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PAIDCanton, Ohio

Permit No. 391

East Ohio Conferenceof The United Methodist ChurchP.O. Box 2800North Canton, OH 44720

Lakeside & Malone

Seek His will in all you do and He will show you

the path to take.~ Proverbs 3:6

Aldersgate

AsburyWanake

East Ohio Camps has been leading campers down the right path for over half a century! How, you may ask? We take direction from a great guide with a great map.

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Summer camp with EOC is a journey that has always had new experiences, new challenges, new friends and unforgettable memories for everyone involved. Campers navigate each site and find great camp activities, silly songs and excellent staff, not to mention the treasure. That’s right! TREASURE! The cross marks the spot and our guide reveals himself. Through this nurturing, safe yet still exciting environment campers will be challenged to learn who they are as individuals and who they are as they step onto a path to follow Christ.

On this adventure campers will be challenged to learn who they are as individuals and who they are as followers of Christ. Anyone can start their own journey with EOC and we have many ways to start. Choose an event at one of the East Ohio Camps: Aldersgate, Asbury, and Wanake, or go off the beaten path with Christian Youth Fellowship (CYF), Reach Out or Institute. If you know a child or youth in need of some fun or a challenge this summer, go to www.EOCSummercamps.org for event listings and registration forms.

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SUMMER CAMP

General Information...........................................................2

About Each Program ..............................................................3

Camp Aldersgate Events ................................................4

Camp Asbury Events ................................................................6

Camp Poster ......................................................................................11

CAmp Wamake Events ......................................................... 14

Lakeside & Malone Events .........................................22

Registration Guidelines................................................22

Schedule of All Events ................................................23

Registration Form ............................................................24

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savInGs wHEn yOU sIGn a FrIEnD UP, $10. HavInG a FrIEnD THaT Is savED, PrICElEss.

wIn an aPPlE iPod nanO!

Avoid high traffic areas as the adventure begins! Events fill very quickly, so beat the rush.

Choose an experience to suit the adventurer. Pick the event that meets your needs for timing, age and location.

Every challenge is by choice and also ability. Pay attention to the activity levels of certain events. Adventure and Rustic events require a higher level of endurance than other experiences.

Grades --- In the fall of 2011. This means the grade the camper will be entering in September of 2011

Please read the refund policy.

Find us and register online at www.EOCSummercamps.org or complete the registration form and send to: East Ohio Camps, PO BOX 76021 Cleveland, Ohio 44101-4755

All you have to do is have a friend sign up for an event who has never been to an East Ohio Camps event.

You’ve started your trek down the right path. Why not bring a friend along and save some money at the same time?

Here’s how it works. Have a friend who has never experienced East Ohio Camps sign up for an event. Your friend fills out the discount coupon giving your name and event number that you are going to attend. The coupon must come with your friend’s registration form to our office. When we have verified that your friend is a new camper to East Ohio Camps we will credit your account with a $10 discount. Keep in touch with EOC year round at www.EOCSummercamps.org for contests and drawings that lead to more savings!

Want a chance to tour the sites, talk to the staff, and see what is being offered for 2011? Join us on the following dates.

Camp aldersgate saturday, april 9, 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. sunday, may 22, 2-4 p.m.

Camp asbury: sunday, February, 13, 2-6 p.m. sunday, april 3, 2-6 p.m.

Camp Wanake sunday, march 6, 2-5 p.m. saturday, april 16, 2-5 p.m.

with Resurrection Egg Hunt starting at 2:30 p.m.

sunday, may 1, 2-6 p.m.

Early BIrD rEGIs TraT IOnMany of our events are open to early bird registration. Payments postmarked by May 1st for eligible events will receive the early bird registration price. You may also help start an adventure for others by paying the full fee regardless of the discount and ask that the remainder be donated to the Campership Fund. The Campership Fund helps those in need to attend camp. All registrations postmarked after May 1st will pay the standard registration price.

Become a CAMP Recruiter! Help a friend “Get in the CAMP” and we may reward you with an Apple iPod nano. Share this brochure with a friend who has never attended an East Ohio Camps event before and encourage them to go to camp. If they attend, your name will be entered in a drawing with a grand prize of an Apple iPod Nano. The drawing will be held on August 31, 2011. Get out there and start sharing the fun. Each new camper you recruit will give you another chance to win. And, on top of the chance to win, you will receive a $10 “Bring a Friend” discount off the cost of your event.

Here’s how! Have a friend who has never been to East Ohio Camps sign up for an event. On their registration form, have them indicate they are a new camper and include your name and the event number that you are attending.

When we have verified that your friend is a new camper to East Ohio Camps, we will credit your account with a $10 discount and enter your name in the drawing. It’s that easy! So, use the registration form in this brochure or print one out at www.EOCSummercamps.org, put your name

and info on it and get recruiting. Want more brochures, email us at camp@eocumc.com

or call us at 1-800-831-3972 ext. 108.

sIBlInG DIsCOUnT

If more than one child from your

family is going to camp this year …

• You pay full price for one child

• Deduct $10 off the price of each

additional child.

If you have any questions, please call

the camp office at 1-800-831-3972

ext. 108.

FUn anD saFE Ty - amErICan CamP assOCIaT IOn

CamPs sE T THE s TanDarDOur three sites, aldersgate, asbury and Wanake are fully accredited by the american Camp association.

ACA Accreditation means that these sites care enough to undergo a thorough (over 300 standards) review of its operation — from staff qualifications and training to emergency management. American Camp Association collaborates with experts from The American Academy of Pediatrics, the American Red Cross, and other youth service agencies to assure that current practices at the camp reflect the most up-to-date, research-based standards in camp operation. Camps and ACA form a partnership that promotes summers of growth and fun in an environment committed to safety.

ACA helps accredited camps provide:

• Healthy, developmentally-appropriate activities and learning experiences

• Discovery through experiential education

• Caring, competent role models

• Service to the community and the environment

• Opportunities for leadership and personal growth

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Camp Asbury

Camp Aldersgate Camp

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T he Bible compares a person who trusts in the Lord to a tree planted beside a stream. Even

in seasons of drought this tree thrives because it “knows” how to grow toward water. Ever thought about trees as spiritual guides? The Bible has. It uses images from nature to teach us about being spiritual people. If trees can teach us about being a follower of Jesus then we ought to spend some time with trees.

This summer Camp Asbury invites you to come to the woods for fun and adventure. Every child should have the chance to play among the trees. Camp Asbury’s 450 acres of woods, wetlands and meadows invite exploration.

At Camp Asbury we’ll do more than help you find your way around the woods. We’ll help you grow spiritually: by living in a small-group community; by opening the meaning of the Bible; by experiencing the wonder of creation.

Experience the woods as a place of refreshment, wonder, connectedness and fun. Discover that you can depend on God to provide you with the essentials for growth—right where you are.

Camp Asbury’s Summer 2011 theme is “Faith Like Trees.” Let the Word of God take root and grow within you. Tap into the value of living outdoors with a small group of peers under the supervision of trained and talented college-aged counselors. Stretch. Grow. Branch out.

Summer camp at Wanake is an experience that lasts a lifetime. Strong friendships and deep

understandings are built as campers experience small family groups of 10 -12 campers with two counselors who serve as positive, Godly role models. Family groups live, play, study, eat, and pray together, as well as enjoy all their themed experience offers. This Jesus-centered community encourages new ways of thinking and reinforces positive habits. Campers practice decision making and have opportunities to take responsibility. New for 2011 is the teen schedule, featuring nightly campfires, sleep-in mornings, and “teen-only” events.

Wanake’s goal is that campers will have a new, renewed, and/or strengthened relationship with God. Counselors facilitate daily devotions, Bible study, prayer, and teachable moments, providing settings for campers to grow in relationship with Jesus. Each camper is given opportunities to practice leadership, encouraging growth as a Christian leader.

Wanake offers program variety for all ages providing opportunities to try new things and build skills with practiced mentors. Campers benefit from being in God’s Creation and exploring Wanake’s 250 acres. Specialty programs include swimming, rock climbing, horseback riding, creative/performing arts, outdoor living, and sports.

Housing includes modern retreat centers, traditional cabins, The Rock Lodge, Adirondack Shelters, and The Survival Cabin. Woods and lakes; pool with rock-climbing and diving board; historic barns; and 47 foot climbing tower add to Wanake’s setting.

Each year, youth from around Ohio have the opportunity to gather at Malone University and Lakeside

for great Christian community, in-depth Bible study, creative worship, mission projects and lots of fun activities. Malone University, located in Canton, is a beautiful campus and has been the home of CYF (Christian Youth Fellowship) for the last 6 years. Lakeside is a gated community on the Marblehead Peninsula on Lake Erie. It has been the long-standing place to gather for Lakeside Institute and Reach Out. What are they all about?

CYF Passionate Worship. Authentic Christian community. Cutting-edge technology. Collegiate atmosphere. Intense Bible study. Creative expression. Incredible energy. Mind-blowing prayer. Impactful service. A long history of life change. Monumental Slip-n-Slide. Check out the website - www.mycyf.com.

Reach Out Reach Out is a camp for youth going into the 8th grade through senior high. Centered around a two day off-site mission trip, the week also includes great activities, life-long friendships, praise and worship, study, and great fellowship. Be Open. Be Faithful. Be There. Check out the website. www.reachoutcamp.com.

Lakeside Institute:A week of worship, fun and fellowship is in store as you grow in your relationship with Christ. Feel the presence of the Lord through prayer time, small group discussions, worship, and personal devotion time as well as the fun activities planned throughout the week. Check out the website - www.LakesideInstitute.org.

A summer camp experience at Camp Aldersgate is not just for fun. The week is marked by an asterisk in the

life book of each camper to a footnote telling of the life change that happens here. Campers experience age-appropriate daily activities led by the thoroughly trained summer staff. At these activities campers learn about God, creation, respect for each other and how to live as a child of God; all while learning new life skills such as cooking, boating, archery, guitar, horseback riding, arts and crafts, making new friends, conflict resolution, teamwork, dealing with bullies, etc. All of these lessons are learned simply by being at Camp Aldersgate. The counselor led Bible studies are times when campers can talk about what they learn about God from simply doing life, and what they read in the Word. We believe more is caught than is taught; so our staff, alongside our campers, create and live in a genuine Christian community for every part of the camp day.

Aldersgate is a place that is blessed by God; and many people, of all ages, have grown closer to God while here. We pray that all of the lessons that the campers learn here, both intentional and spontaneous, will show them how much God loves and cares for them. You can read personal stories and discover more about Aldersgate by visiting us at www.facebook.com/campaldersgate.

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A special note for Aldersgate Adventures, The Experience and MADD Camp.

We create new special events for every summer, and the campers choose

what activities they want to do once they get to camp. Here is a list of

just some of the activities we will include this summer … Sailing, Kayaking,

Canoeing, Cooking, Drama, Dance, Guitar Lessons, Voice Lessons, Pottery,

Animal Care, Guitar Hero, Swimming, Fishing, Gold Prospecting, Basketball,

Sports, Woodlore (Nature stuff), Frisbee Golf, Video Production, Digital Pho-

tography, Archery, Cake Decorating, Wood Whittling, Creative Writing, Garden-

ing, Invention Convention, Survival Training, Kite Making/Flying, Cardboard

box creation, Model Rocketry and so much more.

