4-H Camp Clover Point

Lake of the Ozark State Park

4-H camp is a great experience for 4-H members and non-4-H participants. 4-H camp has a rich history and tradition in Missouri. 4-H staff have conducted camps for more than 60 years. Historically, 4-H camps were some of the original users of the group camp facilities found in Missouri state parks, and today many 4-H camps still use them. Camp Clover Point offers a dining hall with kitchen, sleeping cabins with modern restrooms and showers, a recreation hall, amphitheater, volleyball and basketball courts, craft house, and a waterfront.

4-H camp programs at Camp Clover Point offer a variety of camping experiences:

• STEM and Arts & Crafts
• Nature Exploration
• Creative Cooking Lessons
• Waterfront Recreation
• Confidence Course
• Camp Fires
• Teamwork Activities

Camp Clover Point offers a variety of engaging activities for 4-H youth. These activities are designed to promote personal growth, skill development and community building. These activities are offered in a safe, supervised environment where campers can explore new areas of interest with encouragement from trained counselors and staff. To gear up for camp, check out these camp songs brought to you by the State 4-H Council.

Song Prep Video

Traditional 4-H Camp

Together we'll explore the exciting opportunities of 4-H! We'll navigate the confidence course, paddle a canoe or coracle boat, and make traditional crafts to take home. We'll also enjoy our old camp favorites like swimming in the lake, evening recreation activities, line dancing, and of course, campfires! This camp offers youth an immersive outdoor experience proving campers with opportunities to build friendships, explore nature, and build life skills in a supportive environment.

Camp Counselor Application - Spring

Being a camp counselor is an opportunity for 4-H members age 14-18 to attend camp and give back to younger 4-H members. We encourage all interested 4-H members to complete the camp counselor application. Camp counselor status comes with responsibility. Although camp is a fun and rewarding experience for counselors, taking on leadership roles that involve mentoring younger campers and assisting with camp activities. Counselors will be selected through an application and interview process; this will be a positive learning experience for the counselors as well as help us create an effective leadership team. Counselors undergo training sessions to prepare for their role, focusing on leadership skills, safety protocols, and activity planning. This preparation ensures they are equipped to handle the camp environment and provide a positive experience for all campers.

Shooting Sports Camp

This is a three-day camp designed to explore the world of 4-H Shooting Sports including archery, air pistol, and air rifle. Whether you are currently enrolled in a shooting sports project or want to learn more, this camp is for you. State certified 4-H Shooting Sports instructors will lead the camp.

How to Register for Camp

Registration for Camp Clover Point is typically open March 1 – May 1. Early registration is encouraged as spots are limited and fill quickly.

1. Access 4-H Online
2. Log In or create an account:
   1. Existing members: Log in using your family profile credentials
   2. New member/participant: Create a family account or enroll as participant
3. Register for camp:
   1. Navigate to the “Events” tab
   2. Locate Camp Clover Point
   3. Complete the registration form
   4. Submit payment
   5. Click finish

If you need assistance registering for camp reach out to your local extension office.