Important Organizations

Camp John Marc offers camping experiences for chronically ill and disabled children and their families. The camp works in partnership with health organizations, community volunteers, and pediatric hospitals to develop cooperative programming that meets the special needs of these children.

In addition to children with muscular dystrophy, Camp John Marc offers camping experiences for children with asthma, bereavement, blindness, burns, cancer, craniofacial disorders, deafness, gastrointestinal disorders, heart disease, hemophilia, HIV, juvenile arthritis, kidney disease, sickle cell anemia, spina bifida, upper limb differences, and transplants.

Camp facilities include an eight-acre lake and fishing pier, covered wagon and treehouse-themed camping areas, beach-access pool, arts and crafts building, medical building, athletic field, multipurpose barn, challenge course, amphitheater, nature trails, riding arena, dining hall, 20 cabins, the Morning Star chapel, and Silo activity building.