Camp aldersgate

tree HOuse explOrers

Grades 1-3 in the fall of 2011Come Aboard!!! Summer 2011 Tree House campers will explore the “wow-ness” of God’s Creation as we transform the Tree House into Noah’s Ark! You, your new friends and your counselors will create adventures as cool as the ones you see in the movies and on TV. With the help of your imagination, we will travel to fun and exciting times and places that you’ve only dreamt about before. Here are just some of what you’ll get to do at camp: • Live and sleep in a tree house in the forest. • Go on a lollypop expedition to find our Lollypop Tree. • Make a mold of your face that we fill with Jell-o. Then, you’ll get to eat your face made of Jell-o! • Transform into a fairy princess or become your own superhero. • Scream and cheer for your chance to eat Ice Cream for Breakfast!!! • Over the river and through the woods to the waterfront you’ll go. • Interact with some of our animal friends in the Animal House. • Take a trip on one of our big boats to one of the marinas on the lake for treats. • Play life-sized board gamesIn between adventures you will go on a hike, play games, go to Bible studies, sing songs, have a campfire, make s’mores, create cool crafts, swim, check out the stars, stay up late, sleep in, make new friends, share lots of funny jokes and more.Two Night SessionJune 12-14 event #10111June 15-17 event #10112Cost $179 early bird $159

One Week SessionJune 26-July 1 event #10311July 10-15 event #10511July 17-22 event #10611July 24-29 event #10711July 31-august 5 event #10811Cost $329 early bird $309

aldersgate adventure

A Camp Adventure You Create

Grades 4-6 in the fall of 2011Warning…before reading further please note, this camp is only for those who want to have fun, laugh, choose their own activities when they get to camp, and grow closer to God. Reading this description could cause you to become so excited for camp you experience difficulty sleeping until the day of check-in. For a week you’ll never forget; live the adventure you create! You will find yourself in the Director’s chair as you and the others in your group select from a never ending list of adventures and activities to experience throughout the week. We obviously can’t list the entire “Never Ending List” now, but here are some examples: work towards your American Archer badge at the archery range, learn to set your sails on Leesville Lake, hold and talk with the live animals in the animal house, reel in the catch of the day while on a fishing adventure, design and create your own jewelry masterpieces, go to Cardboard Box City Creation, model rockets, cooking, wood working, sign language, guitar les-sons, worship leading, or visit the Prayer Path. This is the point when other camps stop, but not Aldersgate…because you also have an opportunity to experience the adventure of Slime Warp, Ultimate Cupcake Cook-off, Jell-o Face molds, the star party, and much more. Just remember, you and your friends get to pick what you want to do to create this adventure. For example; don’t want to go on the sleep out? No problem, you get to pick between our sleep out or sleep-in-over. What’s more, you’ll get to swim at our super-sized and fully equipped “west and wild waterfront” every sunny day with our brand new “aqua roller”, have ice cream for breakfast, go on a nature exploration hike, play at the creek, sleep in one morning, participate in amazing Bible studies and worship services, and laugh until you hurt!! What’s that, you don’t want to go to the waterfront one day? That’s fine with us, you can decide to go to sports, archery, arts and crafts, or choose from another activity we offer that day. Think that’s enough for one week? Well we don’t!!!! Dur-ing Check-In on the Sunday you arrive for camp, you can pay an extra fee of $24 to go Horseback Riding and/or climbing on the Rock Wall. What else could we possibly pack into this amazing week of camp? You’ll see and experience the adventure when you are here this summer. June 12-17 event #10121June 26-July 1 event #10321July 10-15 event #10521July 17-22 event #10621July 24-29 event #10721July 31-august 5 event #10821Cost $329 early bird $309

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Camp aldersgate

tHe experienCe

You Decide Your Experience

Grades 7-12 in the fall of 2011Your life is more than your story to tell, it’s your story to live… Now that you are in Jr. and Sr. High, your time at camp is in your hands. Want a high speed, high adventure, action packed week? U Got It! Want to work on the tan, hang out with friends at the beach, and chillax all week? U Got It! Want to mix and match? U can do that too! We allow you to try different things every day, or you can choose one activity that you go to every day to learn and better your skills. On Sunday you get to write your personal award-winning schedule for the week. Some of the activities we’ve offered in the past are: Guitar lessons, water sports, video production, cooking, archery, swimming, sailing, canoeing, super-canoeing, super-fob, arts and crafts, worship planning, coffee gourmet, scrapbooking, extreme nature hike, music video production, dance, hip-hop, sports of all kinds, relaxing at the beach, hanging with staff and other new friends, climbing the Aqua Mountain, cleaning the camp director’s car, learning to write run-on sentences, and more! Each camp story can also include tales from: the star party, a karaoke party, a mystery dinner theater, a shipwreck adventure, an invitational worship service at the Labyrinth…and, back by popular demand, our famously innovative, inspirational, quirky, hilarious, as seen on YouTube “Tuesday Morning Live” variety show on Thurs-day night. In addition, campers in The Experience can go to the “No Kids Allowed” zone inside The Lounge. During Check-In on the Sunday you arrive for camp, you can pay an extra fee of $24 to go Horseback Riding and/or climbing on the Rock Wall. The staff is working day and night to invent new activities. Head on over to www.facebook.com/campaldersgate and share your ideas with us. If we pick one of your suggestions, you’ll receive a free t-shirt when you get to Aldersgate. For best results, read at high speed….. Warning…participants in this program have reported difficulty sleeping from excitement, a lasting urge to yell “squirrel” at random times, the development of new friendships...some lasting a lifetime, a decrease in mood-swings, a deeper and deepening relationship with God, and the ability to hit a bulls eye from 50 yards with an arrow. Some people have developed calluses on finger tips from learning the guitar, and a skin condition known best as “pruning” has been known to develop from too much time at the waterfront. Others around you may notice an increase in self-confidence and there have been a few reports of increases in re-sponsible behavior. If these conditions decrease or begin to go away at all…you should pray and contact Camp Aldersgate immediately!!Grades 7-9June 13-18 event #10141June 26-July 1 event #10341July 10-15 event #10541July 17-22 event #10641July 24-29 event #10741July 31-august 5 event #10841Cost $329 early bird $309

Grades 10-12July 17-22 event #10651Cost $329 early bird $309

m.a.d.d. Camp

Music, Art, Drama, Dance Camp

Grades 7 to 12 in the fall of 2011M.A.D.D. Camp is an important part of Aldersgate tradition and holds the title of “largest summer event” at Camp Aldersgate!!! Find out why more campers return to M.A.D.D. camp than any single event we offer!!! This program is a truly unique experience that has stayed with past campers for a lifetime. Activities involving Music, Art, Drama and Dance will be on the carte du jour for those wishing to express their creativity. Campers express themselves through: singing in the choir, performing short scenes, learning improvisational skills, studying tai chi, painting murals, capturing the beauty of Aldersgate through photographs and movies, studying ballet, decorating cakes, writing songs, playing guitar, playing Guitar Hero, stepping, creative writing, learning sign language, choreographing dance pieces and more! Choose one artistic route to explore in depth as you return to it each day during focus group times. Mix it up during interest group times and dabble in a variety of activities. Celebrate your many M.A.D.D. God-given talents as you share them with others. Your family and friends will be wowed by the M.A.D.D skills you’ll all show off during Friday’s finale performance. During Check-In on the Sunday you arrive for camp, you can pay an extra fee of $24 to go Horseback Riding and/or climbing on the Rock Wall. July 10-15 event #10551Cost $369 early bird $349

Fast aCademy

Future Aldersgate Staff Training Academy

For Grades 10-12 in the fall of 2011For teens who want to be on camp staff one day, take the first step and enroll in the Future Aldersgate Staff Training (FAST) Academy. As a Cadet in FAST, the camp staff will work with you to discover and develop the camp staff skills. Explore the daily life, responsibilities, and rewards of waterfront staff, kitchen staff, maintenance staff, office staff, program staff, and counseling staff. Find the best fit for you. June 12th through the 17th is the training and orientation week for FAST. During workshops you’ll make new friends, learn camp songs and games, see all of the “staff

only” areas, and more. Between these workshops you’ll spend time in all the other great camp activities that have kept so many coming back to Aldersgate year after year. FAST Cadets will also develop leadership and professional skills including: resume development, interviewing, professional communication, conflict resolution, time

management, organization, public speaking, and more. All of these skills can help with college, scholarship, and job applications.

At the end of the week many campers will receive their red shirt. This shirt symbolizes an invitation to return to Aldersgate throughout the summer to demonstrate leadership, to practice learned skills and continue to grow. Throughout the year, current Cadets return to Aldersgate for optional weekend development retreats where we continue to focus on spiritual formation and grow closer to Christ as a supportive community. June 12-17 event #10151Cost $359 early bird $339

3276 Dyewood Road Carrollton, OH 44615 | Phone: 330.627.4369 | Toll Free: 866.627.4369 | eric@campaldersgate.org

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New for Summer 2011, Camp

Asbury introduces weekly

themes. No two weeks of

summer are alike. Whether

you attend one week of camp

or multiple weeks of camp, ev-

ery week has a unique flavor.

All Camp Asbury resident

programs participate in the

theme of the week. Classic

Camp Programs: Discovery,

Explorers and Adventure are

spiced with the weekly theme.

In creative arts and specialty

programs campers devote

several hours of every day to

their focus activity plus par-

ticipate in the weekly theme.

Leadership development is

the focus of much of Camp

Asbury’s high school pro-

gramming. Mentoring younger

campers, servant-style leader-

ship, outdoor cooking and

facilitation skills are high-

lighted. Aspiring camp leaders

should check out Counselor

in Training, 2nd Mile, Top

Chef, or Zippidy Do

Dah.

2011 weekly Themes:

Week 1 (June 12-17): Are You Game? A week of zany camp-wide contests. The play spills over into your cabin. You’ll wake up wondering what’s next.

Week 2 (June 19-24): Duct Tape. Un-wind a week of creative fun. Patch, repair, and construct. You’ll be amazed at the stuff that duct tape sticks together and discover that God’s love is the best ad-hesive.

Week 3 (June 26-July 1): Renaissance Week. “My Lords and ladies, the kingdom of Camp-o-lot returns again to Asburyia.” Dine at the round table; dance ‘round the maypole; greet each other with a chival-rous flourish. Your life of faith will cata-pult forward.

Week 4 (July 3-8): Party in the USA. Celebrate our nation’s birth with an old-fashioned picnic, stirring patriotic music, and red, white & blue decor. A sparkling week, filled with fizz. God bless Amer-ica!

Week 5 (July 10-15): Nightlife Week. Chase your moon-shadow. Glow in the dark. Extended evening activities capture the wonder of night at Camp Asbury.

Week 6 (July 17-22): Grow Week. Green is the color of growth. Every-where you look plants and animals are growing—and so are you. Grow with the flow and give thanks for a harvest of God’s blessings. The berries are ripe and ready to pick.

Week 7 (July 24-29): One Last Go Around. Choose your favorites from Asbury’s repertoire of fun. You and your counselors relive the best of the best. Anything goes—this final week of camp—well almost anything.

Elementaryday Camp

Grades 1-3 in the fall of 2011Fun with friends in the great outdoors! Join us 9am to 4pm Monday through Fri-day. Your experience includes: swimming, building sandcastles, hiking trails, mak-ing music, creating art, exploring nature, learning about the Bible, cooking out, ca-noeing… the list goes on and on. Each week has its own theme and special ac-tivities. Lunch every day is included. On Fridays, you have the option to stay until 7:00pm for a camp-wide family picnic din-ner and closing. Come to one or to all seven awesome sessions! You’re sure to leave with memories that last!June 13-17 event #20111June 20-24 event #20211June 27-July 1 event #20311July 5-8 (tu-Fri) event #20411 (Price break -$135, four-day week)July 11-15 event #20511July 18-22 event #20611July 25-29 event #20711Cost $159 for first week of registrationEach additional week is $145NOTE: To make arrangements for early drop-off or late pick-up of your day camper contact Camp Asbury at 330-569-3171 or e-mail info@campasbury.org.

disCOvery

Grades 1-4 in the fall of 2011Overnight camp is sweet! Here’s your chance to get a taste for yourself. Spend three exciting days and two great nights with us, swimming, singing, art, nature exploration, hiking, and cooking out. Oh, and don’t forget about s’mores around a campfire! Your nights will be spent in cab-ins. It’s perfect for first timers and return-ing campers alike. Bring a friend or make new ones! You’ll discover that you want to come back for more!

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Grades 1-4 in the fall of 2011June 12-14 (sun-tu) event #20112June 15-17 (W-F) event #20113June 19-21 (sun-tu) event #20212June 22-24 (W-F) event #20213June 26-28 (sun-tu) event #20312June 29-July 1 (W-F) event #20313July 3-5 (sun-tu) event #20412July 6-8 (W-F) event #20413Cost $179 early bird $159

disCOver mOre

Grades 1-3 in the fall of 2011If it’s a great first week of overnight camp you’re looking for, Asbury’s worth taking a closer look! This week-long program expands on all the basics that Camp Asbury has to offer. You’ll have opportunities for creative expression through art and music. Learn about the natural world that God has created through hands-on exploration. Relationships will form and grow through swimming, hiking, canoeing, Bible studies, campfires and other classic camp activities. By the end of your week, you’ll feel like you’ve found a second home! Stay in cabins.July 10-15 event #20512July 17-22 event #20612July 24-29 event #20712Cost $319 early bird $299

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day Camp

Grades 4-6 in the fall of 2011Day Camp is fun with friends in the great outdoors! Join us from 9am to 4pm Mon-day through Friday. Your experience in-cludes: swimming, building sandcastles, hiking trails, making music, creating art, exploring nature, learning about the Bi-ble, cooking out, canoeing… and the list goes on. No two weeks are the same! Each week has its own theme and special activities. Lunch included every day. On Fridays, you have the option to stay until 7:00pm for a camp-wide family picnic din-ner and closing. Come to one or to all seven awesome sessions! You’re sure to leave with memories that last!June 13-17 event #20121June 20-24 event #20221June 27-July 1 event #20321July 5-8 (tu-F) event #20421 (Price break -$135, four-day week)July 11-15 event #20521July 18-22 event #20621July 25-29 event #20721Cost $159 for first week of registrationEach additional week is $145NOTE: To make arrangements for early drop-off or late pick-up of your day camper contact Camp Asbury at 330-569-3171 or e-mail info@campasbury.org.

Camp-tastiC!

