Program |
Available Weeks |
Choose Your Price |
High School Resident |
Week Two, June 15-20 |
Supporters (+ $50 gift) = $520 Sustainers (actual cost) = $470 Subsidized (discounted cost) = $420 |
High School Resident + Tubing |
Week Two, June 15-20 |
Supporters ( + $50 gift) = $555 Sustainers (actual cost) = $505 Subsidized (discounted cost) = $455 |
High School Resident + Equestrian |
Week Two, June 15-20 |
Supporters ( + $50 gift) = $575 Sustainers (actual cost) = $525 Subsidized (discounted cost) = $475 |
High School Wellness Retreat |
Week Two, June 15-20 |
Supporters ( + $50 gift) = $630 Sustainers (actual cost) = $580 Subsidized (discounted cost) = $530 |
High School Resident Camp (for rising 10th-graduation, ages 15-18)
High School Resident Camp is 6 days and 5 nights of extreme fun and meaningful group activities. You will lodge in a gender-separated cabin and spend each day with your co-ed family-unit of 8-10 campers and 2-4 counselors. Activities for the week include group games, nature, crafts, music and singing, campfire vespers, swimming, low-ropes group challenges, creek-play, Home-in-the-Woods camping skills, hiking the camp trails and a singing hike to Horseshoe Bend, archery, orienteering and geocaching, Morning Watch, Bible study, nightly worship around the campfire, polar bear swims, night activities, special evening programs and a day on the climbing wall and high ropes course, including the Zip Line and the Flying Squirrel! On Tuesday or Wednesday, your family unit will have a cookout in your Home-in-the-Woods and have one or more overnight camp-outs. Resident Camp is a great week of fun and adventure; exploring your extraordinary faith journey TOGETHER! Be here for an awesome week!
High School Resident Camp is 6 days and 5 nights of extreme fun and meaningful group activities. You will lodge in a gender-separated cabin and spend each day with your co-ed family-unit of 8-10 campers and 2-4 counselors. Activities for the week include group games, nature, crafts, music and singing, campfire vespers, swimming, low-ropes group challenges, creek-play, Home-in-the-Woods camping skills, hiking the camp trails and a singing hike to Horseshoe Bend, archery, orienteering and geocaching, Morning Watch, Bible study, nightly worship around the campfire, polar bear swims, night activities, special evening programs and a day on the climbing wall and high ropes course, including the Zip Line and the Flying Squirrel! On Tuesday or Wednesday, your family unit will have a cookout in your Home-in-the-Woods and have one or more overnight camp-outs. Resident Camp is a great week of fun and adventure; exploring your extraordinary faith journey TOGETHER! Be here for an awesome week!
Middle School Resident + Tubing Camp (for rising 10th-graduation, ages 15-18)
All the best of Middle School Resident Camp plus the adventure of river tubing!
River Tubing:
It’s our best way to beat the summer heat! Your week includes a fun and relaxing morning of river tubing on the beautiful and historic James River, just 6 miles from Camp Bethel. Let the river do the work as we ride the gentle current through gorgeous scenery over riffles and mini-rapids while keeping cool splashing, swimming and playing. Get creative with your float style or team up with your counselors and new friends to build an ultimate tube-blob-flotilla! Tubes, PFDs and transport provided by our friends at Twin River Outfitters, with counselor leadership provided by Camp Bethel. Rated easy.
All the best of Middle School Resident Camp plus the adventure of river tubing!
River Tubing:
It’s our best way to beat the summer heat! Your week includes a fun and relaxing morning of river tubing on the beautiful and historic James River, just 6 miles from Camp Bethel. Let the river do the work as we ride the gentle current through gorgeous scenery over riffles and mini-rapids while keeping cool splashing, swimming and playing. Get creative with your float style or team up with your counselors and new friends to build an ultimate tube-blob-flotilla! Tubes, PFDs and transport provided by our friends at Twin River Outfitters, with counselor leadership provided by Camp Bethel. Rated easy.
High School Resident + Equestrian Camp (for rising 10th-graduation, ages 15-18)
All the best of Middle School Resident Camp plus the adventure of equestrian!
Equestrian:
You will gain confidence and skills learning what ‘horse people’ know. This hands-on program for true horse enthusiasts covers horse safety, health and nutrition, grooming and use of equipment so you can tack up and mount for your daily lesson. Long pants and boots with heel required! Helmets, gear and professional leadership provided. Minimum weight 60 lbs. Rated easy-moderate.
All the best of Middle School Resident Camp plus the adventure of equestrian!
Equestrian:
You will gain confidence and skills learning what ‘horse people’ know. This hands-on program for true horse enthusiasts covers horse safety, health and nutrition, grooming and use of equipment so you can tack up and mount for your daily lesson. Long pants and boots with heel required! Helmets, gear and professional leadership provided. Minimum weight 60 lbs. Rated easy-moderate.
High School Wellness Retreat (for rising 9th-graduation, ages 14-18)
All the best of High School Resident Camp plus mental health specific programming.
Wellness Retreat: Navigating Relationships from Digital to No Filter
This year’s Wellness Retreat at Camp Bethel will dive deep into the many layers of relationships—past, present, and future. Together, we’ll explore how our early experiences and past connections shape the way we interact today, uncovering tools to build stronger, healthier relationships moving forward.
Through engaging discussions, self-reflection activities, and real-world examples, we’ll focus on:
All the best of High School Resident Camp plus mental health specific programming.
Wellness Retreat: Navigating Relationships from Digital to No Filter
This year’s Wellness Retreat at Camp Bethel will dive deep into the many layers of relationships—past, present, and future. Together, we’ll explore how our early experiences and past connections shape the way we interact today, uncovering tools to build stronger, healthier relationships moving forward.
Through engaging discussions, self-reflection activities, and real-world examples, we’ll focus on:
- Understanding the impact of childhood relationships on our current interactions.
- Developing skills for healthy communication and conflict resolution.
- Recognizing the qualities of strong, supportive friendships and partnerships.
- Navigating the unique challenges of social media and digital connections.
- Setting boundaries and maintaining self-respect in all types of relationships.
- Building confidence to foster meaningful connections both online and offline.
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