Session 6
August 7 - August 9 | Grades 6-8
***WILDERNESS 101***
Join us for a Summer Like No Other!
If you are a camper who loves adventure, exploration, and challenging yourself to learn more about God amid His creation, Wilderness 101 could be an excellent fit for you!
Experiences
Wilderness 101 is your opportunity to try out the basics of nature and survival! Fire starting, water filtration, survival first aid., shelter building, and sleeping outside (weather and bugs permitting)
Schedule
Twice a day we gather for a time of worship. Our speakers bring the Biblical truths to life through stories, games, and engagement with the campers.
We continually aim to create opportunities to speak openly with our campers. Meaning during meals, walks to the next activity, or cabin or group time we are intentional about asking the campers about their life and journey with God.
We recognize that common experiences, fun, and honesty, create lifelong, vibrant relationships.
We approach this in a variety of different ways.
- Large and small group activities
- High energy Fun!
- Intentional times of mentorship and conversation
- Worship and Biblical Teaching
- Activities that foster growth
Packing List
bring to camp
- Clothes suitable for the weather
- Bedding – Sleeping bag & Pillow
- Swimsuit
- Beach towel
- Water Bottle
- Sunscreen
- Insect repellant
- Hat
- Running Shoes
- Prescription Medication
- Bible (we have one for you if you don’t have one)
- Notebook
- Pencil
- Friend
leave at home
- Pets
- Cell Phones
- Cash
- ipods or similar devices
- Knives
- Expensive or collectible items
- Video games
- Fireworks
- Alcohol
- Tobacco products
- Marijuana
- Lighters
- Illegal drugs
- Bad weather, and “badditude”!
Our general rule of thumb is if you do not wish your items broken or stolen, home is the best place for them!
CANTEEN
Campers are given the opportunity to get two snack items from the canteen each afternoon. Snacks include ice cream treats, freezies, chocolate bars, pop, and some smaller candies. This cost is rolled into registration fees, and therefore, your child will not need any extra money for the canteen.
Our store will also be open each weekday for the purchase of camp clothing & other fun swag!
Allergies / Medical
We collect allergy and medical information during registration. Our cooks are able to accommodate nearly all dietary and allergy needs. If we are unable to provide adequate meals on all occasions, we will work directly with you to find a solution! All medications are collected at registration and will be administered by our designated staff person. We have lots of fun, and sometimes accidents happen. If your child is injured or needs medical attention, we will attempt to notify you before taking them to an appropriate hospital or medi-center. All ambulance expenses will be paid by the parent or guardian of the camper.
Payment & Deposit info
Registration is not complete until payment in full is made and all registration forms are completed by a parent or legal guardian. Failure to pay in full prior to the early registration date will result in a late registration fee.
Payment of a deposit fee will secure your registration until the fee due date (June 21, 2024). Deposit Fees are non-refundable and non-transferrable.
The remainder of camp fees over and above the deposit fee is fully refundable up to the Camp Fees Due Date (June 21, 2024).
After the Camp Fees Due Date, all fees are non-refundable and non-transferable.
At the discretion of the Camp Directors or Registrar, exceptions may be made to allow for a 50% refund in the case of medical or family emergencies. Written requests must be made in these situations.
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