Grades 4-5 in the fall of 2011How can YOU make a week at Asbury fantastic? This is your chance to do what you want to do. The possibilities are end-less! We’ll give you time and options and your group will choose which awesome activities you’ll experience. Plan a cook-out and a campout as well! Hang out with your friends at night in your cabin or maybe somewhere else. What do you think? No really, we want to know! Come ready to tell us how we can make your week “CAMP-TASTIC”! July 24-29 event #20723Cost $319 early bird $299

explOrers

Grades 4-5 in the fall of 2011Asbury is definitely worth exploring! Classic camp. Themed weeks. You’ll have plenty of time to express yourself through art and music and build a unique home in the woods. Enjoy archery, canoeing, hiking, hilarious skits, swimming, a wagon ride, a creeky hike, and a misty morning polar bear swim. Top your week off with water day and ride Asbury’s wet & wild slip-n-slide! Experience God’s awesome creation while building new friendships. Whether it’s a cookout around a camp-fire or your cabin nestled in the woods at night, you’re sure to love it all!June 12-17 event #20122June 19-24 event #20222June 26-July 1 event #20322July 3-8 event #20422July 10-15 event #20522July 17-22 event #20622July 24-29 event #20722Cost $319 early bird $299

glee kids

Grades 4-5 in the fall of 2011 Join the supporting cast. Sing and dance your way through Camp Asbury’s Glee week! Spend a portion of each camp day creating a set, working on costumes, and choreographing melodies! Your week in-cludes all the classic camp activities that you love at Asbury. Share the gift that God gave you and be a part of something special! Housed in cabins.July 10-15 event #20523Cost $339 early bird $319

Hike, bike & CanOe

Grades 4-5 in the fall of 2011”Hike…Bike…Canooooooe!” This week is going to be action-packed! You and your new friends will hike Asbury’s trails, bike the Headwaters Trail, and canoe the Upper Cuyahoga Scenic River. Explore God’s creation having fun at the same time! All your favorite classic camp ac-tivities are included. You’re sure to enjoy a peaceful night’s rest in your cabin. Move out, go with the flow, and let the good times roll!Note: Bicycle in good working condition and approved helmet required.June 19-24 event #20223July 3-8 event #20423Cost $319 early bird $299

On target

Grades 4-5 in the fall of 2011Take your best shot this summer! Spend one to two hours each day at Asbury’s archery range improving your skills with your own archery instructor. Engage in pretty cool archery contests. Test your skill in an archery tournament. You and your new friends will have plenty of time for all your favorite camp activities: swim-ming, hiking, side-splitting laughter at skit night, cooking out, etc. At night, rest up in your cozy cabin in the woods.June 19-24 event #20224Cost $339 early bird $319

spy Camp

Grades 4-5 in the fall of 2011You’ll need more than a Mystery Machine this week as you team up with your fellow campers to problem-solve. Track animals in the woods, learn how to take finger-prints, hear from a real life spy, and crack the case at a “mystery dinner“. Each day you will be given a crime to solve and challenges to overcome in addition to all the camp perks you love! While unlock-ing some of God’s great mysteries you might just discover something new about yourself! Housed in cabins.July 17-22 event #20623Cost $299 early bird $279

yOung artists

Grades 4-5 in the fall of 2011You’ll spend time each day with Asbury’s Summer Art Specialist expressing your-self through several different types of art. Sketching, painting, ceramics, papermak-ing, basketry, and others may all be in-cluded! Develop new skills in a support-ive environment. Dream up inspiration as you rest in your cabin each night. Enjoy swimming, sculpting sandcastles, creating hilarious skits, hiking, a cookout, learning about God, and many other favorite camp activities. June 26-July 1 event #20323July 17-22 event #20624Cost $339 early bird $319

younger youthadventure

Grades 6-7 in the fall of 2011“Asbury is awesome!” Classic camp. Themed weeks. Swimming, archery, hik-ing, the side-splitting laughter of skit night, a cookout, stargazing, misty morning po-lar bear swims, and a sleep-out, are great. Add the mudslide, low ropes, high ropes, and the giant swing and it’ll be one fun-filled week. You’re sure to learn more about God and yourself! Stay in cabins.June 12-17 event #20131June 19-24 event #20231June 26-July 1 event #20331July 3-8 event #20431July 10-15 event #20531July 17-22 event #20631July 24-29 event #20731Cost $319 early bird $299

Camp asbury10776 Asbury Road, Hiram, OH 44234 | Phone: 330.569.3171 | info@campasbury.org

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dOuble dip

Grades 6-7 in the fall of 2011Can’t get enough time in the water? “Get wet” not once, but twice a day! Swim, hang out on a dock, or play on the beach, it’s up to you. When you’re not at the lake, enjoy archery, crazy skits, a creek hike and the mudslide, high ropes, giant swing and many more! At night, rest up in the peace and quiet of your cabin.June 26-July 1 event #20332July 24-29 event #20732Cost $319 early bird $299

FasHiOn Week

Girls only, Grades 6-7 in the fall of 2011 Calling all fashionistas! New York Fashion Week ala Camp Asbury. Use your fashion sense at the waterfront, giant swing, Iron Falls and climbing wall. Nature is your backdrop and your partner as you build a wardrobe fit for a queen! Record your “looks” by creating your own fashion magazine highlighting your week of de-sign adventures. Daily photo shoots and a runway show top off the week. Dis-cover that being a Christian is more than fashionable, it’s essential. And God loves us no matter what our taste in design. Housed in cabins.July 17-22 event #20632Cost $339 early bird $319

glee tWeens

Grades 6-7 in the fall of 2011 Sing and dance your way through Camp Asbury’s Glee week! Spend a portion of each camp day creating a set, working on costumes, and choreographing melodies! Help the younger “Gleeks” learn the ropes while you share the gifts that God gave you. Your week includes all the clas-sic camp activities. Be a part of something special! Housed in cabins.July 10-15 event #20532Cost $339 early bird $319

On tHe mark

Grades 6-7 in the fall of 2011At Camp Asbury, we “aim” to please! Spend one to two hours each day at As-bury’s archery range improving your skills with your own archery instructor. Robin Hood would enjoy the cool contests you will play. The week includes an archery tournament on Friday! You’ll also have the chance to slosh through Eagle Creek, float in the “quicksand”, and roar down the mudslide. Enjoy nights in your cabin. You’ll have plenty of time for all your fa-vorite camp activities, all while learning about God and making new friends.June 12-17 event #20132Cost $339 early bird $319

One last blast

Grades 6-7 in the fall of 2011Come on back! What better way to end your summer than with “One Last Blast”? If you enjoyed your camp experience and want more, then return to Asbury. Re-visit all the activities you love at camp. Your group will help your counselors plan a laid-back schedule including plenty of time around the waterfront. Rekindle memories while you make new ones with your fellow campers. Bring a friend. Stay in cabins.July 24-29 event #20733Cost $319 early bird $299

river rOvers

Grades 6-7 in the fall of 2011Pick up your paddle and come aboard! Experience a seven-mile canoe trip down the Upper Cuyahoga Scenic River. In ad-dition to your favorite classic camp ac-tivities (archery, swimming, hiking…), you and your canoe companions will have an awesome time on the mudslide, high ropes, and giant swing! Relationships will grow as the river waters flow. Housed in cabins.June 12-17 event #20133July 3-8 event #20432Cost $339 early bird $319

tHe next piCassO

Grades 6-7 in the fall of 2011Get your creative juices flowing! Try your hand at visual, ceramic, or textile arts. Spend the week doing cool hands-on art projects. Find your inspiration in the beauty of God’s world. At week’s end go home with personal projects to show off. God has placed the gift of creativ-ity inside you. And every new day is an opportunity to create. You’ll have time for the outdoor camp activities you love. Housed in cabins.June 19-24 event #20232July 3-8 event #20433Cost $339 early bird $319

Older youth bullseye!

Grades 8-9 in the fall of 2010Toxophilites wanted! You and your fellow archers will spend two to three hours each day at Asbury’s archery range im-proving your skills with your own archery instructor. Play some cool games as well. Take your best shot at the archery tour-nament on Friday! You’ll have plenty of time for all your camp favorites. Stay in cabins.July 10-15 event #20541Cost $339 early bird $319

Campin’ Out

Grades 8-9 in the fall of 2011Some of the best times are had when you get back to basics! This event is for true camping enthusiasts! Spend your week making new memories doing all the clas-sic camp activities you’ve come to love. Prepare a number of your meals over an open fire at your rustic home. You’ll have time to relax around the campfire in the evening and talk about what’s on your mind with your friends and counselors. Note: Primitive camping, no electricity, requires sturdy shoes for all the walking you’ll do.June 19-24 event #20241Cost $319 early bird $299

FreeZe Frame

Grades 8-9 in the fall of 2010Be Creative! Sharpen your digital photog-raphy skills. Tell the story of your week at camp through photography. Experiment with different lighting, and settings. Zany or serious, capture your friends through the lens. Zoom in and zoom out on the best of Camp Asbury. Let the beauty of creation inspire you. You’ll have plenty of time for all the camp activities you love. Take home an album of your best pics. Bring your camera. Sleep in cabins.June 12-17 event #20141Cost $339 early bird $319

“maCgyver it”

Grades 8-9 in the fall of 2011 Think you’re good at getting out of a jam! Tap into your inner “MacGyver.” Use your brain, not your brawn. Fun and wacky challenges fill your week at camp. It’s up to you and your team to keep your cool and solve the problem before the clock ticks down. Track animals, ignite your fire without matches, find shelter in the woods, set the captives free. En-joy all of Asbury’s favorite camp activities. God has filled our lives with resources and God gives us the ability to improvise! Start growing your mullet today for the mullet contest—no kidding.June 12-17 event #20142July 17-22 event #20641Cost $339 early bird $299

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Grades 8-9 in the fall of 2011Asbury Rocks! Improve your climbing skills at the climbing tower. Challenge yourself in setting and climbing different routes with Camp Asbury’s Ropes Direc-tor. Learn to rappel. Forget walking. This week you’ll roll out around camp on a mountain bike. At night, park it at your cabin and get rested. All your favorite ac-tivities are included! No prior mountain bike experience is required. Note: Mountain bike in good working condition and approved helmet required. (Asbury does have several mountain bikes to rent at $50 for the week—con-tact the camp in advance.)July 3-8 event #20441Cost $319 early bird $299

Water Week

Grades 8-9 in the fall of 2011Who’s ready to get wet? Experience ca-noeing, fishing, water games, swimming, and sailing, and a wet and wild wagon ride. You’ll spend a day at a local water park as well! Learn more about God, your new friends, and yourself as you spend this fun-filled week together in the water. In the evenings you’ll relax in the comfort of your retreat center. Take the plunge!July 24-29 event #20741Cost $399 early bird $379

Fit and FOllOW

Grades 8-12 in the fall of 2011 Here’s a new camp to keep you healthy and happy. Take a polar bear swim, bike ride, power walk, or disc golf. Get your blood pumping with Zumba or a step workout. Try strength conditioning or kickboxing. Relax and focus as you prac-tice yoga or enjoy musical meditation! Learn how to create nutritious food as well as climb a rock wall or catch big air on the giant swing. Time for classic camp activities. Caring for and conditioning our bodies is part of being a disciple. Housed in retreat center.Note: Proper athletic apparel and shoes are required and a yoga mat or thick blanket will be used daily.June 26-July 1 event #20351July 17-22 event #20651Cost $339 early bird $319

tHe next piCassO plus

Grades 8-12 in the fall of 2011Let Asbury offer you gallery space as you prepare to be the next Picasso! Spend time expressing yourself through multiple mediums such as: sketching; painting; ce-ramics; papermaking; or sculpting. Devel-op new skills as you and your new friends create a fantastic gallery by week’s end! Dream up inspirations at night in your cabin. Enjoy the Asbury activities you’ve grown to love! June 26-July 1 event #20352Cost $339 early bird $319

nigHt OWls

Grades 8-12 in the fall of 2011Enjoy staying up late and sleeping in? Experience an Asbury tradition. Attune your senses to God’s amazing nighttime world. Howl with the coyotes and hoot with the owls. Your week will include awesome nighttime games, challenges, and even a super stealthy secret mission! You won’t miss out on your daytime fa-vorites either. Sleep in tipis.Note: primitive camping, no electricity, requires sturdy shoes for lots of walking.June 12-17 event #20151July 24-29 event #20751Cost $319 early bird $299

tOp CHeF asbury

Grades 8-12 in the fall of 2011Asbury has all the ingredients for one great week! Whip up the finest in camp-fire and stovetop cuisine. Challenge your-self with Asbury’s own versions of “quick fires”. Impress the distinguished panel of culinary judges at Epworth kitchen sta-dium. You’ll receive a daily cooking lesson. You’ll bake bread in an outdoor oven for Thursday evening communion. Experi-ence the Asbury activities you’ve grown to love. Bon Appetit! Housing in cabins.July 3-8 event #20451Cost $339 early bird $319

glee Camp

Grades 9-12 in the fall of 2011Sing with all your passion. Perform with pizzazz. Dance the week away. Take the lead in Asbury’s week of glee as you help create a set, and a choreographed musi-cal performance to share with the entire camp. Your week includes all the classic camp activities. Share the gift that God gave you and be a part of something special! Nobody gets “slushied” here!—Promise. Housed in cabins.July 10-15 event #20551Cost $33 early bird $319

