From seasonal gatherings to summer favorites, Lakeside events are designed to bring people together through fun, faith, and connection.

Events at Lakeside

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What to Expect

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What to Expect ~

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Whether you're here for a one-day event, Easter egg hunt, work party or a summertime salmon bake, you can expect warm hospitality, beautiful surroundings, and time well spent with others.

Our events are created with purpose - providing space to rest, grow, and build lasting memories.

Upcoming Events

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    Summer Work Party

    June 5-6, 2026 | Roll up your sleeves and spend a couple of days helping us get camp ready for the summer season. Whether you’re raking, repairing, or just lending a hand where needed, this weekend is a fun and meaningful way to serve alongside friends—meals and lodging are on us!

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  • Fresh, Pacific Northwest Salmon on the Grill

    Salmon Bakes

    Starting July 1 | Join us each summer for our famous Salmon Bakes - an outdoor feast featuring fresh-caught Alaskan salmon grilled over alder wood fires. With multiple dates throughout the summer, there’s plenty of opportunity to experience this Northwest tradition of great food, live music, and meaningful fellowship for the whole family.

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Get Involved

Lakeside Bible Camp thrives because of the people who invest their time and energy into making it a special place. Whether you volunteer at a work party, serve as summer staff, or support camp in other ways, your involvement helps create life-changing experiences for campers. There are plenty of ways to be part of the LBC community - find the one that’s right for you!

  • Sometimes champions of fun and sometimes controllers of chaos, but Cabin Leaders are always spiritual mentors!

    Responsibility Snapshot
    •     Do what is possible to meet the spiritual, emotional, intellectual, physical, and social needs of campers.
    • Oversee the order, cleanliness, health, and safety of campers.
    • Encourage campers through enthusiasm, participation, helpfulness, and responsibility.
    • Support the program in chapel, meals, games, and activities.

    Minimum Ages:

    • Boys/Girls Camps: minimum age 16
    • Junior High Camp: minimum age 17
    • High School Camp: minimum age 20
    • Jr. TCL: minimum age 18
    • TCL: minimum age 18

  • Depending on your grade, you may apply for a one-week (Jr. TCL) or three-week (TCL) program that will be life-changing! You will engage in intensive service at camp, while being immersed in God’s Word, and surrounded by a supportive Christian community. Each program is led by experienced youth leaders who help each participant learn what Christian living is all about.

    For questions regarding the application process, please contact us.

    • Boat Driver

    • Cook - Lead

    • Cook - Assistant

    • Dish Crew

    • Facilities & Grounds

    • Nurse/First Aid Provider

    • Lifeguard

    • Worship

Be Part of Our Legacy
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We believe camp should be accessible to everyone. Scholarships are available.

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