Site: Suttle Lake Camp
Dates: 7/23/2018 - 7/26/2018
Age Level: Ages 7-10 (Completed grades 1st - 3rd)
Cost: Subsidized Rate: $305 | Full Rate: $345
This intro option is a slightly abbreviated version of the full Summer Camp, offering an alternative for those who prefer a shorter time away from home. This is a partnership event with leadership from the Episcopal Diocese of Oregon as well as the United Methodist Camp & Retreat Ministries. EVERYONE of the appropriate age is invited to attend no matter church or faith background!
This event is slightly abbreviated version of the the full Summer Camp for those who prefer a shorter time away from home.
Throughout the week, they are given options of activities to try. Activities include swimming, boating, crafts, cook-outs, field games, hiking, archery, tie-dye, campfires, and more. As a group, they practice their decision-making skills to arrive at decisions together. At the end of the week, they are given options to keep trying new things or to revisit their favorite activities.
Through this experience, campers learn, explore, and grow in faith. They experience God’s love through the beauty of creation and the relationships they build with new friends and caring mentors. They don’t just have fun, but also learn the kinds of skills and values that will carry them forward through life. After attending this Intro session, campers won’t be able to wait to come back for more!
Important Details To Know Before You Go:
Sample Schedule:
7 am: Wake-up
8 am: Breakfast
9 am: Morning worship
10 am: Boating, swimming, crafts, tie-dye, or other activities
11 am: Age-appropriate, faith-based activity
Noon: Lunch
1 pm: Boating, swimming, crafts, tie-dye, or other activities
2:30 pm: Resting time
3:30 pm: Age-appropriate, faith-based activity
4:30 pm: Short hike
5:30 pm: Dinner
6:30 pm: Field games
7:30 pm: Campfire
8:30 pm: Bedtime
9 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.