2nd mile Camp

Grades 9-12 in the fall of 2011 Here’s your opportunity to go the ex-tra mile in service to others. Each day at camp includes a service project. Learn by doing. The hallmark of a great camp counselor is unselfishness. What can you do to help? - Plenty! Transform, grow, and renew yourself by serving others. What does it take to lead like Jesus? Take the form of a servant and find out. And of course you’ll have time for all the Asbury stuff you love doing. Housed in cabins.June 26-July 1 event #20353July 17-22 event #20652Cost $319 early bird $299

Hangin’ Out

Grades 10-12 in the fall of 2011Asbury is perfect for hangin’ out! We’ll give you and your group time and op-tions at the most popular program areas around camp and as a group you decide what you do. Relax in the comfort of your retreat center while you play games and watch movies on the big screen. Enjoy a campfire or two! Invite your friends to hang with you!July 24-29 event #20752Cost $319 early bird $299

Camp asbury10776 Asbury Road, Hiram, OH 44234 | Phone: 330.569.3171 | info@campasbury.org

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Zippidy dO daH

Grades 10-12 in the fall of 2011Swing into Asbury, and play in the tree tops! Catch big air on the Giant Swing. Learn how to tie climbing knots, how to “process” a group experience, and how to belay. Asbury’s ropes director will be your guide. Spend time on Asbury’s chal-lenge courses and kick back in the eve-ning at your rustic campsite. Life is a breeze and a song. Zipadee day!Note: Primitive camping, no electricity, requires sturdy shoes for all the walking you’ll do.July 10-15 event #20552Cost $319 early bird $299

COunselOr in training

Grades 11-Grad. in the fall of 2011Camp counseling in your future? Gain leadership experience, increase your self-confidence and build your resume! We’ll equip you with valuable knowledge and skills. You’ll see camp in a whole new way as you learn from Camp Asbury Staff how to make a positive difference in the lives of younger campers. Prior to registering you must be approved by the camp di-rector. Contact Rev. William Graham (the Big Dog) at 330-569-3171 or bill@cam-pasbury.org for an application. Trained CIT’s may be invited to volunteer for a week or more of camp later in the sum-mer. Stay in cabins.Note: Do not mail in your registration form until the camp director approves your CIT application.June 19-24 event #20251Cost $189 early bird $169

Family & weekendsFamily CanOe

All AgesCampers, bring your whole family back to Asbury for more fun. This weekend balances programmed and self-directed activities for your family. Half of Satur-day will be spent canoeing a scenic sev-en-mile stretch of the upper Cuyahoga River. Families will also have the option of bike riding on Portage County’s Head-waters Trail, directly accessible from Camp Asbury. Enjoy an outdoor supper, sing around a campfire, and stretch your senses on a night hike. Sunday worship outdoors. Be refreshed by God’s creative power. Accommodation choices: retreat center room, cabin, or tent camping.Note: Five meals provided: Saturday breakfast through Sunday lunch. Complete the Family Registration Form. Bring your own bikes and approved helmets for the Headwaters Trail.august 19-21 Cost $79 adult; $56 teen; $38 Child

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Single parents or two parents with children under 12 years old, grandparents welcome.Single parents or two parents with chil-dren under 12 years old, grandparents welcome.Meet other families, hike, swim, fish, bike, and relax. Set your own agenda or partici-pate in scheduled camp activities. Work together as a family on an art project in-spired by nature. Enjoy an outdoor sup-per, sing around a campfire, and stretch your senses on a night hike. Sunday wor-ship outdoors. Be refreshed by God’s cre-ative power. Accommodation choices: re-treat center room, cabin, or tent camping.Note: Five meals provided: Saturday breakfast through Sunday lunch. Complete the Family Registration Form. Bring your own bikes and approved helmets for the Headwaters Trail. august 19-21Cost $79 adult; $56 teen; $38 Child

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Beginning Campers’ short & Day Camp ProgramsSee what Camp is all about! These programs are designed to give campers an introduction to Wanake and prepare them to stay overnight or longer. There are one day, day camp, one night sleepovers and three and four day overnight camps for campers entering grades 1-6 in the fall. Most campers attending short programs will swim, hike, cookout, explore the Bible, visit the Wanake pioneer farm animals, enjoy a campfire, take a wagon tour, and create a craft project.

One day adventure

Grades 1-9 in the fall of 2011Want to come to camp but don’t know what you’ll find? Come to the One Day Adventure and find out what camp is all about! We will swim, hike, cook out our lunch, and explore the Bible.tu., June 14, 2011 9am-4pm Cost $20 event #30111Groups of 20 or more from one church $10/camper

day Camp

Grades 1-3 & 4-6 in the fall of 2011Have a blast while we swim, make crafts, play games, tell stories, cook out and more! Join us from 9:30 am to 5:15 pm Monday through Friday. Parents, plan to join us for the parent program on Friday at 4:30 pm. Come see why everybody’s going to camp! A daily lunch is included. Grades 1-3 in the fall of 2011July 4-8 event #30411august 1-5 event #30811Grades 4-6 in the fall of 2011July 4-8 event #30421august 1-5 event #30821Cost $179 early bird $159 (Attend both weeks and pay only $139/wk)

OvernightsprinCess sleepOver

Grades 1-3 in the fall of 2011An enchanted experience awaits! Find your frog prince, make a princess craft, attend The Royal Wanake Ball, swim like Ariel, take a carriage ride like Cinderella and learn about our Prince of Peace. Live in a Retreat Center.June 23-24 (th-F) event #30211Cost $119 early bird $99

Wanake explOrer

Grades 1-3 in the fall of 2011Put on your hiking shoes and let’s explore Wanake. See trees that are more than 200 years old. Cool off in the pool. Visit the Wanake farm animals and the Frog Pond. Cookout over the campfire and enjoy S’mores. New friends and fun await you. Let’s explore! Live in a Retreat Center.July 3-4 (su-m) event #30412July 21-22 (th-F) event #30612Cost $109 early bird $89

Wanake immersiOn

Grades 4-6 in the fall of 2011Interested in checking out what it is like to stay overnight at camp? Immerse yourself in the fun and all the nature around you at Wanake. Jump in the pool. Try rock climbing or canoeing. Visit the Wanake petting zoo and explore the downed airplane and survival cabin. The whole world of Wanake is waiting. Sign up today. Live in a Retreat Center.July 21-22 (th-F) event #30623Cost $109 early bird $89

Three & Four Day ProgramsCOmpaCt

Grades 4-6 in the fall of 2011Take a week of camp and squish it into half a week. Choose from activities like swimming, climbing, crafts, hiking, cooking out, singing, games, Bible exploration and more! Live in a Retreat Center.July 13-15 (W-F) event #30526July 24-26 (su-tu) event #30721Cost $179 early bird $159

disCOvery

Grades 1-3 in the fall of 2011In this exciting three day/two night program, you’ll get the chance to discover all that camp has to offer: games, crafts, swimming, campfires, a visit to Wanake’s pioneer farm, nature exploration, friendships and more! A perfect introduction to overnight camping! Live in a Retreat Center.July 10-12 (sun-tu) event #30511July 27-29 (W-F) event #30711Cost $179 early bird $159

stretCH disCOvery

Grades 1-3 in the fall of 2011Take Discovery, the amazing 3 day introduction to camp, and stretch it an extra day! This event is perfect for those who are looking for something in between a half week and a full week of camp. Your fun at camp will include daily swimming, crafts, campfires, games, the Wanake water carnival, and more! Live in a Retreat Center.July 5-8 (tu-F) event #30413July 17-20 (su-W) event #30613Cost $219 early bird $199

tHe Wanake expeditiOn

Grades 4-6 in the fall of 2011Try this expedition into summer camp for four days and three nights. Packed with fun, friends and activities, you and your group will decide what you would like to do. We will swim, have a campfire, hike, play games, explore the Bible, and enjoy S’mores. Live in a Retreat Center.July 17-20 (su-W) event #30628Cost $219 early bird $199

Creative & Performing arts Do you like to create? Is it a passion of yours to paint or draw, make music, write, be on stage, make crafts, and/or sing? Then these programs are for you. In addition to creating and performing, you will get to enjoy traditional camp fun: campfires, hiking, games, Bible Study, S’mores, worship, and swimming.

band Camp rOCks!

Grades 6-8 in the fall of 2011Is making music your thing? This week of camp includes time every day with retired High School band director David Tibbitts. Try improvising, play a variety of music and meet others who share your passion. You’ll get to play for events during the camp week and share your talents with others for the glory of God. Live in a Retreat Center and follow Wanake’s NEW Teen schedule.June 19-24 event #30231Cost $329 early bird $309

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Creative tOrnadO Week

Grades 7-12 in the fall of 2011The creative tornado will hit Wanake Sunday, June 19th. Be there as a tornado of ideas, designs, musical notes, and dramatic lines crescendos into a work of art. This week features opportunities to explore aspects of the arts and a chance to go deeper into an area you wish to “Major” in for the week. The entire group will work together to create an original artistic presentation - from the initial ideas to the final form - and spend time each day bringing it to life. Majors include:

drama – It’s Showtime with our director Eileen Moore. Show off your dramatic side and put your faith on center stageinstrumental music – Bring your instrument for a week of fun music making with our band director Dave Tibbitts. Try jazz improv, play music you help create, and make a joyful noise to the Lord. the visual arts – Draw, paint (watercolor and acrylics), sketch, and create art in the ultimate design studio, God’s Creation. Our resident artist Becky Saurer will be our guide and guest artists will visit daily. vocal music – Warm up your vocal chords with vocal performer Sarah Tibbitts. Learn to enhance your range and unique sound as you Praise the Lord in song. In addition to learning the basics of vocal performance we will learn and perform the songs we write.

Each day meet and spend time with a guest artist. Most days we will also explore something outside our major area, sucha as: magic, Native American flutes, jazz improv, creative writing, clowning, jewelry making, poetry, and more. Live in a Retreat Center and follow Wanake’s NEW Teen schedule.June 19-24 event #30242Cost $339 early bird $319

diary OF a true Wanake Camper

Grades 4-6 in the fall of 2011Interested in writing and illustrating a book about your own life? Here is your chance. Spend the week enjoying all the fun of camp and gathering material for our own Diary of a True Wanake Camper. Each day we will write and illustrate. Guest cartoonist Bill Housel and guest artist Becky Saurer will share their expertise in illustration. Melissa Tipton, a master of the English language, will help us express ourselves. Live in Cabins.July 24-29 event #30723Cost $324 early bird $304

let’s dO a musiCal

Grades 4-7 in the fall of 2011Casting call for actors, actresses, singers, and stage hands – rehearse and perform a musical, plus create a set and props. Lori Strader is our director extraordinaire for this week of theater and will lead us in performances for campers, families and friends. Live in a Retreat Center.July 10-15 event #30531Cost $334 early bird $314

Fashion/Dress Up Learn to take care of God’s most prized possession, you! We’ll explore care of skin, nails, and hair and most importantly care of our hearts. Put an outfit together. Try a new color scheme. Dress up and dress down. Enjoy creating your own fashion. Get ready for fashion, fun and camp favorites like campfires, S’mores, Bible study, swims, worship, and crafts.

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Friends and Fun

Grades 4-6 in the fall of 2011Add faith, fashion and friends together and you are sure to have fun! Join other girls for a week packed full of opportunities to make friends, explore fashion and build faith all while having fun in God’s creation. We’ll create fashion for fun times, formal times and camp times; produce our very own fashion show; and try our hand at crafting simple accessories and jewelry. Take the modesty challenge, enjoy a sleepover, and try a new hair style, nail color or outfit. Live in a Retreat Center.July 3-8 event #30423Cost $339 early bird $319

FasHiOn Camp

Grades 7-10 in the fall of 2011What makes you beautiful? God does! Discover the tools of the trade with new friends as you grow in confidence from the inside out. Learn about skin care, nails, hair, make-up, clothing design, and more! Visit a thrift store and create an outfit for the fashion show. The Wanake Spa offers facials, exercise and more. With our spa directors Sandy Reagan and Shannon Weber, experience how women of faith can encourage one another. Amidst all the glamour, discover the ultimate fashion designer … God … making us all BEAUTIFUL! Live in a Retreat Center and follow Wanake’s NEW Teen schedule.June 26-July 1 event #30342Cost $344 early bird $324

prinCess Week

Grades 1-3 in the fall of 2011Have a royal week at camp! You’ll make princess crafts, attend a tea party, decorate your royal castle-in-the-woods, find your frog prince, take a dip in the royal pool and enjoy The Royal Wanake Ball! Our royal director of fun is Linda Tibbitts. Live in a Retreat Center.June 19-24 event #30213Cost $334 early bird $314

Fishing and animal Fun If you love animals or enjoy fishing, this section has programs for you. In addition to spending time with animals or fishing the lakes at Wanake and nearby, we will also enjoy traditional camp fun: campfires, swimming, worship, cook-outs, Bible study, S’mores, and crafts.

