Kids Camp
Three weeks of camp from late June into July, built for elementary kids and packed from breakfast to lights out.
- Week 1June 30-July 3$220
- Week 2July 5-9$235
- Week 3July 12-16$235
Louisiana Summer Camps · Twin Lakes Campground
The best week of the whole year
Every summer, kids and students from across Louisiana gather at Twin Lakes Campground for what many call a family reunion, complete with swimming, lots of fun, and life-changing encounters with God. What happens at camp changes the world!
2027 Camp Week Preferences open September 7-30, 2026. Camp weeks confirmed October 5.
Why camp matters
Summer camp is the greatest evangelistic tool to reach Louisiana’s kids
Summer camp is a safe place where kids and leaders can step away from the normal of life, have fun, build lasting friendships, and encounter God in ways that change everything.
From gaga ball and big team games to pool and lake fun, campers and leaders celebrate new and lasting friendships. But most importantly, the time together is marked by powerful worship, Gospel presentations, and time in the presence of God that leaves everyone changed.
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Pick your camp
Seven camps. One campground.
Every camp happens at 300 Bayou Clear Road in Woodworth. Same lake, same fields, same worship center, sized for each age group.
Middle School Camp
One high-energy week in late June where middle schoolers own the campground before the kids arrive.
- Camp weekJune 26-29$235
Youth Camp
Student LIFE summer camp for high school students, with worship built to challenge a generation.
- Week 1June 7-11$235
- Week 2June 14-18$235
- Week 3June 19-22$235
Junior leaders attend Kids Camps only at $160 and should be entering high school or older. Each church is asked to bring no more than one guy and one girl to preserve camp bed space.
One day at camp
Sunup to lights out
Scroll through a camp day. The sun keeps the schedule.
Rise and shine
Cabins wake up, breakfast lands in the cafeteria, and the whole campground comes alive fast.
MorningDown at the lake
Swimming, the blob, and the waterslide. If you leave the lake dry, you did it wrong.
Lake timePick your battle
Gaga ball, carpet ball, and free play across the campground while teams size each other up.
Game timeWorship, loud
Powerful worship and Gospel presentations that challenge every camper and leader to grow closer to God.
ServiceGame on
Big team games, free time, and the Snack Shack close out the night with the whole camp chasing bragging rights.
Night gamesCabin talk
New friendships, team rivalries, and stories that last long after the lights go out.
NightThis year’s speakers
Voices your campers will remember
These are the speakers bringing the word at the Woodworth campground next summer.
Middle School Camp · June 26-29
David Alexieff
National BGMC Director, Assemblies of God
Leads a movement shaping the next generation to live on mission now, not someday. With over two decades of ministry experience as a children’s pastor, NextGen director, and national leader, David has dedicated his life to discipling kids, students, pastors, and families to pray boldly, give generously, and go wherever God calls.
Kids Camp · Week 1 · June 30-July 3
Zach Preston
Michigan KidMin Director and Illustrator
Zach grew up with a passion for animating, making comics, and making his classmates laugh until he earned a seat by the teacher’s desk. When his pursuit of Jesus began, he jumped at the opportunity to teach kids about Jesus in a way that made sense to them, using cartoons, puppets, experiments, illusions, and whatever else he could get his hands on to lead kids into an encounter with a God who is absolutely obsessed with them. Today he and his wife are in transition to missions in Thailand with their four daughters.
Kids Camp · Week 2 · July 5-9
Dan & Sara Dangerfield
Lead Pastors, Journey Church
After serving as children’s pastors for more than 15 years, Dan and Sara now lead Journey Church in Minot, North Dakota. During those years, they had the opportunity to speak at camps around the country, conduct children’s ministries overseas, and stay heavily involved in Junior Bible Quiz, National Kids Convention, and conferences. Their heart is to see young people experience Jesus in a real way and embrace the calling God has on their lives, all while having some fun along the way!
Kids Camp · Week 3 · July 12-16
Chip & Debbie Dudden
Kids Evangelists and KidMin Leaders
Chip and Debbie have served in ministry together for more than 30 years, with a passion for reaching kids and helping them grow closer to Jesus. They have served as kids pastors, evangelists, and as KidMin Network Director for the Southern Missouri Ministry Network, investing in kids, families, and the leaders who serve them. Creative, hands on, and intentional, they use their gifts to connect kids to the wonder and truth of the Gospel.
Youth Camp speakers for all three weeks will be announced soon.
Rates and dates
One rate. One way to register.
Reserve deposit$50per person, non-refundable, due April 30
Kids Camp week 1$220per camper
Kids weeks 2 and 3$235per camper
Middle school and youth$235per camper
Leaders, all camps$160per leader
Junior leaders$160per junior leader, Kids Camps only
September 7-30, 2026Camp week preferences are chosen by every church
October 5Your camp week is confirmed
January 11Group links go out, and the full camp website launches
April 30Deposits and all camper and leader info are due. Unfilled spots release
How it works
Six steps to bring your whole group
Camp week preferences are submitted September 7-30, 2026, and your week is confirmed by October 5. Group links go out January 11. Churches register as groups, and every camper and leader completes their info online by April 30.
