A Summer You'll Never Forget -- 2008 Handle With Care

Register By May 15^th and Receive a $20 Discount

Leaders In Training (LIT)
Attention Youth who aspire to be future counsellors. Do you love children, camping and fun? Want to develop your leadership skills and grow closer to God?  Be an L.I.T. this summer. The L.I.T. program consist of training in Regina and a week at camp. Applications are available at any Regina United Church or Download from this website. Applications must be received by April 15. Qualified applicants will be interviewed. You must be 15 years old by June 30 to apply.

Primary I and II
A great way to introduce your child to camp. This camp consists of three days full of fun laughter and friends. Highlights always seem to be the pool, campfires games and the wiener roast.  Campers will leave with warm memories, and treasured crafts they created.

Just In Between (JIB) I and II
The beaver pond, friends and swimming in the pool are camper favorites. Enjoy paddling your canoe on the lake, cook out suppers and sleeping under the stars.

Junior Teen
Lasting friendships and memories are made when you participate in all camp has to offer. Cookouts, campouts, canoeing are just a few skill-building activities you'll enjoy. Share artistic talents, paint a mural, challenge yourself on the banana relay and don't miss the formal dinner and dance

Adventure Camp
This camp has been designed for the older campers who would like to practice and acquire skills in tenting, outdoor cooking, backpacking, hiking and canoeing.  the campers will leave the main camp area and set up a tent camp in one of the natural areas on the camp property. The daily schedule will include hiking, canoeing, spiritual care time, crafts, games, cooking, learning sessions, swimming and campfire.  Limited to 10 campers.

Music, Art, and Drama (MAD)
In addition to regular camp activities, campers will focus on music art and drama. If you love music, singing, art and performing this camp is for you. A Musical Production is presented for family and friends on the evening of the last day of camp.

Senior Teen
Intermediate campers bring their energy, ideas and so much more. They are given an opportunity to plan their day and lead activities. This is a challenging, fun filled week including a many new activities and a dance.