Middle and High School Camps

Event Information TBA

     Bring your youth group or adult group to spend the day helping to prepare for the 2020 camp season. There are projects that need your helping hand. Contact the camp for more information on what to bring. Lunch will be provided.

Event Cost

• Camper Price: $Free

 

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Parents/Guardians – Sign up a camper to attend this event

Be A Volunteer

Serve as an adult counselor or parent at camp during programs

Resources & Info

Scholarship Info, Registration Details, Payment Plans, & More

 

What is Family Camp?

Family camp is unlike any camp you’ve ever experienced. Instead of sending the kids away for a week why don’t you join them? Taking up only a weekend this camp is full of activities for any age and helps to develop family bonding through strengthening the families relationship to God. Worship and devotions are a critical part of the week that include sessions specifically for adults and kids. 

Clear Gospel Message

We believe that the family is stronger when everyone has a strong relationship with the Lord and so we hope to strengthen and develop that relationship, and in turn, the families who visit us. Each day has a whole camp worship experience and each family is given devotional materials to complete together. The goal is that each person is able to have a little fun while also growing closer to God.

Experience

• Cabin sleeping
• Pool – Swimming
• Family Focused Schedules
• Parent-only and Kid-only sessions
• The Family Camp Community Cookout
• Family Worship and Devotion times

Outcomes

• Family camp give your family the opportunity to create new memories focused on togetherness.
• The experience will help you to strengthen relationship to each other as you draw together while also growing closer to God.
• Ability to get away from the hustle and bustle of everyday life and enjoy the beauty of God’s creation with other families. 

Event Cost

Pine Creek will NOT offer Community housing for Summer 2020

Register Here

Parents/Guardians – Sign up a camper to attend this event

Be A Volunteer

Serve as an adult counselor or parent at camp during programs

Resources & Info

Scholarship Info, Registration Details, Payment Plans, & More

 

Camp Adventure’s Impact Camps provide a classic camp experience, featuring action-packed adventures including: swimming, blobbing, paintball, low ropes, and high ropes. Most importantly, there is a deep focus on Christ through an amazing spiritual program including small groups, modern worship and opportunities to ask the tough questions about God.

Clear Gospel Message

At Camp Adventure, we teach and explore the gospel with students through worship, stories, small group discussions, and feature activities. Each week has a different speaker and spiritual director to lead the students to a real and intimate relationship with our Savior. 

Camp Worship

Praise can be expressed in many different ways, therefore, we like to help campers become inspired by the Holy Spirit’s movement during different worship times throughout the week. Each week brings a new worship team to lead students to give their all to our Creator. Lookout Lodge, which also doubles as the dining room, turns into a sacred worship space with high-tech lighting and dynamically led music.

Campers also have the opportunity to worship through exploring nature on our vast acreage, meeting in small groups, navigating through the Bible, and encouraging one another through activities like the low and high ropes courses.

Recreation & Activities

Human Foosball | High Ropes Adventure Course | Climbing Wall | Zip Lines | Giant Blob in Kaiser Lake | Jr. Olympic Sized Swimming Pool | Slip ‘N Slide | Paintball | Low Ropes Course | GaGa Pit | 9 Square-in-the-Air | CORCL’s | Beautiful Hiking Trails | Peaceful Fire Circles

Volunteer Director Team

The volunteer directors for this team are:

• Devin Cook (Dyer UMC)
• Justin Cason (Monticello UMC)
• Krissy Miller (Mt. Olive UMC)
• Alex Hershey (The Branches)

More Event Information

Event Information Packet Available Soon

Event Cost

• Camper Price: This camp can be registered using a four-step payment plan. [Learn more here…]
  •   $651 • 2020 Full Camp Fee
    -$192 • INUMC Support [learn more]
      $459 • Your Camp Fee
    +$30 – After 4/20/20
• Counselor Price: $Free for adult volunteers

Register Here

Parents/Guardians – Sign up a camper to attend this event

Be A Volunteer

Serve as an adult counselor or parent at camp during programs

Resources & Info

Scholarship Info, Registration Details, Payment Plans, & More

 

That Thing at Epworth Forest is a summer conference camp for high school students to come together in pursuit of Christ being lived out in their communities. There’s a ton of fun here but more importantly, this camp is about sending students out to put love and action into the root of their daily lives back at home.

Hundreds of students will be on site each week from ninth grade through graduating seniors. Students get some supervised free time to explore recreation areas in groups, choose from different Creative Labs, grab snack at the Beach House, and relax in their lodge common rooms.