CluCk, CrOak and tWeet

Grades 1-3 in the fall of 2011Learn about the many animals that live at Camp Wanake: frogs and fish, birds and squirrels, deer and turkey. Spend time with Wanake’s domestic animals: the camp cats, chickens, goat/sheep, and other guest animals. Take a trip to Rolling Ridge Ranch to see 100 different animals from around the world and their petting zoo. Live in Cabins.July 24-29 event #30712Cost $344 early bird $324

Farm Camp

Grades 4-6 in the fall of 2011Come on down to the farm at camp. Stay near the Wanake farmstead and log barn. Take care of Wanake’s guest animals: feed, water and exercise the sheep, goats and burros; take care of the rabbit and chickens; and collect eggs. Inspect Wanake’s lush crops and plant plants of your own. Identify and check the health of Wanake’s trees. Visit a local farm and meet guest farmers. Live in Adirondack Shelters.July 17-22 event #30625Cost $329 early bird $309

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FisHing Camp

Grades 4-6 in the fall of 2011Bring your pole and fish Lake Arnold, Knoll Pond and Wanake’s new Ames Pond throughout the week. Take a trip to a local lake for more fishing. Fillet and cook a fish and try a taste of your catch. Become a fisher of men. Live in Cabins.July 3-8 event #30422Cost $329 early bird $309

splasH, paddle and pOle

Grades 3-5 in the fall of 2011Bring your suit and your fishing pole for a week of fun in and around water. We’ll swim in the pool, learn to canoe, play dead-fish tag, and fish in Lake Arnold, Knoll Pond and the NEW Ames Pond on the Wanake Farm. Get ready for the catch of your life as we learn to be fishers of men. Live in Cabins.July 17-22 event #30626Cost $329 early bird $309

High adventureYour heart is racing, you’re on the edge, reunited with the rush of adventure! These camps satisfy your need for adventure but also include favorite camp traditions like campfires, swimming, worship, cook-outs, Bible study, and more!

best OF bOtH

Grades 7-9 and 9-12 in the fall of 2011No more agonizing over lots of swimming or lots of adventure. This week will pack pool time, climbing, mountain boarding, challenges, and an extra cookout. You can mix adventure and swimming with a day at Baylor Beach, including the high dive, the log roll, and the Tube of Terror Slide! Live in a Retreat Center. Follow Wanake’s NEW Teen schedule.Grades 9-12 July 3-8 event #30451 Includes fireworks on the 4thGrades 7-9 July 17-22 event #30641Cost $339 early bird $319

extreme

Grades 9-12 in the fall of 2011Head to the Laurel Highlands in Pennsylvania to white water raft and explore caves. Climb the Wanake climbing tower, mountain board, and try the pool’s climbing wall. Overcome fears and discover new abilities. Live in The Rock Lodge and follow Wanake’s NEW Teen schedule.June 26-July 1 event #30351July 10-15 event #30552Cost $439 early bird $419

ultimate adventure

Grades 7-10 in the fall of 2011Tackle the challenge course, mountain biking, the climbing tower, rappelling, an indoor climbing gym, a canoe trip down the river, and mountain boarding. Live in The Rock Lodge and follow Wanake’s NEW Teen schedule.July 3-8 event #30443Cost $379 early bird $359

Horses, Horses, HorsesTravel to Wildcat Ranch to spend time with the horses you’ll come to know and love. Partner up with horses for games and activities. Learn the techniques of horse whispering. Be responsible for some of your horse’s care. Take your relationship with your horse into the saddle during riding times. Wild horses won’t be able to drag you away, as we swim, make crafts, explore the Bible, sing, and enjoy S’mores around the campfire!

Just HOrsing arOund

Grades 4-6 in the fall of 2011Travel four days to Wildcat Ranch for lessons in riding and grooming. (5 hours of horse time.) Build your skills for ring games and trail riding. Back at Wanake, fly down the water slide, take care of Wanake’s guest animals, and increase your horse IQ. Live in Cabins and follow the the Traditional Wanake schedule.June 26-July 1 event #30321July 10-15 event #30521July 17-22 event #30621Cost $429 early bird $409

Just HOrsing arOund se

Grades 5-7 in the fall of 2011It’s all the fun of Just Horsing Around plus a chance to spend more time with the horses (more than 6 hours). Live at the ranch and be near the barn. Sessions will advance as you partner with your horse for ring games and/or a trail ride. Try stargazing on horseback or a horse massage. Live near the horses in bunkhouses at Wildcat Ranch complete with hot water and showers and follow the Wildcat Ranch schedule. (Wildcat Ranch is 10 miles from Camp Wanake.)July 31-august 5 event #30834Cost $499 early bird $479

pOny pals

Grades 1-3 in the fall of 2011Come spend an overnight at Wanake and visit the ponies at Wildcat Ranch on Friday morning for a beginner’s riding lesson. We’ll also swim, play games, sing, cookout, enjoy a campfire, eat S’mores, and visit the Wanake pioneer farm to gather eggs and see the animals. Live in Cabins.June 30-July 1 (th-F) event #30311august 4-5 (th-F) event #30812Cost $159 early bird $139

prinCess & pOny

Grades 1-3 in the fall of 2011Get the best of both worlds in this four day introduction to horses and princess fun. Two days we will visit Wildcat Ranch for royal lessons in horse care and riding. Back at Wanake princesses will enjoy a tea party and visits to the royal barn yard and Frog Pond. Traditional camp fun includes the pool and craft cabin. Live in a Retreat Center.June 19-22 (su-W) event #30212Cost $299 early bird $279

saddle up

Grades 2-4 in the fall of 2011Meet horses and try riding as we visit the ranch two mornings for horse lessons, which include grooming and leading. Back at camp swim, explore horse science, enjoy campfires, cookout, and visit Wanake’s pioneer farm. Live in Cabins.June 26-29 (su-W) event #30313July 31-aug. 3 (su-W)event #30813Cost $289 early bird $269

saddle up se

Grades 2-4 in the fall of 2011Take Saddle Up to a new level with a week-long horse adventure adding another day of riding lessons. Back at camp swim, explore horse science, enjoy campfires, visit Wanake’s pioneer farm, cookout, try crafts, and make fun friends. Live in Cabins.July 3-8 event #30416Cost $419 early bird $399

saddles and stables

Grades 7-9 in the fall of 2011Travel Monday through Thursday to Wildcat Ranch to spend time with the horses (a total of 6 hours of horse time.)Take your relationship with your horse into the saddle during riding times in the ring and on the trail. Be responsible for your horse’s care. Live in Cabins and follow Wanake’s NEW Teen schedule.June 26-July 1 event #30341July 24-29 event #30741Cost $469 early bird $449

HOrse passiOn Week

Grades 7-12 in the fall of 2011Its a week of instruction with horses. Go deeper into the techniques of horse whispering and spend two hours each day in the barn. Learn the games horses play, assist younger riders and take a moon-lit ride and stargaze on horseback. Live near the horses in the Wildcat Ranch bunkhouses complete with hot water/showers and follow the Wildcat Ranch schedule (10 miles from Wanake)July 10-15 event #30543Cost $599 early bird $579

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9463 Manchester Road SW, Beach City, OH 44608 | Phone: 330.756.2333 | info@campwanake.org

HOrse passiOn Week intensive

Grades 7-12 in the fall of 2011Spend 4 hours each day with the horses at Wildcat Ranch, learning natural horsemanship (horse whispering) and going deeper with horses. Discover how best to communicate with horses, encouraging them to focus with you. We’ll learn the games horses play. Giving horse massages, painting a pony or making a riding costume are electives you may choose. Take a moon-lit ride or stargaze on horseback. There will be chores and we will prepare most of our own meals. Live in the Wildcat Ranch bunkhouses complete with hot water and showers and follow the Wildcat Ranch schedule. (Wildcat Ranch is 10 miles from Wanake.)July 10-15 event #30544Cost $1099 early bird $999

In The Fast laneLike to go fast? Does the idea of a photo finish get your heart racing? This summer campers will rev up their engines and feel the wind in their hair. Of course it wouldn’t be camp if we didn’t mix in traditional camp fun: campfires, swimming, worship, cook-outs, Bible study, and so much more!

gO karts

Grades 5-8 in the fall of 2011The name says it all! You’ll get to take two trips (6 hours total) to Sluggers and Putters where you can speed around the track on the go karts, maneuver the waters in bumper boats, crash and collide in bumper cars, and more! You’ll also experience the new and improved Wanake video arcade. Live in Cabins and follow Wanake’s NEW Teen schedule.June 26-July 1 event #30331July 17-22 event #30631July 31-aug. 5 event #30831Cost $369 early bird $349

rOad rules

Grades 8-12 in the fall of 2011Wanake is putting a group of campers in a van and cruising Ohio in search of adventure. Plan your week’s road trips with your group. Trip options include Kendall Cliff ’s indoor climbing gym, the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, Sluggers and Putters, Clay’s Park, Baylor Beach, Dundee Falls and more! Back at camp each night; face off in your very own Road Rules Challenges. Live in a Retreat Center and follow Wanake’s NEW Teen schedule.July 10-15 event #30551Cost $404 early bird $384

triple a

Grades 7-9 in the fall of 2011Race cars over a hundred miles per hour in the new and improved video arcade with the Wii, PS3, and Xbox 360! Slow down a bit for some fishing (both on site and on a fishing trip) before speeding up again on ATVs and a trip to Sluggers and Putters for bumper cars, go-karts, and more. Live in a Retreat Center and follow Wanake’s NEW Teen schedule.July 17-22 event #30642Cost $384 early bird $364

leadership Development leader in training

Grades 10-12 in the fall of 2011Want to be a leader at camp? Learn skills you can apply at camp and beyond: child development, outdoor living skills, group building, and leadership basics. Have fun together as a group, take in learning sessions, and go into groups to put new learning into action. Leaders in training may be invited back to help through out the summer and during the year as their skills are needed. Live in Cabins and follow Wanake’s NEW Teen schedule.June 19-24 event #30252Cost $269 early bird $249

night adventure nigHt games

Grades 5-8 in the fall of 2011This camp defies the clock, so be prepared to watch the sunrise BEFORE you go to bed and sleep well into the afternoon! Swim before it gets dark, stargaze, night hike, make glow-in-the-dark crafts, explore the Bible, night climb in the barn, and enjoy seeing the universe through a telescope. You’ll play your favorite camp games and learn some new ones, all with a night-time twist of course. Live in The Adirondack Shelters and follow Wanake’s unique night camp schedule.Grades 6-8 in the fall of 2011June 26-July 1 event #30332Grades 5-7 in the fall of 2011July 31-aug. 5 event #30832Cost $324 early bird $304

tHat nigHt adventure tHing

Grades 8-12 in the fall of 2011Enter the land of adventurous living, sleeping during the day and hanging out all night. Make lasting friendships as you cook out in the middle of the night. Learn how to “star tip” your friends, take a moonlit canoe ride, and see in the dark on night hikes. You’ll find time before it gets dark for climbing, mountain boarding, and swimming. Live in The Survival Cabin and follow Wanake’s unique night camp schedule.Grades 9-12June 26-July 1 event #30352Grades 8-11July 31-aug. 5 event #30851Cost $324 early bird $304

Outdoor wilderness & survivorIf you enjoy being in the woods, hearing the birds and the owls at night, listening to the wind, and smelling the fresh scent of pine, you are in the right place. Each program adds in an element of wilderness survival and high adventure. Campers will also rock climb, explore the Bible, canoe, swim, worship, and destination hike.

