A: It is $175 for the first child and $135 for each additional child attending in the family. Detailed information and registration forms can be found in the Registration section of the site.

A: Yes! Download the financial assistance application here.

A: Camp Bird is owned and operated by Marinette County and a very reasonable rent is charged for our use of the well-maintained facilities and private lake. Primarily, however, our rates are low because all of our dedicated staff members serve as volunteers.

A: No. Please download the new application form for this summer. We update our application depending upon new requirements and new circumstances.

A: Our staff is highly qualified by both experience and training. We have been operating this summer camp since 1952. Many of our staff members are called workers from the teaching and preaching professions. Those of us that are not called workers are highly trained professionals from other walks of life, including medicine, law, Christian counseling, and law enforcement. Our nurses, head cooks, and lifeguards are all properly certified by the state of Wisconsin.

A: This list would be too long for this page, so we devoted an entire page just for this question. You can find it at the What to Bring page.

A: The short answer is 16 miles west of Crivitz, WI, on Caldron Falls Rd. just off of highway W. More detailed information, including directions on how to get there, can be found in the Directions page.

A: N8395 Caldron Falls Road, Crivitz, WI 54114. Mail early in the week. If your camper’s mail does not arrive by Thursday, it will likely be returned to sender. Please address any letters to your child’s name c/o Camp Bird N8395 Caldron Fall Rd. Crivitz, WI 54114.

A: YES! There is a section on the registration form just for this. Please have both (or all) friends list each other on their forms. Unfortunately, we cannot guarantee that your child will be with their friend, but we do all we can to accommodate these requests. Camp asks that you keep this to no more than 2 or 3 friends as meeting new people is a great part of the Camp Bird experience! This is also a great reason to sign up early rather than right before camp starts, as cabins are assigned a few weeks in advance. (TIP: Send in your application form along with your friends’ forms in the SAME envelope because applications are accepted on a first come, first serve basis.)

A: Call (715) 757-3241 and speak to the Director or his assistant. If no one answers the phone, please email campbirdforlutherans@gmail.com or campbird4lutheransapplication@gmail.com and a member of our senior staff will contact you as soon as they are able. Please include a good contact phone number in your email.

A: Please email Andrea at campbird4lutheransapplication@gmail.com or call (414) 731-9393.

A: In short, the day begins with breakfast, which is followed by a singing class and bible study. There is a short free time and then it is time for lunch. After lunch there is the afternoon activity classes and then more free time. Supper comes next with a camp-wide game or activity after supper. We close each day with a nightly campfire, singing songs and listening to devotion before lights out.

A: Since our daily activities are influenced by the weather, we are very attentive to current weather conditions. All campers remain in their cabins or another place of safety during storms.

A: The earliest you can sign up for camp is as soon as we have the application form ready (typically January 15th). Come back to the site and check the registration page often. If you would like to be emailed when the application is ready, please email Campbirdforlutherans@gmail.com. The latest a child can be signed up for Camp is the day Camp starts, IF THERE IS ROOM. It is advisable to verify that there is room at camp before doing this. Please email Campbirdforlutherans@gmail.com or call (715) 757-3241 and ask to speak to the director.

A: The closing service is the culmination of a week’s worth of singing classes and an appropriate conclusion to a spiritually uplifting camp experience. We ask that your child stay through the closing service. Early departures must be approved by the Director.

A: Please let Camp know. Call (715) 757-3241 and ask to speak to the Director. We will advise you further.

A: While we feel Camp Bird for Lutherans offers one of the best summer camp experiences available, we recognize that we are only holding the camp for 3 weeks out of the year. If you still want an excellent camp experience, we encourage you to look at Camp Phillip near Wautoma, WI. While our programs differ somewhat, Camp Phillip is also a rewarding and Christ-centered Lutheran camp.