Camp Worship

At the core of That Thing is a passion for creating expressive and interactive worship spaces that draw on multiple learning styles to help students engage with the gospel and finding their own rhythm and connection with God. Bands and speakers spend time connecting with students throughout the day as well as on stage. Counselors and leaders help students through small group discussions in meeting new friends and unpacking the experiences of the week.

Recreation & Activities

Beach Waterfront | Aqua Rocker | Canoes | Swimming | Swurfer Swings | Sports Courts | GaGa Pit

Keynote Speaker

The keynoter for this week is TBD

Worship Band

The worship band for this week is TBD

More Event Information

Event Information Packet Available Soon

Event Cost

• Camper Price: This camp can be registered using a four-step payment plan. [Learn more here…]
  •   $651 • 2020 Full Camp Fee
    -$192 • INUMC Support [learn more]
      $459 • Your Camp Fee
    +$30 – After 4/20/20
• Counselor Price: $Free for adult volunteers

 

For students who come from churches where leaders aren’t able to attend or there aren’t enough students to get group lodging, we’ve created intentional spaces and opportunities to come and experience That Thing. These experiences are for students (roommate request’s available) who enjoy meeting lots of new people. Everyone in the cabin will probably only know 1-3 other people. There are no concerns, everything is taken care of from the fun to worship.

That Thing’s Campus House Counselors plan development time for students to connect, get to know one another and open up throughout the week. The experience is about connecting them with each other so that as a created community they can support, encourage and challenge one another in Christ during that week.

Students in the Campus Houses get to experience everything That Thing has to offer. They still get the individual freedoms in what activites they plunge into and where they spend their time as they can pick and choose activities and experiences perfect for their likes and styles.

The Campus House is the best option for students coming to camp individually; church leaders are invited and encouraged to come be counselors, contact us for counseling info.

Volunteer info can be found here…

Register Here

Parents/Guardians – Sign up a camper to attend this event

Be A Volunteer

Serve as an adult counselor or parent at camp during programs

Resources & Info

Scholarship Info, Registration Details, Payment Plans, & More

 

Camp Adventure’s Impact Camps provide a classic camp experience, featuring action-packed adventures including: swimming, blobbing, paintball, low ropes, and high ropes. Most importantly, there is a deep focus on Christ through an amazing spiritual program including small groups, modern worship and opportunities to ask the tough questions about God.

Clear Gospel Message

At Camp Adventure, we teach and explore the gospel with students through worship, stories, small group discussions, and feature activities. Each week has a different speaker and spiritual director to lead the students to a real and intimate relationship with our Savior. 

Camp Worship

Praise can be expressed in many different ways, therefore, we like to help campers become inspired by the Holy Spirit’s movement during different worship times throughout the week. Each week brings a new worship team to lead students to give their all to our Creator. Lookout Lodge, which also doubles as the dining room, turns into a sacred worship space with high-tech lighting and dynamically led music.

Campers also have the opportunity to worship through exploring nature on our vast acreage, meeting in small groups, navigating through the Bible, and encouraging one another through activities like the low and high ropes courses.

Recreation & Activities

Human Foosball | High Ropes Adventure Course | Climbing Wall | Zip Lines | Giant Blob in Kaiser Lake | Jr. Olympic Sized Swimming Pool | Slip ‘N Slide | Paintball | Low Ropes Course | GaGa Pit | 9 Square-in-the-Air | CORCL’s | Beautiful Hiking Trails | Peaceful Fire Circles

Volunteer Director Team

The volunteer directors for this team are:

• Caleb Stayton (Sonrise Church)
• Michael Ghilardi (Sonrise Church)
• Stephanie Carrico (Sonrise Church)
• Nick Sprunger (New Haven UMC)
  Braelynne Sprunger (New Haven UMC)

More Event Information

Event Information Packet Available Soon

Event Cost

• Camper Price: This camp can be registered using a four-step payment plan. [Learn more here…]
  •   $651 • 2020 Full Camp Fee
    -$192 • INUMC Support [learn more]
      $459 • Your Camp Fee
    +$30 – After 4/20/20
• Counselor Price: $Free for adult volunteers

Register Here

Parents/Guardians – Sign up a camper to attend this event

Be A Volunteer

Serve as an adult counselor or parent at camp during programs

Resources & Info

Scholarship Info, Registration Details, Payment Plans, & More

 

That Thing at Epworth Forest is a summer conference camp for high school students to come together in pursuit of Christ being lived out in their communities. There’s a ton of fun here but more importantly, this camp is about sending students out to put love and action into the root of their daily lives back at home.

Hundreds of students will be on site each week from ninth grade through graduating seniors. Students get some supervised free time to explore recreation areas in groups, choose from different Creative Labs, grab snack at the Beach House, and relax in their lodge common rooms.