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Choose your preference
Estimate your headcount for campers and leaders, then choose your preferred week of camp between September 7 and 30.
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Receive your confirmation
On October 5 you will receive confirmation for your week of camp.
- 3
Set your church price point
Raise your church rate above the camp rate if you need to cover travel or leader costs, and collect a $50 non-refundable deposit per person, due by April 30.
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Send everyone their link
You will receive your group link January 11. Send it to parents and leaders, and they fill in their info online by April 30.
- 5
Pay deposits, finalize spots
Send in a church check or pay through Jotform (5% service fee) for your deposits, and fill in all camper and leader info by April 30. Unfilled spots release, and remaining balances come to camp with a church check.
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Show up ready
Check-in happens in the cafeteria with camper activities running while you register. Please arrive at check-in time, not before.
Four wins of the simplified system
- You learn your week of camp in fall 2026
- You set your church price point
- No late fees
- You control edits to your group
Leaders and junior leaders
Camp runs on great leaders
Every church brings its own leaders, and camp keeps the standard high so parents can send their kids with confidence.
Age 20 or married
Leaders must be at least 20 years old or married. Exceptions are handled case by case.
Background checks
Every adult 18 and over is checked against the National Sex Offender registry, criminal databases, and state records through Protect My Ministry. The cost is included in the rate.
1 leader per 7 campers
Bring no more than one leader per seven campers per gender. If a camp runs out of beds, this ratio is enforced by gender.
Training before camp
Every leader watches a series of training videos before camp, and each group completes lice checks with verification sent in on day one.
Junior leaders
Junior leaders serve at Kids Camps only, cost $160, and should be entering high school or older. They assist their church leaders at camp and stay with the campers except when serving in a job rotation. Register junior leaders through your group link, then complete the pastor recommendation form when it launches January 11.
Camp staff application
Staff pastoral recommendation
Junior leader recommendation
Good questions
Everything parents and pastors ask us
Leaders and guests
Can underage kids come with a leader?
No. Underage children are not allowed to attend camp, and campers who are pregnant are not able to attend.
Can a pregnant leader serve at camp?
Leaders who are pregnant may apply if the pregnancy is not high-risk and they are under 20 weeks. Bring a written note from your physician stating you can attend and participate in daily camp activities, and turn it in to the office staff on arrival. No special housing is provided due to pregnancy.
Can campers or leaders leave during the week?
Leaders and campers may not leave camp unless office staff approves it and the check-out process is completed.
Can family visit during camp?
No unregistered guests are allowed on the campground, with the exception of senior, kids, and youth pastors and their spouses. Those guests check in and out at the campground office.
How are dorms assigned?
All campers and leaders are assigned dorms on the basis of gender at birth. No exceptions are made to this guideline. Any camper or leader replacing another must be the same gender, from the same church, and going to the same camp.
Registration and check-in
Are deposits refundable?
Deposits are $50 per person, non-refundable, and due by April 30. Each deposit holds a spot and applies to that camper’s balance. Cancellations during camp week cannot be refunded, with case-by-case exceptions for unavoidable circumstances like a death in the family or a surgical procedure.
Where do forms go?
Each church processes its own forms online. The central office does not receive or process forms. Medication forms should never be mailed, bring those to camp only.
How do payments work?
The church collects all balances and pays by church check by mail (mark Student or Kids Camp on the memo, P.O. Box 346, Woodworth, LA 71485), by church check on the day of camp, or through Jotform at a 5% service fee.
Can I edit my group after registering?
Yes. As camp coordinator you can change a person’s info and add or edit reserved spots with your manage-your-group password up to one week before camp, as long as space is available. For anything else, email aglasummercamp@gmail.com.
How do I track who has registered?
Camp coordinators receive automated reminder emails with a live registration report link. Check it often, and pay close attention to the gender and age of each camper and leader, since last-minute changes can affect rooming with your church.
When do we get team colors and shirts?
Coordinators receive a confirmation two weeks before camp to verify payment info. Team colors release one week before camp, pre-ordered shirts arrive in your team color at check-in, and a limited number of extra shirts and merch are available at camp.
Resources
Grab what your group needs
Kids Camp resources
Everything kids camp coordinators need, in one Dropbox folder.
Middle school resources
Coordinator resources for middle school camp week.
Youth leader resources
Leader resources for Student LIFE youth camp.
Camp promo and video
Promo videos and graphics to show your church.
Shirts and merch
Camp shirt designs and merchandise info.
Directions
Point your GPS at 300 Bayou Clear Road, Woodworth.
Find the campground
See you next summer
2027 Camp Week Preferences open September 7-30, 2026. Stay tuned for the full camp website launch January 11, 2027, and reach out any time with camp questions.
Physical addressAssemblies of God Campground
300 Bayou Clear Road
Woodworth, LA 71485
300 Bayou Clear Road
Woodworth, LA 71485
Mailing addressP.O. Box 346
Woodworth, LA 71485
Woodworth, LA 71485
Camp questionsaglasummercamp@gmail.com
Network office(318) 445-6238
info@laaog.org
info@laaog.org