Children have always been a part of life on this land and we continue to see them thrive when connected to a positive community and good fellowship. We value honesty, integrity, self-respect and respect for others, and we expect campers to act according to these values. As children become adults, their camp experiences become tools for successful living.

We also believe in self sufficiency. Our pace of life is connected with the sunshine of each day and we celebrate and create life's happenings. Growing our own food, singing our songs, tending the animals, playing and working together, all help to develop a caring community where each person is an important part of the whole. Campers know they are contributing to fresh bread for dinner when they gather wood for the outdoor oven. In today's high tech society, it is rare to sleep outside, gather eggs, and pitch hay to calves. Here at camp, this wholesome lifestyle continues from generation to generation.

2012 Session Dates

June 17 - August 11