Camp Worship

At the core of That Thing is a passion for creating expressive and interactive worship spaces that draw on multiple learning styles to help students engage with the gospel and finding their own rhythm and connection with God. Bands and speakers spend time connecting with students throughout the day as well as on stage. Counselors and leaders help students through small group discussions in meeting new friends and unpacking the experiences of the week.

Recreation & Activities

Beach Waterfront | Aqua Rocker | Canoes | Swimming | Swurfer Swings | Sports Courts | GaGa Pit

Keynote Speaker

The keynoter for this week is TBD

Worship Band

The worship band for this week is TBD

More Event Information

Event Information Packet Available Soon

Event Cost

• Camper Price: This camp can be registered using a four-step payment plan. [Learn more here…]
  •   $651 • 2020 Full Camp Fee
    -$192 • INUMC Support [learn more]
      $459 • Your Camp Fee
    +$30 – After 4/20/20
• Counselor Price: $Free for adult volunteers

 

For students who come from churches where leaders aren’t able to attend or there aren’t enough students to get group lodging, we’ve created intentional spaces and opportunities to come and experience That Thing. These experiences are for students (roommate request’s available) who enjoy meeting lots of new people. Everyone in the cabin will probably only know 1-3 other people. There are no concerns, everything is taken care of from the fun to worship.

That Thing’s Campus House Counselors plan development time for students to connect, get to know one another and open up throughout the week. The experience is about connecting them with each other so that as a created community they can support, encourage and challenge one another in Christ during that week.

Students in the Campus Houses get to experience everything That Thing has to offer. They still get the individual freedoms in what activites they plunge into and where they spend their time as they can pick and choose activities and experiences perfect for their likes and styles.

The Campus House is the best option for students coming to camp individually; church leaders are invited and encouraged to come be counselors, contact us for counseling info.

Volunteer info can be found here…

Register Here

Parents/Guardians – Sign up a camper to attend this event

Be A Volunteer

Serve as an adult counselor or parent at camp during programs

Resources & Info

Scholarship Info, Registration Details, Payment Plans, & More

 

Camp Adventure’s Impact Camps provide a classic camp experience, featuring action-packed adventures including: swimming, blobbing, paintball, low ropes, and high ropes. Most importantly, there is a deep focus on Christ through an amazing spiritual program including small groups, modern worship and opportunities to ask the tough questions about God.

Clear Gospel Message

At Camp Adventure, we teach and explore the gospel with students through worship, stories, small group discussions, and feature activities. Each week has a different speaker and spiritual director to lead the students to a real and intimate relationship with our Savior. 

Camp Worship

Praise can be expressed in many different ways, therefore, we like to help campers become inspired by the Holy Spirit’s movement during different worship times throughout the week. Each week brings a new worship team to lead students to give their all to our Creator. Lookout Lodge, which also doubles as the dining room, turns into a sacred worship space with high-tech lighting and dynamically led music.

Campers also have the opportunity to worship through exploring nature on our vast acreage, meeting in small groups, navigating through the Bible, and encouraging one another through activities like the low and high ropes courses.

Recreation & Activities

Human Foosball | High Ropes Adventure Course | Climbing Wall | Zip Lines | Giant Blob in Kaiser Lake | Jr. Olympic Sized Swimming Pool | Slip ‘N Slide | Paintball | Low Ropes Course | GaGa Pit | 9 Square-in-the-Air | CORCL’s | Beautiful Hiking Trails | Peaceful Fire Circles

Volunteer Director Team

The volunteer directors for this team are:

• Phil Harman
• David Neel
• Rory Field
• Chad Litten

More Event Information

Event Information Packet Available Soon

Event Cost

• Camper Price: This camp can be registered using a four-step payment plan. [Learn more here…]
  •   $651 • 2020 Full Camp Fee
    -$192 • INUMC Support [learn more]
      $459 • Your Camp Fee
    +$30 – After 4/20/20
• Counselor Price: $Free for adult volunteers

Register Here

Parents/Guardians – Sign up a camper to attend this event

Be A Volunteer

Serve as an adult counselor or parent at camp during programs

Resources & Info

Scholarship Info, Registration Details, Payment Plans, & More

 

Camp Indicoso’s Impact Camps provide a classic camp experience, featuring action packed adventures including swimming, a dueling giant swing and zip lines, and high ropes. Most importantly, there is a deep focus on Christ through a spiritual program including small groups, worship, and opportunities to ask the tough questions about God in a safe place.

Clear Gospel Message

Here at Camp Indicoso, we teach and explore the gospel with students through worship, stories, small group discussions, and feature activities. Each week has a different speaker and spiritual director to lead the students to a real and intimate relationship with our Savior.