Climb and COOk

Grades 6-8 and 7-9 in the fall of 2011Climb the indoor wall, scale the tower, boulder at the Rock Lodge, take on the challenge course, and top off the week with rappelling. You can climb to get into bed, living in the Rock Lodge. Cook in your home-in-the woods. Choose mouth watering options such as apple fritters, Dutch oven lasagna, banana boats, chocolate fondue, and more! Live in The Rock Lodge and follow Wanake’s NEW Teen schedule.Grades 6-8 in the fall of 2011July 17-22 event #30632July 31-aug. 5 event #30835Grades 7-9 in the fall of 2011July 24-29 event #30742Cost $329 early bird $309

Hanging arOund

Grades 9-12 in the fall of 2011Come to camp and hang out…on the 46 foot climbing tower, on the climbing wall over the pool, and in the Rock Lodge. Work together to solve riddles on the challenge course. Slow down for a game or two, throw a Frisbee around, talk around a fire, have Bible studies, and swim. Live in The Rock Lodge and follow Wanake’s NEW Teen schedule.June 19-24 event #30251Cost $324 early bird $304

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OsC: OutdOOr survival Camp

Grades 6-8 in the fall of 2011Outdoor survival at it’s finest: build your own shelter, start a fire from scratch, and garnish your cookouts with nature’s bounty. Choose the climbing tower, challenge course, crafts, hikes, canoeing, swimming, campouts, and more. Decide what you want to eat and cook it over a fire. Explore the Bible and form new friendships. Live in Adirondack Shelters and a shelter you will build. Follow Wanake’s NEW Teen schedule.June 19-24 event #30232Cost $324 early bird $304

survive yOur OWn adventure

Grades 7-10 in the fall of 2011Play through a week that your group creates from all Wanake has to offer. Throughout the week roadblocks and challenges will spontaneously appear, making this week a true test of surviving your own adventure. Live in The Survival Cabin and follow Wanake’s NEW Teen schedule.July 24-29 event #30744Cost $324 early bird $304

survivor – wanake-styleTake the challenge of Survivor Wanake. Survivor groups complete challenges to earn rewards, create a home base in the backwoods, and close each day with a Tribal Council torch ceremony to reflect on the day’s adventures. Learn how to use the most awesome survival tool of all: God’s Word.

survivOr - Citadel OF susa

Grades 9-12 in the fall of 2011 To be a Survivor in the Citadel of Susa takes wisdom, excellent timing, and strength. Sleuth out alliances. Uncover covert operations. Challenges include the Susa Walk, creating a shelter and surviving the night in it, rappelling, and traversing space and time. Live in The Survival Cabin and follow Wanake’s NEW Teen schedule.July 10-15 event #30553Cost $324 early bird $304

survivOr - egypt

Grades 6-8 in the fall of 2011Can you make bricks without straw? Cross water and stay dry? Escape plagues of flies, frogs, gnats, and darkness? Our challenges will include competition in the mud pit, raft building and sailing, the climbing tower, and a piranha river crossing. Live in The Survival Cabin and follow Wanake’s NEW Teen schedule.July 17-22 event #30633Cost $324 early bird $304

survivOr - Jerusalem

Grades 4-6 in the fall of 2011Do you have what it takes to be a Jerusalem Survivor? Escape Roman soldiers? Deliver secret messages? Find missing people? Our challenges will include fire building, canoeing, rock climbing, and night hiking. Live in The Survival Cabin.June 19-24 event #30221Cost $324 early bird $304

samplingWhy not try out a camp that does a little bit of everything! Each of these camps sample a little bit of this and a little bit of that. All include traditional camp activities like campfires, swimming, worship, cook-outs, Bible study, S’mores, and crafts.

Camp-O-mania

Grades 1-3 & 4-6 in the fall of 2011Enjoy a week of mania with a different theme each day: Wet Mania, Mania Backwards, Yummy Mania, Messy Mania and Wacky Mania. Ice cream breakfast, slime time, mudapalooza, dress-up-your-counselor and more! Live in a Retreat Center.Grades 1-3 in the fall of 2011June 19-24 event #30214Grades 4-6 in the fall of 2011June 19-24 event #30223Cost $329 early bird $309

dO it all

Grades 5-8 in the fall of 2011Go horseback riding, climb the climbing tower, and speed around the track in a go kart. Your group may choose to canoe, hike, waterslide, build, and/or get wet at the Water Carnival. Hang out with friends exploring what Jesus wants us to do with our lives. Live in Adirondack Shelters or The Survival Cabin and follow Wanake’s NEW Teen schedule.July 3-8 event #30432Cost $379 early bird $359

dO stuFF

Grades 7-9 in the fall of 2011Bored? Come to Wanake and DO STUFF! Plan your schedule from a long list of options: go karts; the Canoe Challenge; mountain boarding; rock climbing; and more. Explore what stuff Jesus wants us to do. Live in a Retreat Center and follow Wanake’s NEW Teen schedule.July 24-29 event #30743Cost $349 early bird $329

HOrse & atv

Grades 7-9 in the fall of 2011Enjoy partnering up with a horse for horseback riding and enjoy seeing God’s creation as you drive an ATV. We’ll travel to Wildcat Ranch twice for horseback riding and driving ATVs. When we aren’t riding, we’ll enjoy campfires, swims, cookouts, adventures, and worship. Live in Adirondack Shelters and follow Wanake’s NEW Teen schedule.July 10-15 event #30541Cost $439 early bird $419

HOrse & Climb

Grades 5-7 in the fall of 2011Enjoy two camper favorites in a week of fun. Travel to Wildcat Ranch two days for horseback riding, climb the barn wall, take the challenge of Wanake’s rock climbing tower, and try rappelling. When we aren’t busy riding and climbing, we’ll enjoy adventures and campfires and choose other camp activities. Live in Adirondack Shelters and follow Wanake’s NEW Teen schedule.July 24-29 event #30731Cost $389 early bird $369

sampler

Grades 4-6 in the fall of 2011Sample the best Wanake has to offer, including horseback riding, a chance to try karate or gymnastics, climbing, and the Wild Wanake Water Carnival. Live in Cabins.June 26-July 1 event #30322July 10-15 event #30525July 17-22 event #30627July 31-aug. 5 event #30823Cost $369 early bird $349

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splasH and saddle

Grades 7-9 in the fall of 2011Campers requested a program with horseback riding and more time in the pool, so here it is! Splash in the pool and enjoy two days of lessons at the stable. Increase your horse IQ and cool off each day in the Wanake pool. Live in a Retreat Center and follow Wanake’s NEW Teen schedule.July 3-8 event #30441Cost $394 early bird $374

sr HigH buFFet

Grades 9-12 in the fall of 2011This week puts many of Wanake’s favorite activities on a buffet line for you to enjoy. Over the course of the week there are 5 option times which you can choose, as an individual, what you would like to do. Entrees on this buffet line include, but are not limited to: riding ATVs, swimming, go-karting, a fishing trip, an afternoon at a water park, horseback riding, impromptu drama, climbing the tower, mountain boarding, relaxing, and hiking. Create a week that matches you and enjoy it with new friends. Live in a Retreat Center and follow Wanake’s NEW Teen schedule.July 17-22 event #30651Cost $389 early bird $369

superWOW

Grades 1-3 & 4-6 in the fall of 2011Ready to experience a week of Wow at Wanake? SuperWow is the camp for you! You’ll enjoy a hike-in-movie, gymnastics and karate, the Wanake ice cream breakfast buffet, the new and improved water carnival, star-gazing, sleep-in morning, and Wii, PS3, and Xbox 360 gaming on the big screen. Live in Cabins.Grades 1-3 in the fall of 2011July 3-8 event #30414Grades 4-6 in the fall of 2011July 3-8 event #30424Cost $339 early bird $319

taste OF Camp

Grades 1-3 in the fall of 2011Ready to explore Camp Wanake for a whole week to find out what it’s all about? You’ll have a blast at the wild and wacky water carnival, secret mission breakfast, and Wanake’s pioneer farm! Fly down the waterslide, make homemade ice cream, play games, have a pow-wow, and more! Taste and see that Wanake, God’s Word and Jesus are sweet! Live in Cabins.June 26-July 1 event #30312July 31-august 5 event #30815Cost $329 early bird $309

try it

Grades 1-3 in the fall of 2011Try out some of Wanake’s most popular activities. Try horseback riding, karate or gymnastics, and the Wild Wanake Water Carnival! Add in exploring the Frog Pond, a trip to the pioneer farm, and pow-wows. Live in Cabins.July 17-22 event #30611Cost $384 early bird $364

science & Technology meets Camp FunDo you love gadgets and gizmos? How about experiments, making discoveries, and creating cool stuff? Come experience the awesome combustion of fun that happens when you mix science and technology with camp fun like campfires, swimming, worship, cook-outs, Bible study, crafts, and so much more!

COnstruCtiOn ZOne

Grades 3-5 in the fall of 2011It could be a fort, a maze, or a cabin…maybe a tower, a bridge or a hideout. We’ve got the materials, you’ve got the plan. Use cardboard and duct tape to build together with your group. Try building with wood and hammer and nails, too. Find out what God is building in your life. Live in Cabins.June 19-24 event #30226July 31-aug. 5 event #30822Cost $319 early bird $299

seCret agent

Grades 4-6 in the fall of 2011What’s the password? You’ll find out this week! Wanake’s got a brand new file of cases to be solved! Bring a disguise so you can go on secret missions without being recognized. Regroup at your home-base in the woods. You’ll get smart as you bring God’s love to others and ensure peace, justice, and the Wanake way! Live in Cabins.June 26-July 1 event #30323July 10-15 event #30524July 17-22 event #30624July 31-aug. 5 event #30824Cost $324 early bird $304

spaCe Odyssey 2011

Grades 3-8 in the fall of 2011To Wanake, and beyond! Explore space at the Cleveland Science Center and see the sun through a telescope with Ron, the Star-Gazer. Try on a real space suit and learn about space with Larry, the NASA guy. End the week with a blast and build and launch your own rocket! Live in Cabins. Grades 3-5 in the fall of 2011 follow the Traditional Wanake schedule.July 10-15 event #30523Grades 6-8 in the fall of 2011 follow Wanake’s NEW Teen schedule.July 10-15 event #30532Cost $339 early bird $319

spy Camp

Grades 7-9 in the fall of 2011Researchers have determined that Wanake has need of an undercover team to spy out new land and look into some strange phenomenon related to a rabbi. These tasks will take skill, strength and courage. Your mission, should you choose to accept it, is to join this team of Wanake spies. As always, should you be caught or captured, the camp director will disavow any knowledge of your actions. This brochure will not self-destruct at this time. Live in a Retreat Center and follow Wanake’s NEW Teen schedule.June 19-24 event #30241Cost $324 early bird $304

videO games

Grades 1-3, 4-6, & 7-9 in the fall of 2011The perfect blend of video games on the big screen inside and time for adventure outside. Play games on the Wii, PS3, and Xbox 360. Outside enjoy canoeing, climbing, and tradition camp activities. Experience Wanake’s new and improved Video Arcade. Live in a Retreat Center.Grades 1-3 in the fall of 2011 follow the Traditional Wanake schedule.July 3-8 event #30415Grades 4-6 in the fall of 2011 follow the Traditional Wanake schedule.July 3-8 event #30425Grades 7-9 in the fall of 2011 follow Wanake’s NEW Teen schedule.July 3-8 event #30442Cost $334 early bird $314

xperiment xplOsiOn

Grades 2-4 in the fall of 2011Xperiments at their wackiest! Spend a week doing science. Stretch your mind and challenge your creativity. Top it all off with a trip to the Wilderness Center. Our head scientists are Bill and Nancy Housel with guest scientist, Larry the NASA guy. Live in Cabins.July 24-29 event #30713Cost $339 early bird $319

Camp wanake9463 Manchester Road SW, Beach City, OH 44608 | Phone: 330.756.2333 | info@campwanake.org

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sports and GamesThis summer, athletic and gaming campers from all over Ohio will gather at Camp Wanake to experience the excitement of Wanake Sports and Games. Each camp is unique in its own right and all include the traditional camp activities like campfires, swimming, worship, cook-outs, Bible study, S’mores, and so much more.

all ameriCan baseball Camp

Grades 4-8 in the fall of 2011What better way to celebrate the 4th of July than with America’s favorite pastime-Baseball. We will travel to Progressive Field in Cleveland to see the Indians take on the New York Yankees. We will also play baseball, kickball and wiffleball. And of course- it wouldn’t be the 4th of July without fireworks! Live in Cabins.July 3-8 event #30431Cost $359 early bird $339

bOJi baCkyard games

Grades 6-8 in the fall of 2011Do you love Boji Ball and wish you could play more? Wonder what Boji Ball is? Come play the game that’s all the rage at Wanake! We’ll also mix in several backyard games like corn-hole and ladder golf, etc. Live in Cabins and follow Wanake’s NEW Teen schedule.July 17-22 event #30634Cost $319 early bird $299

Fun n games

Grades 1-3 in the fall of 2011Enjoy this week of games and sports including soccer, parachute games, basketball, a scavenger hunt, carpet ball, tag of all kinds, air hockey, and kickball. Have fun with friends as you experience the fun and games at Wanake. Live in Cabins.July 10-15 event #30512Cost $329 early bird $309

OlympiCs

Grades 4-6 & 7-9 in the fall of 2011From the lighting of the torch to the medals at closing ceremony, campers will experience Olympic competition in running, soccer, volleyball, karate, gymnastics, basketball, and others. Live in Cabins.Grades 4-6 in the fall of 2011 follow the Traditional Wanake schedule.July 24-29 event #30724Grades 7-9 in the fall of 2011 follow Wanake’s NEW Teen schedule.July 10-15 event #30542Cost $339 early bird $319

strategy Camp

Grades 7-12 in the fall of 2011Are you a gamer? Do you love hanging out for hours over a good board game with munchies? This camp will stay up late playing games like Risk, Settlers of Cataan, Chess, Monopoly, among others. Live in Cabins and follow Wanake’s NEW Teen schedule.June 26-July 1 event #30343July 24-29 event #30746Cost $329 early bird $309

summer games

Grades 4-7 in the fall of 2011This camp includes sports, sports, and more sports. We will play sports like Basketball, Flag Football, Wiffleball, Kickball, Soccer, Volleyball, Ultimate Frisbee and Pillow-Pollo. Live in Cabins.June 19-24 event #30225Cost $339 early bird $319

