Frontier Trails Camp Information

Frontier Trails, a non-profit Interdenominational Christian camp, provides a memorable experience for children and youth who enjoy vigorous outdoor activity while benefiting from the special camaraderie one shares in a family-oriented camp community. Dave and Marie Tubby, along with their children and summer staff, have been operating Frontier Trails Camp as a family operation since 1976. Their four-season resort is casual yet comforting, offering facilities and programs designed to stress the importance of treating others like one would like to be treated, and allowing everyone their own space while sharing each others gifts and talents. Each year they welcome children and youth from a variety of countries and social backgrounds, celebrating a myriad of personalities, languages and cultures. Reinforcing the value of individual self-worth is encouraged at all times through skills-development, sing-songs and campfires. A traditional farmhouse at Frontier Trails is home for the Tubby family, and they treat each and every camper as a welcome guest to the camp. Set on the shores of the Bonnechere River, Frontier Trails offers 100 acres of forests and fields, miles of groomed riding and hiking trails, and 3500 of natural unspoiled shoreline including a clean sandy beach. The staff is specially chosen and caring, the horses, pets and equipment are safe and well cared for, and the home-cooked meals are fresh and nutritious. Campers and counselors sleep in comfortable, well-ventilated boys and girls dorms. The main camp building includes washrooms, showers, dining room, kitchen and a sitting/recreation room. Campers choose the length of stay, type of program, and camp electives reflecting a variety of outdoor interests and abilities. At the end of each session, parents are invited to attend Rodeo Day, to share in the fun and accomplishments of the campers. Children can experience the time of their lives at Frontier Trails - call today to plan a unique and rejuvenating vacation for all. Dave and Marie have worked as Camp Director and Administrator of Frontier Trails since 1976. Both spent their teenage and college years working with kids, youth and special needs groups. Dave's youth included many summers at camp including several leadership training programs. Marie grew up as the oldest daughter in a family of ten children, and has trained and worked as a nurse in hospitals and at camps since 1973.