Camp Worship

Praise can be expressed in many different ways, therefore, we like to help campers become inspired by the Holy Spirit’s movement during different worship times throughout the week. The main worship sessions each day take place in the Tabernacle where we are able to have a high energy, media-rich, outdoor-setting experience that draws us each to our Creator.

Recreation & Activities

Activities | Twin High Ropes Course |  Zip Lines | Swimming Pool | Paintball  |  Low Ropes Course | GaGa Pit | Beautiful Hiking Trails | Peaceful Fire Circles

Volunteer Director Team

The volunteer directors for this team are:

• Sean Johnson- pastor at Edinburgh United Methodist Church
• Colin Cress- pastor at Shelbyville United Methodist Church

More Event Information

Event Information Packet Available Soon

Event Cost

• Camper Price: This camp can be registered using a four-step payment plan. [Learn more here…]
  •   $651 • 2020 Full Camp Fee
    -$192 • INUMC Support [learn more]
      $459 • Your Camp Fee
    +$30 – After 4/20/20
• Counselor Price: $Free for adult volunteers

Register Here

Parents/Guardians – Sign up a camper to attend this event

Be A Volunteer

Serve as an adult counselor or parent at camp during programs

Resources & Info

Scholarship Info, Registration Details, Payment Plans, & More

 

That Thing at Epworth Forest is a summer conference camp for high school students to come together in pursuit of Christ being lived out in their communities. There’s a ton of fun here but more importantly, this camp is about sending students out to put love and action into the root of their daily lives back at home.

Hundreds of students will be on site each week from ninth grade through graduating seniors. Students get some supervised free time to explore recreation areas in groups, choose from different Creative Labs, grab snack at the Beach House, and relax in their lodge common rooms.

Camp Worship

At the core of That Thing is a passion for creating expressive and interactive worship spaces that draw on multiple learning styles to help students engage with the gospel and finding their own rhythm and connection with God. Bands and speakers spend time connecting with students throughout the day as well as on stage. Counselors and leaders help students through small group discussions in meeting new friends and unpacking the experiences of the week.

Recreation & Activities

Beach Waterfront | Aqua Rocker | Canoes | Swimming | Swurfer Swings | Sports Courts | GaGa Pit

Keynote Speaker

The keynoter for this week is TBD

Worship Band

The worship band for this week is TBD

More Event Information

Event Information Packet Available Soon

Event Cost

• Camper Price: This camp can be registered using a four-step payment plan. [Learn more here…]
  •   $651 • 2020 Full Camp Fee
    -$192 • INUMC Support [learn more]
      $459 • Your Camp Fee
    +$30 – After 4/20/20
• Counselor Price: $Free for adult volunteers

 

For students who come from churches where leaders aren’t able to attend or there aren’t enough students to get group lodging, we’ve created intentional spaces and opportunities to come and experience That Thing. These experiences are for students (roommate request’s available) who enjoy meeting lots of new people. Everyone in the cabin will probably only know 1-3 other people. There are no concerns, everything is taken care of from the fun to worship.

That Thing’s Campus House Counselors plan development time for students to connect, get to know one another and open up throughout the week. The experience is about connecting them with each other so that as a created community they can support, encourage and challenge one another in Christ during that week.

Students in the Campus Houses get to experience everything That Thing has to offer. They still get the individual freedoms in what activites they plunge into and where they spend their time as they can pick and choose activities and experiences perfect for their likes and styles.

The Campus House is the best option for students coming to camp individually; church leaders are invited and encouraged to come be counselors, contact us for counseling info.

Volunteer info can be found here…

Register Here

Parents/Guardians – Sign up a camper to attend this event

Be A Volunteer

Serve as an adult counselor or parent at camp during programs

Resources & Info

Scholarship Info, Registration Details, Payment Plans, & More

 

Experience

• Camp Cookouts | Energetic Meal Times
• Pool Swimming | High Ropes | Low Ropes| Archery | Zip Lines |Giant Swings
• Individual Devotional Times | Small Group Discussion | Energetic Woods Worship Setting

Outcomes

• Small group times, will focus on interpersonal and social skill development this year. The goal is to help amplify the students’ capacity to connect more deeply in their home communities.  
• Students will focus in on discovering how to spend time alone with God and grow through their own digging into scripture, listening through prayer, and in seeking Him first.
• As always, exciting adventures, friendships, worship times, and activities will make this a memorable week of their life for years to come.

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    The volunteer directing staff are; Chris and Emily Burkhart and Hannah Enloe.

