Ages: 9th - 12th Grade & 2019 HS Grads Directors: Senior High Camp always ends in tears because nobody wants to leave camp! The joys of friendship, discoveries of self and deeper understanding of God and faith help campers to begin to see a purpose for their lives and discover their gifts, talents and passions. Senior High campers enjoy the full range of camp activities.

Ages: 4th & 5th Grade Directors:: Payton Best For students entering fourth and fifth grades, it’s time to fly solo! These are formative years for this age and a time when campers begin to think about who God is and who they are in relationship to God and community. Each day is full with stewardship, small group time, meals and singing, nap time, afternoon recreation (swimming, river play, outdoor games, tie dye and crafts), evening fun and vespers.

Ages: 6th - 8th Grade Director: Rev. Steve Mason Students entering sixth through eighth grades begin to develop deep and lasting friendships at this camp. This age group is just beginning to transition from a literal understanding of faith to a deeper level of understanding of who they are in relationship with God. How we treat one another is another big learning curve as these young people discover who they are and how they relate to others. Now that the…

Ages: Middle School - Adults Directors: Jim & Cathy Becker Campers, accompanied by wilderness-experienced adult sponsors, spend 3 days and 2 nights kayaking the Calamus River, preparing their own meals outdoors, and camping out in tents. Exploring Sand Hills river life, sleeping under the stars, seeing God in nature, building self confidence, and working together in community are highlights of Kayak Quest. Bring muscles! Some kayaking experience is helpful but not necessary.

Ages: Kindergarten - 3rd grade Directors: D’Arcy Blosser & Hanna Pinneo-Boring This is an “Intro to Camp” experience for children. Two busy days and nights enjoying camp activities, lessons, campfire and making friends help our Little Kampers and their parents, grandparents or guardians feel comfortable in the camp setting. Accompanying adults are expected to participate fully in the camp adventure with their child. Camp directors and resource team members lead activities.