Camp Dates set for Summer Camp 2024!
Registration OPEN:
SUMMER 2024 CAMP DATES:
- YOUTH LEADERSHIP CAMP (ages 13-16) Sunday, June 23 (4-5pm) – Friday, June 28 (3-4pm)
- PEEWEE/JUNIOR CAMP (ages 6-11) Monday, July 1 (4-5pm) – Thursday, July 4 (6-7pm)
- PEEWEE/JUNIOR CAMP (ages 6-11) Sunday, July 7 (4-5pm) – Thursday, July 11 (6-7pm)
- JUNIOR/TEEN CAMP (ages 9 – 14) Sunday, July 14 (4-5pm) – Friday, July 19 (3-4pm)
Click here to complete a registration form.
Please complete separate forms for each camper.
Welcome to camp!
Braeburn Lake Christian Camp Association has been serving the Yukon community since the 1960’s. We provide a great camp experience for Yukon youth on the shores of beautiful Braeburn Lake.
We acknowledge that Braeburn Lake Camp is within the Traditional Territories of the Little Salmon/Carmacks First Nation, Kwanlin Dün First Nation, Ta’an Kwäch’ än Council, and Champagne& Aishihik First Nations.
Questions? Send us an email: braeburncamp@gmail.com
Phone: (867) 393-2755 (voicemail – we will return your call as soon as possible)
Our programming offers a variety of sport, craft and drama activities including:
- Swimming
- Canoeing
- Drama & skits
- Campfire and music
- Crafts
- Games
- FUN !!!
We also rent out the camp outside of our core children’s camp dates. If you are interested in renting our facility, please contact: braeburncamp@gmail.com
Braeburn Camp provides inter-denominational Christian education time developed locally, focusing on friendship and respect for each other and the world around us. Our staff and volunteers are dedicated to the safety of all campers.
Braeburn Camp is owned and operated by the Braeburn Lake Christian Camp Association. Member churches: Trinity Lutheran Church, Anglican Diocese, Roman Catholic Diocese, Whitehorse United Church.
Donations are gratefully accepted! Braeburn Camp is a registered charity and issues tax receipts.
Mission Statement
Our mission is to provide a ministry to youth grounded in our faith. Through experiences in the natural outdoor environment of the camp setting, we hope to nurture enjoyment and appreciation of nature, a sense of joy in community, and a sense of self-worth and respect for one another in all of God’s creation.