     This directing team wants the experience of camp to be one that these campers never forget. One that is not only a time to make lifelong friendships, but also a time to focus on how much God loves them and wants a relationship with each one of them.

Event Information Packet Available Soon

Event Cost

• Camper Price: This camp can be registered using a four-step payment plan. [Learn more here…]
  •   $651 • 2020 Full Camp Fee
    -$192 • INUMC Support [learn more]
      $459 • Your Camp Fee
    +$30 – After 4/20/20
• Counselor Price: $Free for adult volunteers

Register Here

Parents/Guardians – Sign up a camper to attend this event

Be A Volunteer

Serve as an adult counselor or parent at camp during programs

Resources & Info

Scholarship Info, Registration Details, Payment Plans, & More

 

A personal growth program designed for teenagers who desire to be in leadership positions within their community now or in the future.  Under the supervision of our ILT Director, this small group of 7th-9th graders will explore what it means to be a Christian leader.  They’ll dig into leadership characteristics (like integrity, planning, organization, accountability, problem solving), and discover how these can be used both in the camp setting and their home communities.  Each day they’ll have the opportunity to put into action what they’re learning through serving alongside camp counselors and staff to lead elementary campers in activities.  

Experiences

Developing Leadership Skills|Leading and Serving Campers|Beach Swimming|Mammoth Swing|Low Ropes Course|Star Gazing and Night Hike|Campfire Cookout|Evening Worship at Campfire|Devotions

Clear Gospel Message

At Camp Lakewood, we teach and explore God’s love in every moment, emphasizing the power and love of Jesus Christ above all else. ILT campers will spend significant time exploring how God wants to use them personally as a leader.  They’ll work alongside Christian camp leaders to see an example of what Christian leadership looks like.  By the end of the week each ILT camper will have a plan to use their leadership skills to impact their home community.  We believe that campers will not only have a good time at camp but have their lives transformed forever.  Our prayer is that each camper who leaves Lakewood will be transformed by the grace of God, on mission to fulfill our call to live a life of love full of the fruits of the spirit. 

Outcomes

Strengthened Leadership Skills|Strengthened Interpersonal Skills|An intimate understanding of Jesus|Lifetime of memories|New Friends

ILT Director

The ILT Program will be led by veteran Lakewood staff member Grace Stewart.  Grace is an energetic leader with a powerful devotion to Jesus Christ, and a passion for camp and young leaders. 

More Event Information

Event Information Packet Available Soon

Event Cost

• Camper Price: This camp can be registered using a four-step payment plan. [Learn more here…]
  •   $267 • 2020 Full Camp Fee
    -$192 • INUMC Support [learn more]
      $75 • Your Camp Fee

Register Here

Parents/Guardians – Sign up a camper to attend this event

Be A Volunteer

Serve as an adult counselor or parent at camp during programs

Resources & Info

Scholarship Info, Registration Details, Payment Plans, & More

 

That Thing at Epworth Forest is a summer conference camp for high school students to come together in pursuit of Christ being lived out in their communities. There’s a ton of fun here but more importantly, this camp is about sending students out to put love and action into the root of their daily lives back at home.

Hundreds of students will be on site each week from ninth grade through graduating seniors. Students get some supervised free time to explore recreation areas in groups, choose from different Creative Labs, grab snack at the Beach House, and relax in their lodge common rooms.

Camp Worship

At the core of That Thing is a passion for creating expressive and interactive worship spaces that draw on multiple learning styles to help students engage with the gospel and finding their own rhythm and connection with God. Bands and speakers spend time connecting with students throughout the day as well as on stage. Counselors and leaders help students through small group discussions in meeting new friends and unpacking the experiences of the week.

Recreation & Activities

Beach Waterfront | Aqua Rocker | Canoes | Swimming | Swurfer Swings | Sports Courts | GaGa Pit

Keynote Speaker

The keynoter for this week is TBD

Worship Band

The worship band for this week is TBD

More Event Information

Event Information Packet Available Soon

Event Cost

• Camper Price: This camp can be registered using a four-step payment plan. [Learn more here…]
  •   $651 • 2020 Full Camp Fee
    -$192 • INUMC Support [learn more]
      $459 • Your Camp Fee
    +$30 – After 4/20/20
• Counselor Price: $Free for adult volunteers

 

For students who come from churches where leaders aren’t able to attend or there aren’t enough students to get group lodging, we’ve created intentional spaces and opportunities to come and experience That Thing. These experiences are for students (roommate request’s available) who enjoy meeting lots of new people. Everyone in the cabin will probably only know 1-3 other people. There are no concerns, everything is taken care of from the fun to worship.

That Thing’s Campus House Counselors plan development time for students to connect, get to know one another and open up throughout the week. The experience is about connecting them with each other so that as a created community they can support, encourage and challenge one another in Christ during that week.

