Mid-High Adventure Camp

This session is now on waitlist.  More spaces will be added if possible.  There is no cost to register for the waitlist, but it will preserve your place in line if you do so.

Mid-High Adventure Camp is rooted in Christian community and outdoor adventures.  Together we will experience God’s love through the beauty of creation, new friends and caring mentors while going on outdoor adventures.  You can look forward to adventures like whitewater rafting, rock climbing, hiking, sleeping under the stars, team building on the challenge course, on-site activities at camp, and more.  Along the way we will have opportunities to strengthen skills and values like patience, flexibility, perseverance, compassion, and courage.  Throughout the week scriptures will guide us in exploring the natural world and growing closer to God our Creator.  

Please note:  Campers registering for this event should be physically and mentally prepared for adventure activities.  Activities like rock climbing and whitewater rafting include risk.  These trips are done in cooperation with professional guide services and are designed to help 12-16 years try these adventure activities in a carefully selected location appropriate to this age group.  An additional waiver will be required by the guide services selected.  These forms will be available soon and emailed to parents/guardians before camp.  To participate in these activities campers must be able to listen and follow directions.  Campers must be able to wear the safety gear provided (PFD and helmet for rafting / climbing harness and helmet for rock climbing).  Both activities require physical mobility and the ability to grasp.  If you have questions or concerns about your camper's ability to participate in these adventure activities, please contact the camp directly (some accommodations may be possible).

Important Details To Know Before You Go:

• Check in will be 3pm-4pm on Sunday. Please call camp if you will be later than 4pm.
• Parents, please join your camper on Friday at 10am for a special closing worship and the conclusion of the camp event.
• Click here for directions to camp. 
• If registering by mail, please send a completed health form to the camping office at least 10 days before the camp begins.  
• If you have special dietary needs, please contact the camp at least two weeks in advance. (Contact information below.)
• Mid-High Adventure Camp also requires signed and completed liability forms (available soon).  
• Click here for a complete list of what to bring to camp (please note this list is specific to this event).
• You will be contacted by email closer to the start of camp with any additional information specific to your event, as well as current pandemic requirements.  Please note that all participants are highly encouraged to be fully vaccinated for Covid-19.  Face coverings may be required in some areas. 
• For registration information please contact our camp registrar: (503) 802-9214 or registrar@gocamping.org.  A non-refundable $50 deposit is required to hold your spot.  This deposit will not be refunded but may be transferred to another session.  All balances should be paid at least two weeks before camp unless prior arrangements have been made.
• Please note that campers under the age of 18 are allowed to drive to camp only with the written permission of parents and are not allowed to have any passengers under the age of 18.  Keys will be held by camp leadership during the camp session.
• For road conditions call 511 or check http://www.tripcheck.com/

Sample Daily Schedule:
7 am: Wake up
8 am: Breakfast
9:15 am: Morning worship
10 am: Off-site adventures with sack lunch (rock climbing, white water rafting, hiking, etc)
4 pm:  Cabin Time / Showers
4:30 pm: Creation Care activity
5:30 pm: Dinner
7 pm: Field games
8 pm: Small Groups
8:30 Campfire
9:00 pm: Fireside chat with chaplain
10 pm Lights Out

Please read more about “What To Expect” and “The Suttle Lake Camp Experience” here. This page includes information on Suttle Lake Camp’s setting, safety standards, housing arrangements, meals, activities, counselors and other staff, and more.