Wagon Train Summer Camp
Overview
Wagon Train is a fun, rustic summer camp for kids age 8-11 years old, entering 3rd thru 6th grades. This Old West experience includes sleeping in a real covered wagon, learning Archery and BB guns, riding canoes and kayaks around the pond and exploring Fort Logan (our three story island fort) . But the fun doesn’t stop there! Camp-wide recreation games like Capture the Flag, the Water Carnival and our awesome night game Stampede will have you talking about camp for years to come. You’ll also sit around a campfire singing worship songs, memorize scripture, watch amazing skits about the Bible performed by the Wagon Train staff and hear each morning and evening the Good News of Jesus and his love for us. I almost forgot to mention: D&G tag, the Flying Fox zipline, Chipmonk rappelling rock, Giant Swing, Trading Post, and the new tree house: Burnside Manor. You’ll experience all this and more, like great food, friends and fun.
Come join us this summer!
Wagonmaster Shep
Hope to see you here!
Dates
Pricing
2013 Registration Opening Dates:
October 2nd, 2012 for returning churches and individuals
November 1st, 2012 for new churches and individuals
2013 Church Group Pricing
Campers $399
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2013 Individual PricingCampers $449
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Activities
Details
Things to KnowSPENDING MONEY
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What to PackBEDDING
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Staff
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Shep
I have been Wagonmaster for 14 years and I love it! I always love seeing what God is going to do in the lives of campers. I always look forward to each and every summer at Wagon Train. I love teaching the truth of God's Word. I get excited to see campers having fun, making friends and growing with God. It is my pleasure to help them build a foundation that will strengthen their spiritual journey with Christ. I married my wife Dakota here at Hume Lake and we have three children; Coyote, Man Cub & Baby Grey. My favorite games are Ah Fong and D&G. I like the color Red and my favorite candy is Peanut M&M's.
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Boomerang

Boomerang has been on Wagon Train staff for the past three summers serving as a Lifeguard and Trail Guide. He is from Fresno, CA. He loves to play games and has a great sense of humor. He is a warrior on the D&G field and he likes to drink soda.
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TBA

COMING SOON! Bio and photo
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TBA

COMING SOON! Bio and photo
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TBA

COMING SOON! Bio and photo
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Roo

COMING SOON! Bio and photo
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TBA

COMING SOON! Bio and photo
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TBA

COMING SOON! Bio and photo
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TBA

COMING SOON! Bio and photo
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TBA

COMING SOON! Bio and photo
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TBA

COMING SOON! Bio and photo
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TBA

COMING SOON! Bio and photo
Activities
Activities
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Flying Fox:Zip Line

The Flying Fox is an amazing zip line that carries campers across our upper lawn. You'll travel from the top of a 12' tower on a hill, over 250' feet across the lawn, try to touch the tree at the end and then settle back in the middle where you can safely exit the seat. It's fast, safe and fun!
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Giant Swing

The Giant Swing is one of the most fun thrill rides at Wagon Train. Enjoyed by kids and adults, this 10' tower and 40' swing make for quite a ride.
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D & G:David and Goliath disc tag

D&G is short for David & Goliath. It is a tag game played with discs between campers (Davids) and their counselors (Goliaths). When campers or counselors get tagged they must place their disc on their head and walk back to "Heaven" until the next game. If the Davids eliminate all the Goliaths then the Davids win and vice-versa. This is a favorite of many campers and a highlight of their experience.
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Rappelling

Rappelling is a great adventure activity. Campers will learn how to use safety equipment to rappelling down our very own Chipmonk Rock. This is an excellent exercise in faith that challenges campers to put their trust in the equipment and our instructors.
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BB Guns
Campers have an opportunity to learn how to safely handle and shoot a BB gun. They then get a chance to test their aim as they compete for the sharp-shooter award. This activity is instructed by the Wagon Train staff and supervised by the counselors. -
Fort Logan

Fort Logan is our enormous three-story island fort that is perfect for hours of fun. Every Monday there is a huge water fight on the island. It is complete with stairs, a jail, three towers and bridges.
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Burnside Manor

Among the tree in the forest you’ll find our three story twisted tree house. Featuring two tower platforms high in the air, a huge cargo net, a wooden sky-bridge and a swinging bridge.
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Archery

During this activity campers will be instructed by Wagon Train staff how to properly shoot a bow and arrow. Helped and encouraged by their counselors, campers will be competing for the WT marksmanship award.
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Canoes / Kayaks

The cool calm waters of the WT Pond are perfect for boating. Grab a friend and hop in a canoe or go solo in one of our kayaks. Either way, you are sure to have fun out on the water. Join us on Monday for boat races.
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Crafts

Along with their counselor, campers get to exercise their creativity as they personalize their very own craft. During this time we take the opportunity to compare the craft with a truth from God's Word to help the campers understand that we all have a Creator that loves us
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Catch The Outlaw

Every day at free time the Outlaw is hidden somewhere in small camp. Be the first to solve the riddle and find him and you will earn points for your wagon.
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Swimmin' Hole

A great place to cool off with friends after an afternoon of big fun. Supervised by our excellent Wagon Train Lifeguards, everyone is sure to have a fun, safe time here.
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Trading Post

During free time you will work up a hunger, so stop by for a snack and a cold drink then get back to playing. The Trading Post also has great souvenirs, gifts and crafts available for purchase.
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Wood Crafts

On Tuesday, stop by the Trading Post and pick up a wooden racecar, wagon or train. Build it, paint it and get ready for the big race. A prize is available for the fastest racer.
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Giant Checkers

A large 16’ version of the old classic game of checkers. Large enough to use people for checkers!
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Cattle Rustler

A great way to practice your hand at being a real cowhand. Round ‘em up cowboy!
Theme
Theme TitleThe StorytellerOur theme “The Storyteller” will take a look at the parables of Jesus and unravel the spiritual mysteries held within each. During his ministry, Jesus asked the disciples a very important question that each of us must also answer. “Who do you say I am?” (Matthew 16:15) The ultimate goal is to challenge each camper with this same question. In a fallen world, it is so important to know the reason for the hope that we have in Jesus, the greatest storyteller ever, and to know the answer to the question, “Why Jesus?” Theme VerseMatthew 16:15 - "But what about you?" He asked. "Who do you say I am?" Promo PackIncludes registration flyer and logo for use in your own media Download (3.8 MB) Memory Verses
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