Students in the Campus Houses get to experience everything That Thing has to offer. They still get the individual freedoms in what activites they plunge into and where they spend their time as they can pick and choose activities and experiences perfect for their likes and styles.

The Campus House is the best option for students coming to camp individually; church leaders are invited and encouraged to come be counselors, contact us for counseling info.

Volunteer info can be found here…

Register Here

Parents/Guardians – Sign up a camper to attend this event

Be A Volunteer

Serve as an adult counselor or parent at camp during programs

Resources & Info

Scholarship Info, Registration Details, Payment Plans, & More

 

Camp Adventure’s Express Camp provides a classic camp experience, featuring action-packed adventures including: swimming, blobbing, paintball, low ropes, and high ropes. Most importantly, there is a deep focus on Christ through an amazing spiritual program including small groups, modern worship and opportunities to ask the tough questions about God. 

Clear Gospel Message

At Camp Adventure, we teach and explore the gospel with students through worship, stories, small group discussions, and feature activities. Each week has a different speaker and spiritual director to lead the students to a real and intimate relationship with our Savior. 

Camp Worship

Praise can be expressed in many different ways, therefore, we like to help campers become inspired by the Holy Spirit’s movement during different worship times throughout the week. Each week brings a new worship team to lead students to give their all to our Creator. Lookout Lodge, which also doubles as the dining room, turns into a sacred worship space with high-tech lighting and dynamically led music.

Campers also have the opportunity to worship through exploring nature on our vast acreage, meeting in small groups, navigating through the Bible, and encouraging one another through activities like the low and high ropes courses.

Recreation & Activities

Human Foosball | High Ropes Adventure Course | Climbing Wall | Zip Lines | Giant Blob in Kaiser Lake | Jr. Olympic Sized Swimming Pool | Slip ‘N Slide | Paintball | Low Ropes Course | GaGa Pit | 9 Square-in-the-Air | CORCL’s | Beautiful Hiking Trails | Peaceful Fire Circles

Volunteer Director Team

The volunteer directors for this team are:

• Adam Miller (Pierce Church)
• Evan Guse (Pierce Church)
• Adam & Sarah Sparks (Pierce Church)
• Grerayle Walton

More Event Information

Event Information Packet Available Soon

Event Cost

• Camper Price: This camp can be registered using a four-step payment plan. [Learn more here…]
  •   $511 • 2020 Full Camp Fee
    -$192 • INUMC Support [learn more]
      $319 • Your Camp Fee
    +$20 – After 4/20/20
• Counselor Price: $Free for adult volunteers

Register Here

Parents/Guardians – Sign up a camper to attend this event

Be A Volunteer

Serve as an adult counselor or parent at camp during programs

Resources & Info

Scholarship Info, Registration Details, Payment Plans, & More

 

A personal growth program designed for teenagers who desire to be in leadership positions within their community now or in the future.  Under the supervision of our ILT Director, this small group of 7th-9th graders will explore what it means to be a Christian leader.  They’ll dig into leadership characteristics (like integrity, planning, organization, accountability, problem solving), and discover how these can be used both in the camp setting and their home communities.  Each day they’ll have the opportunity to put into action what they’re learning through serving alongside camp counselors and staff to lead elementary campers in activities.  

Experiences

Developing Leadership Skills|Leading and Serving Campers|Beach Swimming|Mammoth Swing|Low Ropes Course|Star Gazing and Night Hike|Campfire Cookout|Evening Worship at Campfire|Devotions

Clear Gospel Message

At Camp Lakewood, we teach and explore God’s love in every moment, emphasizing the power and love of Jesus Christ above all else. ILT campers will spend significant time exploring how God wants to use them personally as a leader.  They’ll work alongside Christian camp leaders to see an example of what Christian leadership looks like.  By the end of the week each ILT camper will have a plan to use their leadership skills to impact their home community.  We believe that campers will not only have a good time at camp but have their lives transformed forever.  Our prayer is that each camper who leaves Lakewood will be transformed by the grace of God, on mission to fulfill our call to live a life of love full of the fruits of the spirit. 

Outcomes

Strengthened Leadership Skills|Strengthened Interpersonal Skills|An intimate understanding of Jesus|Lifetime of memories|New Friends

ILT Director

The ILT Program will be led by veteran Lakewood staff member Grace Stewart.  Grace is an energetic leader with a powerful devotion to Jesus Christ, and a passion for camp and young leaders. 

