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F.A.Q.

Why Join Us At Camp?

Navigating new expectations and boundaries is never easy. Your family was thrown into separation because your country called on your service. You and your family answered the Call to Serve.
Quality family time is hard to carve out. Whether you join us for a weekend or full week we have carved out intentional, high adventure family time with Ziplines, Climbing Walls, Low Ropes Courses, Archery, Canoeing, Horseback Riding, Swimming, and more.
It is a great way to develop a group of friends with whom you have so much in common. You have all experienced deployment and re-integration. Your family can be a great resource for other families.
Set plans in motion to be intentional with your most important relationship -- your family.

Who Will Be There?

Why Are Children Required To Be School Age To Participate In The Adventure Activities?

Many of the activities (ziplines, rope courses, paintball, horseback riding, etc.) we offer are difficult and not age appropriate for children 5 and under. This means that part of your family may be involved in our childcare program. We have a staff of highly trained college age students that will help create a memorable experience for children 5 and under in a safe environment.

Does This Mean If Our Family Is Young That We Cannot Participate?

Our program does require that children be 6 or older to participate in adventure activities but we will offer childcare each day on site so that you may participate in activities with older members of your family. A highly trained staff of college age students will work with your infants through 5 year olds to create a safe, fun experience.

What If We Do Not Have Children? Can We Participate?

Absolutely. You may want to first consider coming to one of our couples only weekends or veterans only events. Watch for the 2010 schedule in the fall.

What Should We Bring?

What Should We Leave Behind?