Our Admissions Team meets remotely once a week to review applications. If the Team has questions regarding your camper, a Team Member will contact you. If your application is complete, you will receive a Health Exam Form to be completed by your camper’s Physician and other documents for review and signing. You’ll be advised of the sessions date(s) we are holding pending return of completed documents and payment.
Upon receipt of the completed Health Exam Form, Consent Forms and payment in full of all session fees or DSHS/DDA pre-authorization, a Confirmation Packet will be emailed confirming the session dates reserved, instructions for providing medications for your camper and a Packing List. Until we receive the completed documents applications remain “pending.” With the exception of DSHS/DDA clients, payment in full for session fees is June 10, 2024. It is the parent or guardian’s responsibility to ensure payments from third party sources including individual Lions Club Camperships, Trusts or Tribal programs are received by the deadline. We will process paperwork for DSHS/DDA in accordance with their policies & procedures.
Deposits may be paid by check, debit or credit card. Mail checks payable to Lions Camp Horizon to 7506 Gemini St., Blaine, WA 98230. To pay with a debit/credit card, please visit our website and click on the “CAMP” drop-down box located at the top of the home page. Click on “Fees” and follow the prompts to access our secure PayPal link. Please note - PayPal charges a fee for each transaction.
The camp office is not fully operational off-season so there will be a delay in returning telephone messages. We encourage you to email acd@lionscamphorizon.org with any questions you have and one of our Admissions Team volunteers will contact you.
Although we can accommodate upwards of 55 campers per session, we are limited to the number of individuals we may accept per session by many conditions including but not limited to the use of wheelchairs, two-person lifts and transfers, medical treatments, tube feedings and other specialized care. We will do our best to place your applicant in the preferred session, but please bear in mind admission and session placement depends on many factors.
The staff and Board of Directors reserve the right to refuse or cancel enrollment of an individual if we don’t believe we can accommodate the needs of the camper, or, if they pose a risk to himself/herself or others.
Please feel free to provide further information you feel will be helpful for making your camper’s experience stress-free. If this is your camper’s first time attending an over-night camp, we encourage you to schedule a tour of our campus and a meeting with one of our Admission Staff between now and May.