Summer Camp

From the time the campers get up in the morning until they crash into their bunks at night, each day is filled with faith, friends and fun! In addition to time in the Word of God at chapel and in the cabins, there is plenty of time for activities such as team sports, horseback riding, riflery, fishing, boating, swimming, challenge course, climbing tower and crafts. In addition to all these activities, these sessions also offer a unique Achievement program that teaches campers valuable outdoor skills. 

PT 1 – July 7-13, 2024

Director: Jon Tietz
Speaker: Tim Carmean & Jon Tietz

PT 2 – July 14-20, 2024

Director: Aaron Young
Speaker: Aaron Young & Jared White

PT 3 – Aug 4-10, 2024

Director: Andrew Bacon
Speaker: TBA

Designed with teens in mind, these are some of the most memorable weeks of camp! There is buzz all year as campers look forward to seeing their friends again and making new ones. Our enthusiastic staff is ready to make the week unforgettable! It is a week of friendship, worship, great games and fun. Times in chapel and cabin discussions are great opportunities to learn more about God’s love. Click on this box for more information.

Teen 1 – July 21-27, 2024

Director: Corey Milligan
Speaker: Johnny Gordon

Teen 2 – July 28-Aug 3, 2024

Director: Ian Nieboer
Speaker: Steve Lamason

This is a specialty week that lets campers focus on the activity they love most! They will spend at least three hours each day in their program with opportunities to enjoy other activities as well. Program choices include horsemanship, riflery, camping, volleyball, archery, challenge course and crafts. It is best to register early as some of the programs fill up quickly! Campers also participate in a small group Bible study during the day. This is a great week of learning and growing! 

SRU – Aug 11-17, 2024

Director: David Bussy
Speaker: Dave Bosworth

We use “Christian Intensive Training” not to be intimidating, but to emphasize that the program is about training us to be servants of the Lord Jesus, at camp and at home, not just training to be counselors.

CIT is intended to be both challenging and encouraging for everyone involved.  The goal of CIT is to encourage the CITs in greater appreciation for the Lord and what He has done for us and to train them up in service for Him.  The training is good for anyone who has a desire to draw closer to Him and to serve Him, particularly at Camp Li-Lo-Li.  Part of this training is focused on the Counselor aspect of serving at camp, but is not limited to counselor training. The second week of the program includes staying in cabins with campers for hands-on experience.