Unique CampsCheck out these programs and get set for a week like no other. There are so many things to do at camp that some of them just don’t fit in a neat little category.Find unique programs that allow you to get dirty, write a book, throw a party, or just be spontaneous. Each program takes time for traditional camp fun, including campfires, swimming, worship, cook-outs, Bible study, S’mores, and crafts.

dirt and mud

Grades 4-6 in the fall of 2011Schlog in Wanake’s mud pits, get gross in the frog pond, and find new and inventive ways of washing away the clean! Top your week off with a gross-a-thon! Each day you’ll shower (and we’ll launder your “mud clothes”) to set you up for more DIRT AND MUD. Live in Cabins.June 19-24 event #30224Cost $319 early bird $299

extreme bible ZOne

Grades 5-8 in the fall of 2011Dive into God’s Living Word! Enjoy a week of camp that includes hikes, games, singing, canoeing, and climbing on the wall with friends old and new. Top off your week with movie night, miniature golfing, and Bible Bowl. Go deep with the WORD with Bible Bowl MC and director Becky Evanoff. Live in a Retreat Center.July 24-29 event #30732Cost $334 early bird $314

grOssity

Grades 1-3 in the fall of 2011Get muddy! Advance to the gross-a-thon! Make “gack” and other gross concoctions. Then wash it all off and start all over again the next day. Visit the mud pit, the frog pond, and the YUCK pool. Live in Cabins.July 17-22 event #30615Cost $329 early bird $309

laZy days

Grades 7-9 in the fall of 2011You enjoy camp but wish you didn’t have to walk as much or put out effort to have fun. You may not like to get up early in the morning and would like to just hang out and relax. This week will take all of that into account. You’re busy enough in your life outside of camp. Come this week and allow yourself to relax. Live in Cabins and follow Wanake’s NEW relaxed Teen schedule.July 31-august 5 event #30841Cost $319 early bird $299

nO party pOOpers allOWed

Grades 5-7 in the fall of 2011You’re invited! Plan and host parties and invite other campers to attend. Assist the staff in hosting annual events during the week. Enjoy camp activities your group chooses and make each event a party! Options include hiking, games, the canoe Olympics, rock climbing, the mud pit, night hikes, and more. Live in Cabins and follow Wanake’s NEW Teen schedule.July 31-august 5 event #30833Cost $324 early bird $304

spOntaneOus Camp

Grades 8-11 in the fall of 2011Take a week of camp and add the element of surprise! You and your group will choose from many activites what you would like to do; canoeing, rock climbing, fishing, hiking, projects, service, and more. Throughout the week challenges, roadblocks and random surprises will appear, so you’ll never know what might come up, making this week truly spontaneous. Live in Cabins and follow Wanake’s NEW Teen schedule.June 19-24 event #30243Cost $319 early bird $299

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water Fun at the wanake PoolExperience one of the best parts of camp - more fun in the pool with your friends, then dry off for all the traditional camp fun like campfires, worship, cook-outs, Bible study, S’mores, and so much more.

pOOl piZZaZZ

Grades 4-6 in the fall of 2011Take a week of swimming fun and skill building and add on learning to canoe and climb the wall at the pool. Get soaked at the water carnival and on the waterslide. Play dead-fish tag and test your skills at Lake Arnold in the Canoe Olympics. Live in Cabins.June 19-24 event #30222July 10-15 event #30522July 24-29 event #30722Cost $299 early bird $279

WaterWOrks

Grades 2-4 in the fall of 2011Expand your swimming skills through extended swim times, hilarious pool games and more. Enjoy the water carnival, fly down the waterslide, and have fun with a group of new friends. Come and discover how Jesus used water in His works. Live in Cabins.June 26-July 1 event #30314July 17-22 event #30614July 31-august 5 event #30814Cost $299 early bird $279

Wet and Wild

Grades 7-10 in the fall of 2011Enjoy getting wet? Like to act wild? Enjoy the pool and canoeing Arnold Lake. Take a trip to Clay’s Park for swimming, mini-golf, waterslides, and zip lines. Top it off with an overnight campout and day at Baylor Beach with swimming, sliding, and a barrel roll in the sun! Live in a Retreat Center and follow Wanake’s NEW Teen schedule.July 24-29 event #30745Cost $324 early bird $304

sPC CampsSwim, cook out, sing, hike, worship and more. It’s a camping experience for teen and adult campers with mental retarda-tion/developmental disabilities. Campers must be able to walk on uneven trails and be self sufficient in eating, dressing and personal hygiene.

spC advanCed

Ages 18-45Its a high energy, action-packed week for very mobile and self-sufficient individuals with moderate mental retardation/developmental disabilities. Swim, cook out, canoe, sing, hike, worship, visit the farm animals, enjoy crafts and get wet at the water carnival! Campers must be able to walk 1+ miles and provide self-care. Live in a Retreat Center.august 1-5 event #30881Cost $339 early bird $319

spC retreat

Ages 18-65This camp is for the more laid back, slower-moving camper with moderate or severe mental retardation/developmental disabilities. Campers swim, cook out, sing, hike, enjoy crafts, worship, and more. Campers will take a field trip to Rolling Ridge Ranch to enjoy a breakfast buffet at the Amish Door restaurant. Led by Lucinda Owens. Campers live in retreat center.July 11-15 event #30581Cost $364 early bird $344

spC vaCatiOn

Ages 18-65Campers will swim, cook out, sing, hike, visit the farm animals, and enjoy crafts, worship, and more. Campers will take a field trip to Rolling Ridge Ranch and enjoy a breakfast buffet at the Amish Door restaurant. The program is for the more laid back, slower-moving camper with moderate men- tal retardation/developmental disabilities. Campers live in a retreat center.June 27-July 1 event #30381Cost $364 early bird $344

speCial persOns Weekend

Ages 45+Enjoy all that Wanake has to offer in just two days! See friends, cookout, visit the lake, enjoy the woods, try crafts, and take in the sights and sounds of Amish Country. This weekend is led by Lucinda Owens. Campers live in a retreat center. august 19-21 event #31081Cost: $134 early bird: $114

adult and Family EventsFor more information about more events for adults and families and/or to secure a family registration form, visit Wanake on the web at www.CampWanake.org and click on the upcoming events tab.

Camp-O-rama memOrial day Family Weekend

Families of All Sizes & StagesRelax with family and fellowship with friends. Pitch a tent, park an RV, rent a cabin, or book a retreat center room. Cook your own meals, swim, canoe, hike, rock climb, and enjoy a wagon ride. (Pets permitted only in tents and RV’s following Wanake’s pet policy.)may 27-30 (F-m)$69/Family of up to 4 people for a tent (Fee for each additional family member is $5/person); $99/Family of up to 4 people for an RV Site (Fee for each additional family member is $5/person);$89/Family of up to 4 people for a cabin (Fee for each additional family member is $5/person);$119/Family of up to 4 people for a retreat center room (Fee for each additional family member is $5/person)*A nuclear family is defined as a parent or parents with their children. Two generations per nuclear family, please.

grandparent/grandCHild Outing

All AgesEnjoy hikes, games, campfires, creation exploration, and crafts. Tell family stories and share your heritage and Christian faith. Live in an all season retreat center that is comfortable for campers of all ages. Fees include lodging, 4 meals, snacks, and activities. This event begins Sunday, 2:30pm and ends Monday after supper at 6:30pm.august 14-15 (su-m)$69 Adults and Teens; $39/First child (ages 4-12); $34/Each additional child (ages 4-12)

mOtHer-daugHter OvernigHt

All AgesJoin in the fun, support, nurture, fellowship, and growth that take place as we spend time together. Enjoy hikes, swimming, crafts, canoeing, and a campfire. Event begins Saturday at 10am and ends Sunday after lunch at 1pm. Live in a retreat center. august 20-21 (sa-su)$69 Moms and Teens; $39/child (ages 4-12); under 4 free; Moms with 2 or more children $169

labOr day Family Weekend

Families of all sizes and stagesEnjoy fellowship, activities, and rest as a family and grow closer together! Attend family sessions, swim, canoe, hike, play games, and rock climb. All meals are included. Stay in a cabin or retreat center or your RV or tent. We begin Friday, 7pm and conclude Monday after brunch. Depart at your leisure. Pets permitted only in tents or RV’s. Follow Wanake’s pet policy.september 2-5 (F-m) Cost $89 adults; $69 teens; $49 ages 4-12; under 4 free; nuclear family* max $319 *A nuclear family is defined as a parent or parents with their children. Two generations per nuclear family, please.

Camp wanake9463 Manchester Road SW, Beach City, OH 44608 | Phone: 330.756.2333 | info@campwanake.org

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Ins TrUCT IOns, HElPs anD POlICIEs

registratiOn1. Please register early as events fill quickly. Registration deadline is two (2) weeks before the event unless otherwise indicated. Telephone registrations cannot be accepted.

2. Register online at www.EOCSummer-camps.org or use the Individual Event Reg-istration Form. Register by event number (not by the date or event name). The grade level of the event corresponds to the grade that the camper will be entering – in the fall of 2011.

3. Church information is optional and is used for reporting purposes. Complete the Church information section accurately, including the church address, district and church’s conference appointment number, which can be obtained from your pastor or church secretary. This is not for billing pur-poses. If your church is paying any portion of your camp fee, then it is YOUR responsi-bility to provide them with the information needed for them to pay.

payment1. Include the full fee with the Registration Form, or send a minimum deposit of $40 per event or ½ the event fee, whichever is less. The balance is due at least two (2) weeks before the event.

All checks should be made payable to: East Ohio Conference – UMC.

Mail to: East Ohio Conference – UMC P.O. Box 76021 Cleveland, Ohio 44101-4755

2. If your registration is postmarked by May 1, 2011, you may pay the early bird price. Or you may pay the entire fee and ask that the difference go into the Campership Fund to help others attend camp.

3. We will not be billing your church. Please contact your church immediately after registering and provide them with the information needed for them to pay if they are to do so.

COst OF Camp stretCHing yOur budget?1. Your church may help pay a part of the fee. Check with your Camp Contact Person or your pastor.

2. Your district may have Campership Funds available. Check with your District Office.

3. You can pay in 3, 4 or 5 monthly pay-ments. Call the Camp Office at 800-831-3972 ext. 108 to arrange.

4. In cases of extreme need, a very limited amount of Campership funds are available from the conference office. Contact Gary Jones at 1-800-831-3972 ext. 120 for an application.

WHat Happens aFter i register?You will receive a packet within 2 weeks of registering which includes a confirmation letter, a Guide for Parents, a Get Acquainted form, a permission form and a health form. The health form and the permission form must be signed by the camper’s parent or guardian and brought to the event.

CanCellatiOns & reFunds1. If the event you register for is cancelled by us, we will help you select another event. If another selection will not work out, you will receive a full refund.

2. For cancellation 14 days or more before the first day of the event, all fees paid LESS THE MINIMUM REGISTRATION FEE will be returned, or full payment is transferred to another event if possible.

3. If the cancellation is less than 14 days be-fore the first day of the event, NO REFUND WILL BE MADE.

4. In the event of illness, accident, or family emergency, all fees LESS A $10 HANDLING CHARGE will be returned IF NOTICE IS GIVEN PRIOR TO THE FIRST DAY OF CAMP.

5. No refunds or fee transfers will be made for those who fail to show up on opening day.

Helping OtHersLots of kids and adults only experience camp because of loving sponsors who sup-port them by gifts of money. Options:

1. Sponsor a local child from your church or neighborhood.

2. Make a tax deductible gift to advance Fund 9899. Mail to the office address listed in the payment section to the left.

3. Call Gary Jones at 800-831-3972 ext. 120 for individuals to sponsor.

registratiOn pOliCyEast Ohio Camps are open to all persons without regard to race, religion, gender or national origin. An equal number of males/females may be required for some events and some events are designed for only girls or only boys.

