsburg, it's our local church camp and they have a blast

Bear Creek Camp - in Bear Creek, PA. Sleep away for 6 day and 5 nights!
http://www.bearcreekcamp.org/