More Event Information

Event Information Packet Available Soon

Event Cost

• Camper Price: This camp can be registered using a four-step payment plan. [Learn more here…]
  •   $267 • 2020 Full Camp Fee
    -$192 • INUMC Support [learn more]
      $75 • Your Camp Fee

Register Here

Parents/Guardians – Sign up a camper to attend this event

Be A Volunteer

Serve as an adult counselor or parent at camp during programs

Resources & Info

Scholarship Info, Registration Details, Payment Plans, & More

 

How is Horse Camp Different?

Horse camp is very similar to a traditional camp experience with meals, cabins, and worship. However, two thirds of horse camper’s activity time is spent in the Barn learning basic animal husbandry and riding skills. The nature of this camp is to give campers a normal camp experience with a focus on Horse care and riding. Have all the same fun but with horses too!

Clear Gospel Message

Horse campers get to experience one of the most beautiful creatures God created in a close and personal setting. During training, campers learn how God cares for all of his creation big and small. This along with regular camp worship times, devotional activities, and big events like Station night, allows campers to grow closer to God and develop a personal relationship with Christ.

Experience

• Residential Horse Camp
• Equine Safety
• Western Riding Approach
• Barn Operations
• Horse Care
• Tack Identification
• Along with Traditional Camp activities

**How much riding is experienced during this camp is subjective. Riding times varies based on number of campers, horses availability/temperament and other factors. Horse camper’s WILL ride but we do not guarantee riding each day.**

All Skill Levels Welcome

• Little to no experience with horses is needed. Introductory horse lovers will find a welcoming and encouraging space to interact with and build comfort with horses as you progress from foundation to advanced skills regardless of age. Learn the basics and get to engage with horses in a safe environment. 
• Long Time & Experienced Riders will find a great experience discovering more about horses and participating in peer leadership throughout the event as they strengthen and further develop their skills. They will get the chance to assist those younger than them in developing their skills as well as engaging during camp in a new way.
• Horses will be provided. Let your horse enjoy a small vacation staying at home this week while you get to discover a new relationship with a new equine friend at camp. Just make sure to check the packing list so you don’t forget any gear you may need!
• This camp varies week to week based on the type of camper’s who sign up. Skill levels per week will vary from experienced to beginner. Our leader’s will gear each weeks activities based off the skill level of the camper’s. Our camp’s tend to be best for beginner to intermediate level’s of horse riding. We do not do trail rides at this time and all riding takes place in our arena. For further questions about your week of camp feel free to email or call us! 

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• Camper Price: This camp can be registered using a four-step payment plan. [Learn more here…]
  •   $761 • 2020 Full Camp Fee
    -$192 • INUMC Support [learn more]
      $559 • Your Camp Fee
    +$30 – After 4/20/20
• Counselor Price: $Free for adult volunteers

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What is Middle School Camp?

Glad you asked! Middle school camp is a week long, overnight camp designed for 6th – 8th graders. The week is filled with a large assortment of activities from high ropes to Middle School week specific “Redneck Paintball.” While having fun, campers learn how to grow close to God in a variety of ways including events like Commitment Night and Stations night. 

Clear Gospel Message

As your child goes through the camp week they develop skills and knowledge that enables them to grow deeper in their faith, and to start making commitments to Christ. Through experience and worship campers find and build their relationship with God. 

Experience

• Camp Cookouts
• Pool
• Paintball
• High Ropes
• Zip Line
• Individual Devotional Times
• Small Group Discussions & More

Outcomes

• Students will focus in on discovering how to spend time alone with God and grow through their own digging into scripture, listening through prayer, and in seeking Him first.
• As always, exciting adventures, friendships, worship times, and activities will make this a memorable week of their life for years to come.
• This year we renovated our pool and hope to bring a better, and cooler, break to camper’s daily through fun water games!
• This year we will continue to enhance the schedule so that camper, and our volunteers, are able to make the most out of their day to reflect and be in prayer with God.

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• Camper Price: This camp can be registered using a four-step payment plan. [Learn more here…]
  •   $651 • 2020 Full Camp Fee
    -$192 • INUMC Support [learn more]
      $459 • Your Camp Fee
    +$30 – After 4/20/20
• Counselor Price: $Free for adult volunteers

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Camp Adventure’s Impact Camps provide a classic camp experience, featuring action-packed adventures including: swimming, blobbing, paintball, low ropes, and high ropes. Most importantly, there is a deep focus on Christ through an amazing spiritual program including small groups, modern worship, and opportunities to ask the tough questions about God.

Clear Gospel Message

At Camp Adventure, we teach and explore the gospel with students through worship, stories, small group discussions, and feature activities. Each week has a different speaker and spiritual director to lead the students to a real and intimate relationship with our Savior. 

