Parents and Guardians

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Thank you for considering Loucon! We are committed to fostering a safe, active, fun environment in which kids can make new friends and lasting memories. We hope to give your child positive role models, lessons in character, examples of God’s love, and stories to last the whole trip home.

  • If you are applying for a scholarship (from 25% to 100%; up to $415/camper/year), please apply before you register for camp.

    Many churches and youth groups also offer financial assistance. If you belong to a faith community, ask your leaders if they will reimburse you for all or part of camp.

  • There are three payment plan options set-up for summer camp parents this year during camper registration:

    1) Pay in Full at registration

    2) Pay 50% at registration and the other 50% 7 days before camp

    3) Pay even payments monthly on the first

  • Want to join your child at camp? Volunteers make camp happen! Become one of the 40 deans or 100+ cabin leaders that give a few days to guide kids along their discipleship path. CLICK HERE TO LEARN MORE.

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  • Click here for the Summer 2026 Packing List. Great Outdoors campers—please check your welcome letter for additional items. (Think extra socks, shoes, and clothes.)

  • Yes! Look for the cabin mate field when you register, and be sure and ask your friend to list you on theirs.

  • There are three payment plan options set-up for summer camp parents this year during camper registration:

    1) Pay in Full at registration

    2) Pay 50% at registration and the other 50% 7 days before camp

    3) Pay even payments monthly on the first

    NOTE: If you are requesting a scholarship, please apply for aid before you register.

  • 8044 Anneta Rd.
    Leitchfield, KY 42754

    Sunday check-in: 4:00-5:00pm CDT

    Family Camp check-in: 3:00pm CDT (Wed.)

    Explorer check-in: 10:00am CDT (Thurs.)

  • Our staff will greet you at the gate and direct you to our drive through check-in. You and your camper will remain in your vehicle until it’s time to go to the cabin. Loucon’s staff will come to your vehicle to do the following; 

    1. Go over check-in information. 

    2. Obtain any camper medications and/or medical information. 

    3. Provide next-step instructions including where to drive. 

  • Check Out: 10:00am for all camps

    Follow the posted signs for your child’s camp to pick up your camper. We’ll do another drive through loop version where families can stay in the vehicle. Upon arrival in your camper’s area a Loucon staff member will ask your camper’s name, verify your photo I.D. and have you sign for medications. They will then send for your camper. Don’t forget to go to TURNER LODGE and visit our CAMP STORE before you leave! 

  • All medication, whether prescription or over the counter, is handled by Loucon’s summer healthcare team. They will be present at Check-in to log medication, store it, and to see that your camper receives the correct amount at the proper intervals. Medication must be in its original container and prescriptions must have the name of the child. Please only send the amount of medication they will need during their camp. You’ll receive a form to fill out prior to camp. Please bring this with you for check-in.

  • Absolutely! Loucon is a nut-free facility that caters to all allergies. Please let us know when you register if your camper has any dietary restrictions.

  • If you want anyone other than you to pick up your child, you MUST list that person as authorized. You may also list those whom your child is not allowed to ride with. Anyone who picks up a child must present a photo ID—parents included.

  • We do not allow camper cell phones at camp. If your child has a medical or mental health condition that requires the use of their phone, please make arrangements with the program director at least 48 hours before your camp begins.

  • While we recognize some unavoidable interruptions (e.g., doctor visits), we strongly encourage you to clear your child’s calendar for the week. Any midweek absence must be recorded with the director or program director at least 48 hours before your camp begins.

  • Except in very unusual cases, we do not allow campers to make or receive calls during camp. However, if we have any questions or information to share we will call you as soon as possible. You can report emergencies to us through our office phone 2702427160 or host phone 2708991206

    Additionally, you can submit messages that are printed and delivered to campers on a daily basis through our campergram service.

  • Our staff is trained in CPR and first aid, and our camp nurse is available round the clock. Our adventure staff is trained and drilled in safety regularly, and a lifeguard is on duty at all water activities. For more on our safety policies, click here.

  • No.Snacks will be provided daily as a part of the camper fees. Campers will receive a camp t-shirt and some of our younger campers will receive a drawstring bag to help them with their camp experience. Merchandise is for sale on our merch website and may be purchased online and picked up at Loucon, or you may pay to have it shipped home.

  • Loucon offers need-based scholarships up to the price of a standard one-week camp ($415). Please make your request before you register by completing THIS FORM

    • Please wear socks with shoes or outdoor appropriate sandals. 

    • Shorts should extend past the fingertips with arms by their side. 

    • Sleeveless shirts may be worn as long as the strap is wider than 3 of the individual’s fingers and does not have large arm holes.

    • Midriffs must be covered, except when swimming.

    • Underwear should always be covered.

    • Swimsuits must be both age and camp appropriate. We recommend trunks with drawstrings, tankinis, full-strap two-pieces, etc., in bright colors. String bikinis, underwear, speedos, and thongs are not permitted. Swimsuits should be well-fitting and nontransparent, with strings tied to ensure they stay in place. For the safety of our campers, all boating adventures require one-piece suits. 

    • Clothing with slogans promoting alcohol, sex, tobacco, drugs, profanity, or death themes is not permitted.

  • Firearms, knives, weapons, alcohol, tobacco products, and illegal drugs are not allowed at any time. Failure to abide by this policy may result in expulsion from camp with no refund. The camp director, program director, or program staff will conduct any searches deemed necessary.

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