This is the main lodge where they housed the dining hall and camp store.
This is their climbing wall, which Kellen won't get to do until he's a little older.
This is the craft area where they did various art projects during the week.
And here's Kellen. Do you see something wrong with this picture? The kids were skipping rocks in a creek and someone's rock hit the corner of Kellen's frames, knocking out the right lens. They couldn't find it in the creek, which is a real shame. If they had found it, the warranty on the frames would've paid for the replacement. Instead, it's costing us $127 to replace that one lens, because of all the really great things that the insurance paid for on the initial pair but that aren't covered on a replacement. Ugh!!
Madison, of course, preferred to spend her entire time there playing in the sand box.
I'm afraid I don't know that much about what they did at camp all week, since parents don't stay, but it is a Bible camp used by various churches in the area. This means that there are various religious activities all week as well as time to read scriptures. Each cabin (six kids or so) has a college-age counselor that has been through several years of training in order to be a counselor and they are with their cabin through all of their activities all week long. Kellen really enjoyed it and is looking forward to going again next year.
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I loved going to girls camp, i wish that they had a camp for the younger ages growing up. It sounded like he had fun!!
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