
Luccock Park has been changing lives for 100 years.
Now, we need your help to keep that mission going strong!
From the peaks of Faith, Hope, and Charity to the meadow pines, it's time for a Luccock revival.

"Luccock has offered me a safe place to grow for my entire life. I look forward to camp every year. But, it’s not just a week in the woods — its impact has bled into all parts of my life. It has fostered my relationship with God, brought me out of my shell, and taught me kindness and encouragement."

“Luccock Park didn’t just inspire me for a summer — it reshaped the direction of my life. I’ve found joy in worship, purpose in serving, and a faith that is no longer passive but active and growing.”

"Luccock Park became one of the most important places in my life. It wasn’t just the beauty of the mountains or the many friends I made. It was the way that place made me slow down, reflect, and listen — to others, to myself, and most importantly, to God."
Now, we're asking you to help us keep our mission going strong!

Luccock’s mission comes to life through its people. A strong annual fund will help us retain excellent staff, sustain the programs that make camp special, and keep the Luccock experience accessible to families for years to come. Your gift helps strengthen the ministry happening at Luccock today — and ensures it can continue tomorrow.

Our guest bathhouses serve us well, but they could use some TLC. They're more than 50 years old and need refurbished plumbing, new floors, doors for the stalls (instead of curtains), and more.

Campers expect a rustic experience at Luccock. But the dignity of our youth campers is non-negotiable. With your support, we'll refurbish the North and South bathhouses, providing an environment that makes our campers feel more at home.

Pine Creek was eroding the bank behind Laurel, Livingston, and Glendive Cabins. These historic buildings have housed generations of campers, and were at risk of collapsing into the stream.
An incredible lead gift of $25k from longtime camp supporter Vicki Hasler allowed us to obtain construction plans and permits for this project. Plus, an anonymous donor from Bozeman United Methodist Church gave nearly $50k in stock and challenged others to match their gift. Together, you raised more than $136,000! Thanks be to God!
Your gift today, in any amount, helps push our mission forward. Thank you!

Checks can be made out to Luccock Park Camp. Mail us at P.O. Box 80974 Billings, MT 59108
Supporting Luccock through a distribution from your IRA is an easy way to make a big difference. Contact your financial institution and ask them to send your gift directly to Luccock, to avoid paying income taxes on your distribution.
Become part of a living legacy at Luccock Park Camp by naming us as a beneficiary in your estate plan or will. Planned giving can also provide tax advantages.
Have you opened a new location, redesigned your shop, or added a new product or service? Don't keep it to yourself, let folks know.
Whether you're looking to make a major gift or you're trying to figure out how you can best support us, we want to hear from you!
Send us a message or give us a call, and we'll connect you with resources.
austinamestoy@gmail.com 888-223-8131 Mail: P.O. Box 80974 Billings, MT 59108 Luccock Park is a 501(c)(3) non-profit entity. Gifts are tax-deductible according to law.
Board President Austin Amestoy announces Luccock Park's Peaks to Pine Revival initiative.
Our campers are at the center of what we do at Luccock. We showed you what a week at camp looks like — and why it was so important to save our cabins.
96 donors came together to move a mountainside at camp, raising all the funds we needed to stabilize the banks of Pine Creek.
In just an over a year, we went from square one to the finish line. Board President Austin Amestoy recapped the work done on the stream bank in this video. Thank you for supporting this vital ministry!