Welcome to Camp Pride Korea
A Korean culture camp for Korean adoptees, their siblings, and children of Korean adoptees High School ages 9 to 12th Grade
Camp Pride Korea is an annual opportunity for campers to meet and bond with other adoptees and families touched by adoption; develop a connection, stronger awareness, and appreciation for their heritage.
What is Camp Pride Korea?
- A camp for adoptees, their siblings, and children of Korean adoptees.
- A camp managed and operated by parent volunteers.
- A camp with opportunities for cultural and personal connections for families touched by adoption.
- In 2025, High School Camp will include three evenings.
For High School Campers
Wednesday, July 16, 5:30 to 9:30 PM
Thursday, July 17, 6:00 to 10:00 PM
Friday, July 18, 6:00 to 11:30 PM
Frequently asked questions
How do the high schoolers spend their time at camp?
For 2025, the High School schedule included three evenings of activities, a Korean BBQ dinner out, and backyard BBQ party.
What are the per camper fees?
- 2025 High School camp is $120 per camper.
- Scholarships are available.
Camp Pride is a not-for-profit project:
- In partnership with Chicago Area Families for Adoption (CAFFA)
- In partnership and with support from Korean Adoptees of Chicago (KAtCH)
Our Sponsors:
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