Camp Tekoa offers an amzing Day Camp Program and Adventure Day Camp program.  Click here for more info!

Elementary Mini Overnight Camp is a shortened version of our weeklong elementary resident camp. This four day, three night camp is a fun introduction for our first-time or younger campers. Activities are geared with group interaction in mind, so that campers are encouraged to make friends with other group members, and stay busy from morning to night. Most activities are similar to the full week Elementary Resident camp where campers share in activities such as boating, swimming, tree climb, zipline, arts & crafts, hiking, challenge course, campfires, talent show (Thursdays) and more. Campers will meet with the pastor once during their stay to hear stories about Jesus Christ and to ask questions about church and the Bible.This four day, three night camp is a fun introduction for our first-time or younger campers. Activities are geared with group interaction in mind, so that campers are encouraged to make friends with other group members, and stay busy from morning to night.

Resident campers are organized in family groups. For Elementary Mini Camp, each family group typically consists of 6-8 boys and 6-8 girls with a male and female counselor. Mini Camp family groups participate in all activities and meals together and are housed separately by gender in bunk style lodging. Campers who register for both sessions in the same week must be picked up during Wednesday morning check-out and return during Wednesday afternoon check-in.

Come and be a part of the Camp Tekoa experience! Camp Tekoa has a progressive overnight camp program, which encourages campers to engage in age-appropriate activities, allowing them to be challenged physically, mentally, and spiritually year-after-year. Overnight campers learn parallel lessons between these activities and their own personal spiritual walk. It is easy to spend time learning and reflecting in God's natural world and to feel Christ's presence throughout the week. Our Elementary TKO Campers are the youngest age group to participate in our high adventure challenge elements. Some of these elements include the tree climb and our 350 ft. lake zipline.Camp Tekoa has a progressive resident camp program, which encourages campers to engage in age-appropriate activities, allowing them to be challenged physically, mentally, and spiritually year-after-year. Our Elementary TKO Campers are the youngest age group to participate in our high adventure challenge elements. Some of these elements include the tree climb and our 350 ft. lake zipline. 8-11 Years Old

Elementary TKO campers will enjoy many on-site activities including boating, bouldering wall, arts and crafts, water games, swimming, hiking, low elements challenge course, outdoor cooking, campfires, talent shows and more. See a Sample Schedule of events.

Resident camps are organized in family groups. For Elementary TKO Camp, each family group typically consists of 6-9 boys and 6-9 girls with a male and female counselor. This type of structure promotes strong camper-to-camper and camper-to-staff relationships. Family groups participate in all activities and meals together and are housed separately by gender in bunk style cabins or lodges. Depending on registration numbers, some family groups are single-gendered. Family groups are organized by camper age and cabin mate requests within the Elementary TKO program.

Check out the Info Sheet for packing list and camp description.  Check your schedule on our Dates and Rates sheet.  Click on Waivers to download the needed additional waivers for this camp. Check out a sample schedule with our Mock Schedule.

Elementary Day campers are divided, based on their age, into co-ed groups of approximately 11 campers and are led by two or more senior staff or staff assistants. Camp Tekoa provides a snack and drink, as well as drinks for lunch. Campers will have non-stop fun each day! Elementary Day Camp activities are designed specifically for this younger age group. All activities are conducted on-site and may include nature hikes, scavenger hunts, devotions, challenge course, swimming, paddle boating, hayrides, arts and crafts, games, songs, zipline and more. Like our overnight camp, all activities are centered on our mission statement of "Touching Hearts, Changing Lives, and Sharing the Light of Christ." Keeping this emphasis helps lift up and encourage our campers in a positive way.

Each day, campers should bring a backpack and the following items: sack lunch, change of clothes, bathing suit (one-piece for girls), towel, hooded rain jacket, sunscreen, sturdy shoes and a water bottle. Please put your camper's name on sack lunches and other belongings.

High School campers have an experience like no other. Regardless of whether a High School Overnight camper has come to Tekoa before, they seem to embrace their week of spiritual growth and renewed self-confidence. They gain lifelong friendships through fun Tekoa activities and their interaction with other group members and Family Group Leaders. In addition to classic camp activities such as boating, swimming, climbing, zipline, hiking, talent show, camping/cooking outdoors, swamp canoes, and the challenge course, High School Overnight campers will experience Tekoa's high ropes course, whitewater rafting (additional parental authorization required for rafting), Big Meadow Zipline and participating in a community outreach project -- activities reserved only for high school campers!

Camp Tekoa has a progressive overnight program, which allows campers to engage in age appropriate activities, allowing them to be challenged physically, mentally, and spiritually year-after-year. High school campers will learn parallel lessons between these activities and their own personal spiritual walk. It is easy to spend time learning and reflecting in God's natural world and to feel Christ's presence throughout the week.

Tekoa Overnight (TKO) camps are organized in family groups. For High School Overnight Camp, each family group typically consists of 6-9 boys and 6-9 girls with a male and female counselor. This type of structure promotes strong camper-to-camper and camper-to-staff relationships. Family groups participate in all activities and meals together and are housed separately by gender in bunk style cabins or lodges. Depending on registration numbers, some family groups are single gendered. Family groups are organized by camper age and cabin mate requests within the High School TKO program.

Adventure Camps:

Water Adventure

Ultimate Challenge

Survivor

Blitz! (rising 9th Graders) 

Expedition

2Ex: Expedition Extreme

Check out the Info Sheet for packing list and camp description.  Check your schedule on our Dates and Rates sheet.  Click on Waivers to download the needed additional waivers for this camp. Check out a sample schedule with our Mock Schedule.

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