Your teenager will experience one of the most wholesome camp programs here in Alaska. Our purpose is to build character. College coaches help children learn court skills and sportsmanship. Basketball all day long, waterfront activities, team games and Bible study in the evening. An outdoor camp experience for mentally or physically impaired children.
Campers live in dorms or cabins with a counselor and an assistant.
Every camper has the opportunity to enjoy horseback riding, waterfront activities, a hay ride and other exciting outdoor fun within the limits of their disability. This year's Bible study speaker is Roger Williams, executive director of Mount Hermon Camp and Conference Center. Campers work closely with the horses, learning proper riding techniques and care and cleaning of the horses. At week's end, campers are tested on their knowledge and earn a certificate from the Camp Horsemanship Associations. Campers live in an Old West-style ghost town, sleep in Conestoga wagons and hike to the main camp for showers.