Camp Worship

Praise can be expressed in many different ways, therefore, we like to help campers become inspired by the Holy Spirit’s movement during different worship times throughout the week. Each week brings a new worship team to lead students to give their all to our Creator. Lookout Lodge, which also doubles as the dining room, turns into a sacred worship space with high-tech lighting and dynamically led music.

Campers also have the opportunity to worship through exploring nature on our vast acreage, meeting in small groups, navigating through the Bible, and encouraging one another through activities like the low and high ropes courses.

Recreation & Activities

Human Foosball | High Ropes Adventure Course | Climbing Wall | Zip Lines | Giant Blob in Kaiser Lake | Jr. Olympic Sized Swimming Pool | Slip ‘N Slide | Paintball | Low Ropes Course | GaGa Pit | 9 Square-in-the-Air | CORCL’s | Beautiful Hiking Trails | Peaceful Fire Circles

Volunteer Director Team

The volunteer directors for this team are:

• Bob Preusch (Plainfield UMC)
• Kory Pritchett (West Lafayette 1st UMC)
• Zac Schwartz (FW Good Shepherd UMC)
• John Pearson (Solid Rock UMC)

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• Camper Price: This camp can be registered using a four-step payment plan. [Learn more here…]
  •   $651 • 2020 Full Camp Fee
    -$192 • INUMC Support [learn more]
      $459 • Your Camp Fee
    +$30 – After 4/20/20
• Counselor Price: $Free for adult volunteers

 

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Camp Indicoso’s Impact Camps provide a classic camp experience, featuring action packed adventures including swimming, a dueling giant swing and zip lines, and high ropes. Most importantly, there is a deep focus on Christ through a spiritual program including small groups, worship, and opportunities to ask the tough questions about God in a safe place.

Clear Gospel Message

Here at Camp Indicoso, we teach and explore the gospel with students through worship, stories, small group discussions, and feature activities. Each week has a different speaker and spiritual director to lead the students to a real and intimate relationship with our Savior.

Camp Worship

Praise can be expressed in many different ways, therefore, we like to help campers become inspired by the Holy Spirit’s movement during different worship times throughout the week. The main worship sessions each day take place in the Tabernacle where we are able to have a high energy, media-rich, outdoor-setting experience that draws us each to our Creator.

Recreation & Activities

Activities | Zip Lines | Swimming Pool | Paintball  |  Low Ropes Course | GaGa Pit | Beautiful Hiking Trails | Peaceful Fire Circles

Volunteer Director Team

The volunteer directors for this team are:

• Ben Esterline
• Katie Esterline
• Sarah Herron

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• Camper Price: This camp can be registered using a four-step payment plan. [Learn more here…]
  •   $651 • 2020 Full Camp Fee
    -$192 • INUMC Support [learn more]
      $459 • Your Camp Fee
    +$30 – After 4/20/20
• Counselor Price: $Free for adult volunteers

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A personal growth program designed for teenagers who desire to be in leadership positions within their community now or in the future.  Under the supervision of our ILT Director, this small group of 7th-9th graders will explore what it means to be a Christian leader.  They’ll dig into leadership characteristics (like integrity, planning, organization, accountability, problem solving), and discover how these can be used both in the camp setting and their home communities.  Each day they’ll have the opportunity to put into action what they’re learning through serving alongside camp counselors and staff to lead elementary campers in activities.  

Experiences

Developing Leadership Skills|Leading and Serving Campers|Beach Swimming|Mammoth Swing|Low Ropes Course|Star Gazing and Night Hike|Campfire Cookout|Evening Worship at Campfire|Devotions

Clear Gospel Message

At Camp Lakewood, we teach and explore God’s love in every moment, emphasizing the power and love of Jesus Christ above all else. ILT campers will spend significant time exploring how God wants to use them personally as a leader.  They’ll work alongside Christian camp leaders to see an example of what Christian leadership looks like.  By the end of the week each ILT camper will have a plan to use their leadership skills to impact their home community.  We believe that campers will not only have a good time at camp but have their lives transformed forever.  Our prayer is that each camper who leaves Lakewood will be transformed by the grace of God, on mission to fulfill our call to live a life of love full of the fruits of the spirit. 

Outcomes

Strengthened Leadership Skills|Strengthened Interpersonal Skills|An intimate understanding of Jesus|Lifetime of memories|New Friends

ILT Director

The ILT Program will be led by veteran Lakewood staff member Grace Stewart.  Grace is an energetic leader with a powerful devotion to Jesus Christ, and a passion for camp and young leaders. 

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  •   $267 • 2020 Full Camp Fee
    -$192 • INUMC Support [learn more]
      $75 • Your Camp Fee

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