Adventure Camps 2025
Adventure Camps allow campers the opportunity to contribute to group leadership and decisions, share in cooking & cleaning, live in tents, share and grow in faith, and create memories that will last a lifetime.
The goals of Adventure Camp are to provide the camper with opportunities to experience new activities or to build on previous accomplishments; to appreciate our natural resources and to learn proper outdoor living skills; to explore, through discussion and study, a Christian lifestyle; to celebrate our individual uniqueness while working together as a group; and to develop self-esteem and new friendships while learning new tasks.
Under the shimmering glow of the moon and stars, activities will run until about 4 a.m. Spend the nights on the lake or climbing the wall. Cooking dinner over campfires around midnight. Even traveling off-site for a special high ropes course adventure.
The CIT program trains campers for future camp roles through hands-on training in camp management, teamwork, and communication. Participants build friendships, gain confidence, and prepare for challenges in camp counseling and beyond.
Under the shimmering glow of the moon and stars, activities will run until about 4 a.m. Spend the nights on the lake or climbing the wall. Cooking dinner over campfires around midnight. Even traveling off-site for a special high ropes course adventure.
Campers will explore Shenandoah's stunning landscapes through activities like rock climbing, caving, rafting, and rappelling down waterfalls, and may even get the opportunity to sleep overnight in a hammock.
Campers will explore the stunning landscapes of West Virginia through activities like rock climbing and rafting. Campers will learn to cook on camp stoves and open fires. Tents are the lodging of choice for this trek.
Campers will enjoy adventure and relaxation in the Outer Banks. Activities include exploring lighthouses, kayaking, and hang gliding. While tent camping, campers will get to prepare their own meals in an outdoor kitchen, what a luxury!
Campers will explore the gorgeous beaches of Chincoteague, canoe to a sandbar, and race pedal carts. Campers will learn to cook on camp stoves and open fires. Tents are the lodging of choice for this trek.
Under the shimmering glow of the moon and stars, activities will run until about 4 a.m. Spend the nights on the lake or climbing the wall. Cooking dinner over campfires around midnight. Even traveling off-site for a special high ropes course adventure.
Ahoy matey, campers will spend a week living onboard a large sailboat with a Captain and First Mate, sailing on the Chesapeake Bay. Campers will gain their sea legs while learning sailing skills, navigation, boat systems, and more as they cruise to different ports on the bay.
$1075/$975/$875
Week 5: July 13-18
Beach Trek XXXI
Grades 10-12
$1075/$975/$875
Week 6: July-20-25
Sailing on the Bay
Grades 10-12.
$1225/$1125/$1025
Week 7: July 27-Aug 1
Counselor in Training
Grades 9-10.
$775/$675/$575
Week 8: Aug 3-8
Eastern Shore Trek
Grades 10-12
$1075/$975/$875
Refund Policy
A full refund minus the $125 deposit and $3.75 registration fee will be issued for cancellations by May 1st. After May 1st, a full refund minus the $125 deposit and $3.75 registration fee will be issued with a physician's written verification of illness or injury.
Store Account Policy
There will be no refund of money put into your child's store account. Money not spent will be considered a donation to our Annual Giving Fund program. **The Adventure Camps leaving property for the week do not need money in their store account.
Payment Plan
The final balance is due by May 1st. Set up a payment plan when you register your camper.
***All offsite Adventure Camps will return to camp on Thursday night for some more camp activities!***