We’re excited to announce that Camp Mount Michael will return to its full traditional overnight experience this summer. We will be offering three overnight camp sessions, with Week 1 also including a day-only option for families who prefer it. The overnight format is what makes Camp Mount Michael truly special—late-night activities, team competitions, friendships built in the dorms, and a full immersion into the Mount Michael spirit. We’re looking forward to an unforgettable summer and can’t wait to welcome our campers back to campus!

Questions?

Contact Tim Carlson ’10 at tcarlson@mountmichael.org or 402-238-1457

Located northwest of Elkhorn, Nebraska, Camp Mount Michael makes full use of the athletic and recreational facilities of Mount Michael Benedictine School as well as the surrounding 400 acres overlooking the Elkhorn River Valley. Boys from the Omaha area and beyond have enjoyed camp Mount Michael since 1967.

CAMP MOUNT MICHAEL 2026

We will be offering three overnight Camp Mount Michael sessions this summer, with Week 1 also providing a day-only option for families who prefer it.

REGISTRATION PAGE HERE

Session 1: June 22 – 26 (Day and Overnight Available)
Session 2: July 6 – July 10
Session 3: July 20 – July 24

Overnight Cost: $400 per session  //  Day Only (Cost Week 1): $300

Financial assistance may be requested. Please contact Tim Carlson, Director of Enrollment, at tcarlson@mountmichael.org

What to know about Camp Mount Michael

Activities

Camp Mount Michael is packed with exciting activities designed to keep campers engaged, active, and having fun! Boys will participate in a mix of outdoor adventures, team-building challenges, and classic camp games, including capture the flag, obstacle courses, and scavenger hunts across our beautiful campus. Sports enthusiasts will enjoy basketball, soccer, and ultimate frisbee, while creative campers can dive into hands-on projects like arts and crafts, science experiments, and problem-solving challenges. Each day will also feature Mount Michael traditions, including time-honored competitions and activities led by our experienced counselors. Whether they’re making new friends, testing their skills, or just enjoying the great outdoors, every camper will leave with great memories and a sense of accomplishment!

What to Bring

Items to bring to Overnight Boarding Camp Mount Michael

Please mark all articles carefully including luggage, sleeping bags and clothing. Each year we have numerous items left following camp each week. 

  • Sleeping bag, pillow and pillow case
  • Towels and wash cloth (preferably older towels in case they get left behind. We recommend bringing multiple towels)
  • Toothpaste, toothbrush, soap and shampoo
  • Underwear and socks
  • Two pairs of sneakers (in case one gets wet or muddy)
  • Jeans/sweatpants and a jacket/sweatshirt for campouts and colder weather days
  • Insect repellent and waterproof sunblock (if your child burns easily we recommend multiple bottles)
  • Swim trunks and sandals for poolside
  • Lots of t-shirts and shorts (we recommend at least one pair that can get dirty as we have typically done an egg toss and face painting on Olympic Day)

Stationary, stamps, Tylenol, Pepto and Band-aids will be provided by the camp. 

Items to bring to Day Camp Mount Michael

Please mark all articles carefully including clothing. Each year we have numerous items left following camp each week. We recommend campers bring a bag each day with the following items:

  • Towel (preferably older towels in case they get left behind)
  • Insect repellent and waterproof sunblock
  • Swim trunks and sandals for poolside
  • Extra set of clothing and sweatshirt (we recommend bringing a set that can get dirty on Wednesday as we have typically done face painting on Olympic Day)

Stationary, stamps, Tylenol, Pepto and Band-aids will be provided by the camp. 

Items NOT ALLOWED at Camp Mount Michael

  • Knives or any kind of weapon
  • Fireworks
  • Candy or chewing gum (we provide 3 meals and 2 snacks per day)
  • Money
  • Pocket video games
  • Cell phones or other electronic devices (Smart watches, laptops, tablets, etc. Campers will have access to a camp phone in the event that they need to be reached or call home)

Please do not send food or candy in the mail to the campers. If food or candy is sent, it will be stored and given to your child on the last day of camp to bring home