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Merry Christmas

The campground board and staff would like to wish each of you a very Merry CHRISTmas.  Please take time during your celebration to ponder that God loved you so much to send his only son into this world to die on a cross so that you might have everlasting hope of a life with him.  Talk about a gift, the gift that overwhelms all other gifts combined.  That is what CHRISTMAS is all about, not the stockings on the mantle, not the gifts that will end up in the landfill sooner or later, but that hope of eternal salvation.  Once again Merry CHRISTMAS and we look foward to serving Christ in 2021!

New bell!

Every campground needs a bell to signal kids to come into the dining hall.  Now our campground has a bell thanks to a donation of a bell and the installation.  Come and hear the bell ring during camp!

Dates

We have very few dates left for this summer and also have several weekends booked this spring and fall.  If you are interested in having a camp or retreat, contact the caretaker for available dates.

A bell needed to ring at the campground!

The campground board would really like a old fashioned dinner bell to be installed at the dining hall.  It would be used to call kids to the dining hall or warn campers of a weather emergency.   If you have one or would like to donate a bell, please contact us!

Merry Christmas

The celebration of the birth of Jesus Christ is rapidy approaching.  Please keep the real reason for celebration at the forefront of your holiday season, his birth, death, and rising from the dead to set at the right hand of God the Father gives hope of eternal salvation.  When he comes again, it will not be as a child but as the King of Kings!

Wildhorse Ministries and old fashioned ham and bean dinner

October 5 will be a special day at the campground.  Wildhorse Ministries will make their 4th visit, as they show how training a horse is like our relationship with Christ.  We will be serving old fashioned ham and beans, fried potatoes, cornbread and dessert for a donation.  Serving will be 4-8 pm with the horse demonstration beginning at 5.  Come join us, this year the horse will be a Clydesdale, normally thought of as a draft horse, but also used for riding.