Program

Camp Arrowhead is decentralized. That means that campers are placed in family groups - they live together, eat meals together, and travel to all their activities together. It also means that every camper that comes to Arrowhead has the opportunity to participate in everything we offer.

Taste of Camp

Taste-of-campers are entering 2nd grade and 3rd grade are in co-ed groups. They come to Arrowhead for 4 days & 3 nights just to get a taste of summer camp.

Taste of Campers

Day Camp

This program is offered to children entering grades 3 to 6 who wish to experience camp’s wonderful activities, but who are not quite ready to sleep over. Campers will be assigned to co-edgroups. Drop off your camper at 7:30am and return at 6:30pm for a full day of Christian camping and three good meals. Please note that there are both 4 and 5 day sessions which coordinate with our residential camp schedule.

Homestead

Homestead is for children entering grades 3 to 6. Ten campers live in a cabin with a counselor and a CIT. This group becomes a “family” unit as they participate together in daily activities. “Homesteaders” are able to participate in all of camp’s activities. Each group also has a remote campsite which they visit to cookout and camp-out.

Girls Homestead

Boys Homestead

Pioneer

Pioneer serves campers entering 7th - 9th grade. They live with their counselor and CIT in screened shelters at one of 7 self contained campsites. Each unit cooks one meal out a day and uses their campcraft skills to improve their campsite. All of Pioneer forms a tight group as they enjoy dances, games and progressive dinners during the evenings at Pioneer Hall.

Boys Pioneer

Pioneer Dance

Girls Pioneer

Pathfinder

Pathfinders are co-ed and are entering 10th & 11th grade. Counseled by senior staff, each Pathfinder group has a particular focus during their time at camp, while still participating in general camp activities. Many of these campers progress to become part of the staff.

Adventure Pathfinders
Sessions 2, 3, 4, & 5

Pathfinders will participate in camp's customary activities while emphasizing camp craft skills. An overnight camping trip in a State Park will round out this session. The program is surely for those campers who enjoy our peaceful natural surroundings of woodlands and bay.

Sailing Pathfinders
Sessions 2 & 4

Begin with Sunfish and work up to Hobie Cats. Learn how to rig and skipper your own boat! Take a day trip to swim in the ocean and spend exciting time on the high ropes course, the low ropes course and climbing wall. Regular camp activities will round out your days at camp. Good swimming skills are a must!

LTG Pathfinders
(Leadership Training Group)
Session 3

This session will provide campers the opportunity to develop leadership skills beneficial not only for future camp staff, but also for class officers, team captains, leads in the play and peer mentoring. This experience combines wonderful Arrowhead fun with teambuilding activities, community service hours and program planning for younger campers.

Adventure Pathfinders

Sailing Pathfinders

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