Camp Lee · Day camps

Day Camp

Whole days outside at Camp Lee for kids from Pre-K through 8th grade, in the summer and on school breaks.

Every camp is open to every kid in the community, whether or not your family goes to church at Anniston First. Bring their friends, and the neighbors’ kids too.

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A group of day campers in Camp Lee shirts posing together outdoors
Two kinds of camp

A week in June, or a day off school.

Summer Day Camp runs Monday through Friday weeks in June. School Break Camps fill the days when school lets out for fall, Thanksgiving, Christmas, New Year and spring break.

Four day campers sitting together by the lake with their arms around each other
Every June

Summer Day Camp

A week of days outdoors at Camp Lee, with a Bible lesson every day, music, crafts, water play, hiking and fishing. Come for one week, or sign up for several.

  • DatesMonday–Friday weeks in June. 2027 dates coming soon.
  • AgesFinished kindergarten through 8th grade
  • Hours9 a.m. to 2 p.m., with aftercare for working parents
  • Cost$130 a week, with discounts for multiple weeks
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Campers exploring the rocks in the creek at Camp Lee
Fall, Thanksgiving, Christmas & spring

School Break Camps

When school’s out for a holiday, kids spend the day outside: hiking, exploring the creek, arts and crafts, and plenty of play. It’s an unplugged camp, so phones and devices stay home.

  • AgesPre-K through 6th grade
  • Hours7:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.
  • LunchCampers bring their own each day
  • ThanksgivingNov 23–25$110 for all three days, or $40 a day
  • ChristmasDec 21–23 · Dec 28–30$110 a week
  • New YearJan 4–5$75
  • Spring breakMar 15–19 · Mar 22–26$150 a week
  • Fall breakBack in October 2027$110 for three days, or $150 for the week
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Summer dates for 2027 aren’t set yet. Sign up for our emails and you’ll hear as soon as registration opens.

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A day at camp

382 acres, and most of it is fair game.

Camp Lee has a pool with Red Cross–certified lifeguards, canoes and kayaks, a climbing wall, a water zip line, gaga pits, a disc golf course and more than a mile of wooded trail. Which of those each camp uses depends on your child’s age and the weather that week.

Campers sitting in a row on a wooden bridge over the creek
A camper splashing down on the water zip line
A camper on the climbing wall with a staff member belaying below
Getting splashed out on the water at Camp Lee
Camp staff

The people who spend the day with your kids.

Day camp is run by Camp Lee’s own staff. The pool is watched by lifeguards certified by the American Red Cross, and the people running the climbing wall are certified through an ACCT-accredited vendor.

Camp Lee is a ministry of Anniston First United Methodist Church, and the day has faith woven into it: a Bible lesson every day in the summer, and a staff that prays together.

If you’d like to know who will be with your child, call the camp office and ask. We’re glad to tell you.

Facts & questions

What parents ask before they sign up.

Do we have to go to church at Anniston First?

No. Every camp is open to the whole community. Your child doesn’t need to belong to any church to come.

Can my child come for more than one week of summer camp?

Yes. Kids can sign up for as many weeks as you like, and there’s a discount for multiple weeks.

I work until 5. Will camp hours work for me?

Summer Day Camp runs 9 a.m. to 2 p.m., with aftercare for working parents. School Break Camps run a full day, 7:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.

What should my child bring?

For School Break Camps, a lunch each day, and leave phones and devices at home. It’s an unplugged camp. For Summer Day Camp, call or email the camp office and they’ll tell you what to pack.

Which camp is right for my child’s age?

Summer Day Camp is for kids who have finished kindergarten through 8th grade. School Break Camps are for Pre-K through 6th grade.

How do I register?

Registration for every camp is online at camplee.campbrainregistration.com. If you get stuck, the camp office can help.

Give

Support the ministry of Camp Lee.

Camp Lee is a ministry of Anniston First United Methodist Church. Lakes, roofs, cabins and trails all need looking after, and gifts to Camp Lee keep it open for the next group. Camp Lee has its own giving fund, and you can give online in a couple of minutes.

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Plan a visit

Questions about camp?

Call or email the Camp Lee office. We’ll help you pick the right camp, answer questions about the day, or walk you through registering.

Call

256-499-6160

Email

info@camplee.org

Where

70 Camp Lee Main Road
Anniston, AL

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Registration is online at camplee.campbrainregistration.com.