About Mustang Island Family Camps:
Come and spend the most wonderful, meaningful time with your family at the beach on gorgeous Mustang Island. At Mustang Island Family camp your family has the opportunity to unplug, relax and reconnect with what’s important – family, faith, community and God’s glorious creation.
Each family stays in a beautifully furnished room with a private deck and view of the Gulf of Mexico. The program begins on a Thursday afternoon/evening and continues through Sunday lunch. Enjoy swimming, singing, surfing instruction, arts & crafts, delicious meals, a buried treasure hunt, beach games, worship, building sand chapels and sand castles, fishing, resting under a beach umbrella, bonfires and more.
The best thing about Mustang Island Family Camp is the lifelong spiritual impact it will have on your family and the relationships that will grow and strengthen here on the island. Families plan and participate each day in worship with great music and hear a Biblically based teaching. There is an Episcopal priest who serves as chaplain for each session and officiates at the closing Eucharist.
Now in its tenth season, Mustang Island Family Camp has continued to grow with many of the same families returning year after year. Indeed, Mustang Island Family camp has become a priceless family tradition. Escape to the beach with your loved ones and make memories to last a lifetime!
Update From Your Island Home, by Johnson Jeffers
This summer (2011) marked the
ninth summer of Family Camp at
Mustang Island Conference Center, and it was an amazing one.
Over 800 kids and adults attended Family Camp
to beat the heat and enjoy some family fun on the beach.
Led by the summer camp’s teachers, Meredith
Gardial and Suzanna Frey, we adopted the diocesan theme of the “Parable of the
Sower.”
With help from chaplains and
staff, families explored the parable through worship, family discussions, skits,
and hands-on activities.
Through daily
lessons, families applied the parable to their everyday lives and deepened
their relationships with God. For more of Johnson's article,
click here.
2012 Sessions
Registration for Family Camp 2012 is now open. Click here.
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Dates |
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MI: Spring Break~Mustang Island Family Camp
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March 15-18
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| MI: Session 1~Mustang Island Family Camp |
June 7-10
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| MI: Session 2~Mustang Island Family Camp |
June 14-17
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| MI: Session 3~Mustang Island Family Camp |
June 21-24
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| MI: Session 4~Mustang Island Family Camp |
June 28-July 1
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| MI: Session 5~Mustang Island Family Camp |
July 5-8
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| MI: Session 6~Mustang Island Family Camp |
July 12-15
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| MI: Session 7~Mustang Island Family Camp |
July 19-22
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| MI: Session 8~Mustang Island Family Camp |
July 26-July 29
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| MI: Session 9~Mustang Island Family Camp |
August 2-5
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| MI: Session 10~Mustang Island Family Camp |
August 9-12
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MI: Session 11~Mustang Island Family Camp Labor Day
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Aug. 31-Sept. 3
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MI: Thanksgiving on the Island 2011
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Nov. 23-26, 2011
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Costs:
Maximum number is 5 per room unless immediate family is larger than 5.
| Description: |
Fees: |
Couple (any two people)
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$350.00 per couple
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| Family - 2 adults and 2 children under 17 |
$625.00 per family |
| Additional adult 17 and older |
$150.00 per camper |
Additional children 16 and under
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$75.00 per camper
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If you would like more information about camp scholarships, click here.
The Family Camp Rates include the following: A 3 night, 4 day stay, one room, two double beds (a few rooms also have a twin sleeper sofa; determination of those rooms is made by staff and is based on number in family, ages, and gender), linens and bath towels, use of beach wagons and umbrellas, surfing instruction, arts and crafts supplies and nine meals for each immediate family member (including two adults). Maximum number is 5 per room unless immediate family is larger than 5.