Welcome!

Look into this wonderful picture of our lifeguard’s sunglasses. Do you see the reflection?  Yes…that’s us at the beach enjoying one more splash and swim just before the sun begins to set on another day filled with fun, playing, praying, creating, sharing,  hanging out and living together...gathered in Christ’s name. 

SAWUBONA is a Zulu greeting that means I see you…really, really see you. How many Bible stories can you think of where someone is ignored or overlooked only to be chosen by God to do God’s work…how many times does Jesus see those around him for who they truly are... when everyone else has given up?

 This summer come to HCC to see and be seen…see God’s wonders ...be seen as Christ's own!

 Thanks for visiting our website. Keep checking in to see new pictures and catch up on the latest developments in this exciting ministry to and with children and youth! We hope that our old friends will find it a quick and easy way to sign up for another fun and exciting summer camp experience. For our new friends we trust that once you take a peek into this wondrous place, which so many call their second home... you will join us!

Since 1946 children and youth have gathered in a place set apart by the Diocese of Huron. In this beautiful outdoor setting we provide well-planned programs and trained leadership which will result in positive camping experiences that will strengthen each individual camper’s awareness of self in relationships with others, with nature and with God. 

  Located on the shores of Lake Huron just south of Bayfield, Ontario, we enjoy a 38 acre site of grassy fields, shady woods, leafy ravines, and a sandy beach. It is truly an awesome place to experience the wonder of God's abundant gift to us in creation.Huron Church Camp is owned and operated by the Incorporated Synod of the Diocese of Huron, which is part of the Anglican Church of Canada and is accredited by the Ontario Camps Association.

The Gift of Life is to perceive the eternal word of God
in every plant and insect, every bird and animal,
every man, woman and child. ~ St. Ninian