Alumni

STAY CONNECTED

SOCIAL MEDIA

Would you like to connect with your fellow Alumni? Click on the Facebook icon, like and follow our page. Start reconnecting with camp friends and all your camp friends.

 

Do you want a front row seat to see all the action at camp? Click on the Instagram icon, and follow our page to see photos and videos of what’s happening at camp.

SUMMER TOURS

If you are in the area between June 15-August 16, we encourage you to visit. Please call our office at 800-242-1909, so that we can set up a time.

ANNUAL PUBLICATION

The Alumni Railsplitter is a must have to stay informed on life at Camp Lincoln and Camp Lake Hubert, and connected to anyone who’s ever been a camper or counselor at Camp! The Railsplitter is distributed free of charge to all Camp Lincoln and Camp Lake Hubert Alumni, including former/current campers and staff. We want to stay connected with you! If you have moved or have not received communication from us lately, please update your information!

 

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SEND A CHILD TO CAMP

What better way to feel connected than to speak to family and friends about coming to camp. Your passion can inspire others to join our camp family and build a stronger community. By referring a family, you are ensuring that our shared traditions will serve future generations. Once you fill out a referral form, our office will be in touch with that family and send them our movie and brochure.

 

Interested in sponsoring a potential camper? Contact us and learn how you can personally give the gift of camp to a deserving child.

 

REFERRAL FORM
EVENT CALENDAR

Join us for these fun alumni events throughout the year.

STAY CONNECTED

It is easier than ever to stay in touch with your camp friends!

SCHOLARSHIP DONATIONS

An opportunity to share the values and experiences with a child.

ALUMNI STORIES

Check out what our alumni are up to.

  • I was a camper from 1954-1962 and remember so many of the songs. Nutcracker and Clubhouse still have the same cabin songs. I so want to go back and visit.

    Nancy

  • My husband spent several summers as a boy at Camp Lincoln. Those summers shaped his life and I have heard many of the stories hundreds of times. He loved camp and wanted our girls to go to the same camp and have a similarly great experience.

    Marci P.

  • I was a teenager when I went to CLH and it was a great decision! I was shy and it really brought me out of my shell. I had more confidence. I changed so much that some people back home did not even recognize me. CLH is the best! I wish I had known about it sooner so that I could have come more summers.

    Catherine (1965)