HOW tO COntaCt usEast Ohio Camps 8800 Cleveland Ave NW North Canton OH 44720 Phone: 330-499-3972 or 1-800-831-3972 ext 108. email: camp@eocumc.com Web: www.EOCSummercamps.org or www.eastohiocamps.org.

lakeside institute

Grade 9 to age 20 in the fall 2011 “I am the way the truth and the life, whoever believes in me shall not perish, but have eternal life.” We invite you to come experience a week of worship, fun and fellowship as you strengthen and grow in your relationship with Jesus Christ. You will feel the presence of the Lord through prayer time, small group discussions, worship, and personal devotion time each morning. Many fun activities are planned throughout the week, which will help you develop loving and life-long relationships with fellow Christians. Check out our website at www.LakesideInstitute.org. We pray that you will join us this summer for a wonderful week growing in Christ.July 17-23 event #83051Cost $295 early bird $275

seniOr HigH CyF (CHristian yOutH FellOWsHip)

Grades 9 through High School graduates in 2011 History is being made at Malone University, Canton, OH: collegiate atmosphere; authentic Christian community; cutting-edge technology; creative expression; passionate worship; compelling Bible study; extraordinary energy; intense prayer; impactful service; and incredible life change. See for yourself at www.mycyf.com. You’ll find photos, blogs, podcasts, flyers, promos, links, videos, mp3’s, forms and more. Need more? Contact Joe Burkhardt at jburkhardt@yorkumc.org or 330-725-8147.June 26 - July 2 event # 82651Cost: $300 early bird: $280

reaCH Out 2011

Grades 8 – Grad in the fall of 2011 For one week this summer, experience God in a way that you never imagined. Come to REACHOUT at Lakeside, located on Lake Erie. Reach Out is open to the class of 2011 to the class of 2016. (Youth starting college in the Fall of 2011 through youth starting 8th grade in the Fall of 2011) The week is highlighted by a two day off-site mission trip, along with worship, fellowship, and free time activities, like shopping, shuffleboard, swimming, ice cream on the pier, etc. No matter where you are in your walk of faith, you will encounter God’s love in a new way. Sign-up early as camp fills up fast. You won’t want to miss it!! For more information call Doug Rigdon at 419-566-3769 (drigdon@me.com) or Bob Myers at 440-247-5848 (bmyers@chagrinfallsumc.org) Hope to see you there! View more about Reach Out at www.reachouteoc.com.July 10-16 event #82951Cost $300 early bird $280

lakeside and

malone UniversityregistratiOn Opens January 17, 2011 early bird registratiOn deadline is may 1, 2011

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June 12-18, 2011

GRADES 1-3

10111-Tree House Expl (Jun 12-14)

10112-Tree House Expl (Jun 15-17)

20111-Day Camp

30111-One Day Adventure (Jun 14)

GRADES 1-4

20112-Discovery mini (Jun 12-14)

20113-Discovery mini (Jun 15-17)

GRADES 4-5

10112-Aldersgate Adventure

20122-Explorers GRADES 4-6

20121-Day Camp

30111-One Day Adventure (Jun 14)

GRADES 6-7 20131-Adventure

20132-On The Mark

20133-River Rovers

GRADES 7-9

10141-The Experience

30111-One Day Adventure (Jun 14)

GRADES 8-9

20141-Freeze Frame

20142-”Macgyver It”

GRADES 8-12 20151-Night Owls GRADES 10-12

10151-FAST Academy

June 19-25, 2011

GRADES 1-3 20211-Day Camp

30211-Princess Sleepover (Jun 23)

30212-Princess & Pony (Jun 19-22)

30213-Princess Week

30214-Camp-O-Mania

GRADES 1-4

20212-Discovery mini (Jun 19-21)

20213-Discovery mini (Jun 22-24)

GRADES 3-5

30226-Construction Zone

GRADES 4-5 20222-Explorers

20223-Hike, Bike & Canoe

20224-On Target GRADES 4-6

20221-Day Camp

30221-Survivor-Jerusalem

30222-Pool Pizzazz

30223-Camp-O-Mania

30224-Dirt and Mud GRADES 4-7

30225-Summer Games

GRADES 4-7

30225-Summer Games

GRADES 6-7 20231-Adventure

20232-The Next Picasso

GRADES 6-8

30231-Band Camp Rocks!

30232-OSC: Outdoor Survival Camp

GRADES 7-9 30241-Spy Camp GRADES 7-12

30242-Creative Tornado Week

GRADES 8-9

20241-Campin’ Out

GRADES 8-11

30243-Spontaneous Camp

GRADES 7-12

30242-Creative Tornado Week

GRADES 8-11

30243-Spontaneous Camp

GRADES 9-12

30251-Hanging Around

GRADES 10-12

30252-Leader In Training

GRADES 11-GRAD

20252-Counselor In Training

Jun 26-Jul 2, 2011

GRADES 1-3

10311-Tree House Explorers

20311-Day Camp

30311-Pony Pals (Jun 30-Jul 1)

30312-Taste of Camp

GRADES 1-4

20312-Discovery mini (Jun 26-28)

20313-Discovery mini (Jun 29-Jul 1)

GRADES 2-4

30313-Saddle Up (Jun 26-29)

30314-Waterworks

GRADES 4-5 20322-Explorers

20323-Young Artists

GRADES 4-6

10321-Aldersgate Adventure

20321-Day Camp

30321-Just Horsing Around

30322-Sampler

30323-Secret Agent

GRADES 5-8 30331-Go Karts GRADES 6-7

20331-Adventure

20332-Double Dip GRADES 6-8

30332-Night Games GRADES 7-9

10341-The Experience

30341-Saddles and Stables

GRADES 7-10

30342-Fashion Camp

GRADES 7-12

30343-Strategy Camp

GRADES 7-10

30342-Fashion Camp

GRADES 7-12

30343-Strategy Camp

GRADES 8-12

20351-Fit and Follow

20352-Next Picasso Plus

30352-That Night Adventure Thing

GRADES 9-12

20353-2nd Mile Camp

30351-Extreme GRADES 9-GRAD

82651-Senior High CYF (Malone)

30381-SPC Vacation Ages 18-65

July 3-9, 2011

GRADES 1-3

20411-Day Camp (Jul 5-8)

30411-Day Camp

30412-Wanake Explorer (Jul 3-4)

30413-Stretch Discovery (Jul 5-8)

30414-SuperWow

30415-Video Games

GRADES 1-4

20412-Discovery mini (Jul 3-5)

20413-Discovery mini (Jul 6-8)

GRADES 2-4

30416-Saddle Up SE

GRADES 4-5 20422-Explorers

20423-Hike, Bike & Canoe

GRADES 4-6 20421-Day Camp

30421-Day Camp

30422-Fishing Camp

30423-Faith, Fashion, Friends

and Fun 30424-SuperWow

30425-Video Games

GRADES 4-8

30431-All American Baseball Camp

GRADES 4-8

30431-All American Baseball Camp

GRADES 5-8 30432-Do It All GRADES 6-7

20432-Adventure

20432-River Rovers

20433-The Next Picasso

GRADES 7-9

30441-Splash and Saddle

30442-Video Games

GRADES 7-10

30443-Ultimate Adventure

GRADES 8-9 20441-Rock & Roll

GRADES 8-12

20451-Top Chef Asbury

GRADES 9-12

30451-Best of Both

July 10-16, 2011

GRADES 1-3

10511-Tree House Explorers

20511-Day Camp

20512-Discover More

30511-Discovery (Jul 10-12)

30512-Fun N Games

GRADES 3-5

30523-Space Odyssey 2011

GRADES 4-5 20522-Explorers 20523-Glee Kids

GRADES 4-6

10521-Aldersgate Adventure

20521-Day Camp

30521-Just Horsing Around

30522-Pool Pizzazz

30524-Secret Agent

30525-Sampler

30526-Compact (Jul 13-15)

GRADES 4-7

30531-Let’s Do A Musical

GRADES 4-7

30531-Let’s Do A Musical

GRADES 6-7 20531-Adventure

20532-Glee Tweens

GRADES 6-8

30532-Space Odyssey 2011

GRADES 7-9

10541-The Experience

30541-Horse & ATV

30542-Olympics GRADES 7-12

30543-Horse Passion Week

30544-Horse Passion Week Intensive

GRADES 7-12

10551-M.A.D.D. Camp

30543-Horse Passion Week

30544-Horse Passion Week Intensive

GRADES 8-9 20541-Bullseye GRADES 8-12

30551-Road Rules

GRADES 8-GRAD

82951-Reach Out (Lakeside)

GRADES 9-12 20551-Glee Camp

30552-Extreme

30553-Survivor-Citadel of Susa

GRADES 10-12

20552-Zippidy Do Dah

30581-SPC Retreat Ages 18-65

July 17-23, 2011

GRADES 1-3

10611-Tree House Explorers

20611-Day Camp

20612-Discover More

30611-Try It

30612-Wanake Explorer (Jul 21-22)

30613-Stretch Discovery (Jul 17-20)

30615-Grossity GRADES 2-4

30614-Waterworks

GRADES 3-5

30626-Splash Paddle and Pole

GRADES 4-5 20622-Explorers

20623-Spy Camp

20624-Young Artists

GRADES 4-6

10621-Aldersgate Adventure

20621-Day Camp

30621-Just Horsing Around

30623-Wanake Immersion

30624-Secret Agent

30625-Farm Camp

30627-Sampler

30628-The Wanake Expedition

GRADES 5-8 30631-Go Karts GRADES 6-7

20631-Adventure

20632-Fashion Week

GRADES 6-8

30632-Climb and Cook

30633-Survivor-Egypt

30634-Boji Backyard Games

GRADES 7-9

10641-The Experience

30641-Best of Both

30642-Triple A GRADES 8-9

20641-”Macgyver It”

GRADES 8-12

20651-Fit and Follow

GRADES 9-12

20652-2nd Mile Camp

30651-Sr High Buffet

GRADES 9-Age 20

83051-Lakeside Institute (Lakeside)

GRADES 10-12

10651-The Experience

July 24-30, 2011

GRADES 1-3

10711-Tree House Explorers

20711-Day Camp

20712-Discover More

30711-Discovery (Jul 27-29)

30712-Cluck, Croak and Tweet

GRADES 2-4

30713-Xperiment Xplosion

GRADES 4-5 20722-Explorers

20723-Camp-Tastic!

GRADES 4-6

10721-Aldersgate Adventure

20721-Day Camp

30721-Compact (Jul 24-26)

20722-Pool Pizzazz

30723-Diary of True Wanake Camper

30724-Olympics GRADES 5-7

30731-Horse & Climb

GRADES 5-8

30732-Extreme Bible Zone

GRADES 6-7 20731-Adventure

20732-Double Dip

20733-One Last Blast

GRADES 7-9

10741-The Experience

30741-Saddles and Stables

30742-Climb and Cook

30743-Do Stuff GRADES 7-10

30744-Survive Your Own Adventure

30745-Wet and Wild

GRADES 7-12

30746-Strategy Camp

GRADES 8-9 20741-Water Week

GRADES 8-12 20751-Night Owls

GRADES 10-12

20752-Hangin’ Out

Jul 31—Aug 6, 2011

GRADES 1-3

10811-Tree House Explorers

30811-Day Camp

30812-Pony Pals (Aug 4-5)

30815-Taste of Camp

GRADES 2-4

30813-Saddle Up (Jul 31-Aug 3)

GRADES 3-5

30822-Construction Zone

GRADES 4-6

10821-Aldersgate Adventure

30821-Day Camp 30823-Sampler

30824-Secret Agent

GRADES 5-7

30832-Night Games

30833-No Party Poopers Allowed

30834-Just Horsing Around SE

GRADES 5-8 30831-Go Karts GRADES 6-8

30835-Climb and Cook

GRADES 7-9

10841-The Experience

30841-Lazy Days

GRADES 8-11

30851-That Night Adventure

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30881-SPC Advanced

Ages 18-45

Aug 14-20, 2011

31081-SPC Weekend

Ages 45+ (Aug 19-21)

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EVENT REGISTRATION - Events fill quickly and many have limited capacity so we recommend a 2nd & 3rd choice.

CAMPER INFORMATION

FAMILY INFORM

ATION Name ________________________________________ Father ______________________________________

Female Male Birthdate __________________ ___________________________________________

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This is my first time at East Ohio Camps and I heard about Street East Ohio Camps from:

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School

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I am a returning camper and this will be my __________ year at one of the East Ohio Camps

Event Date Event Number Event Name

Event Cost 1st 2nd 3rd I wish to attend more than one event. Register me for:

Both the 1st and 2nd events All three events

REFUND POLICY - 1) If the event you register for is cancelled by us, we will help you select another event. If another selection will not work out, you will receive a full refund. 2) For cancellations 14 days or more before the first day of the event, all fees paid LESS THE MINIMUM REGISTRATION FEE of $40 will be returned, or full payment is transferred to another event if possible. 3) If the cancellation is less than 14 days before the first day of the event, NO REFUND W

ILL BE MADE. 4) In the event of illness, accident, or family emergency, all fees LESS A $10 HANDLING CHARGE will be returned IF NOTICE IS GIVEN PRIOR TO THE FIRST DAY OF CAMP. 5) No refunds or fee transfers will be made for those who fail to show up on opening day. ___________________________________ ____________ Parent/Guardian Signature Date

Early Bird Discount of $20 applicable if postmarked by May 1, 2011

Apply discount to the cost of my event

I’ll pay the full amount of my event and help others attend camp $10 Sibling Discount after paying full price for first child Are you a new camper and a friend recommended East Ohio Camps to you? Give us the friend’s name and event they are attending and your friend will receive a $10 discount. Friend’s name ________________________________ Event friend is attending ________________________ Cost of event(s) _______________

If paying by check please make payable to:

East Ohio Conference UMC Discounts _______________

Mail form and payment to:

East Ohio Camps Balance Due _______________

PO Box 76021

Cleveland, Ohio 44101-4755

Church information is optional and is used for reporting purposes. If your church is paying a portion please provide them with the information needed. The five digit appt # can be obtained from your local church office.

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