Every year we look forward to our camps and retreats.  We offer a number of opportunities for children of all ages to participate.  We have some forms that are available to you.

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Camper Discipline Policy          2010 Registration/Medical Form         2010 Camp Brochure

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2010 Summer Camps

6 Day Programs

Sunday 2pm to Friday 6pm

Dates

 Cost

Quest Camp

Ages 13 to 15

June 20-25

 $245
 

Adventure Camp A

Ages 10-12

June 27-July 2

 $245
 

Explorer Camp A

Ages 9-11

 June 27-July 2 $245
  Pioneer Camp A Ages 7-9 June 27-July 2 $245
  Adventure Camp B Ages 10-12 July 4-9 $245
  Explorer Camp B Ages 9-11 July 4-9 $245
  Pioneer Camp B Ages 7-9 July 4-9 $245
4 Day Programs

Sunday 2pm to Wednesday 6pm

    
 

Adventure Camp 3

Ages 10-12

July 11-14

 $230
 

Explorer Camp 3

Ages 9-11

July 11-14

 $230
 

Pioneer Camp 3

Ages 7-9

July 11-14

 $230
3 Day Programs      
  Wilderness Camp Boys Ages 8-11 June 20-22 $190

 

PROGRAM SUMMARIES:
Pioneer Campers, ages 7-9, will enjoy a week with activities planned just for them.  They will enjoy staying in one of our red wooden cabins with 4 counselors along with 12 campers.  This is a great camp for children who need a little more counselor help and a lighter schedule.
Explorer Campers, ages 9-11, will have a week designed to meet their growing curiosity and energy.  They will enjoy staying in one of 16 person tents.  Each tent will be staffed with 3 counselors.  This camp group will allow children a little more independence than our Pioneer Camper but still provides very supportive counselors.
Adventure Campers, ages 11-13, will have the opportunities to explore an area of interest in greater detail than our two younger age groups.  They will stay in the newest cabins with restrooms and showers attached to each cabin.  The campers will have 12 bunkmates along with 3 counselors.  The Adventure Camper will be given more opportunities to plan activities that they will enjoy while at camp under the direction of counselor staff that enjoys helping this age group balance a need for independence but need the help of understanding adults.
All three age groups will enjoy a favorite list of activities but the greatest of these will be opportunities to learn about a personal relationship with God through chapel times, small group settings along with godly examples provided by our staff.