2010 Summer Schedule

                     Registration Information
 
When a camper registers for camp they have three options -- staying at the Main Camp, canoeing at Trillium Lake and Trip/Tent and Travel.  All three options include a dance and evening campfire.    

The canoeing and trip/tent and travel options were designed with more independent campers in mind. In order to register for canoeing or trip/tent and travel, the camper must have previously attended Main Camp at least one summer.

There will be a $25 per day charge for caregivers attending camp with their campers ($125 for the week). There is a $75 cancellation fee.

Main Camp

Activities include the challenge/ropes course, horseback riding, fishing, hiking, arts and crafts, swimming, a dance, and campfire program at Main Camp, as well as canoeing, swimming and fishing at Trillium Lake.

Each camper has one counselor.  Campers sleep in lodges or cabins in groups of 4 or 8 campers.  Meals are served in the dining lodge.  The camp, including the challenge course and horse corral, is wheelchair accessible. Fee $750.

Week 1	June 20-25, 2010	ages 21-35
Week 2	June 27- July 2	ages 16-25
Week 3	July 4-9	ages 20-35
Week 4	July 11-16	ages 10-18
Week 5	July 18-23	ages 18-30
Week 6	July 25-30	ages 09-14
Week 7	August 1-6	ages 13-21
Week 8	August 8-13	ages 25+

Please note that pick-up time for all campers is on Friday at 11:00 am.

Canoeing at Trillium Lake

Canoeing campers spend the week at pristine Trillium Lake Campground, eight miles east of the Main Camp.  Activities include canoeing, fishing, swimming, hiking, huckleberry picking and crafts.  Campers stay in tents, cooking at the site, traveling to Main Camp for the Wednesday evening dance, Thursday evening campfire and horseback riding. 

This program is for active, independent campers.  There is one counselor for every two campers. Campers must have attended Main Camp at least one year before applying for Canoeing Camp. Fee $750.

Week 3C	July 4-9	ages 20-35
Week 4C	July 11-16	ages 15-25
Week 5C	July 18-23	ages 18-30
Week 6C	July 25-30	ages 12-18
Week 7C	August 1-6	ages 20-32
Week 8C	August 8-13	ages  25+

Trip and Travel Camp

Trip and Travel and Tent and Travel campers enjoy day-long excursions as well as regular activities at Main Camp.  Campers experience additional challenges on the ropes course, spend a day river-rafting on the Deschutes, tour Wildwood Recreation Area, and go to Skibowl Adventure Park.  The Trip and Travel campers stay in lodges or cabins while the Tent and Travel campers sleep in tents in the Upper Barlow area.

There is one counselor for every two campers.  Outings are active and rigorous.  Campers must have attended Main Camp at least one year before applying for Trip or Tent and Travel camp. Due to the added activities, the fee is $800.

Week 1T	June 20-25	ages 21-35
Week 2T	June 27- July 2	ages 16-25
Week 3T	July 4-9	ages 20-35
Week 4T	July 11-16	ages 10-18
Week 5T	July 18-23	ages 18-30
Week 6T	July 25-30	ages 12-18
Week 7T	August 1-6	ages 13-21
Week 8T	August 8-13	ages 25+

What Do Campers Need at Camp?

Please read, print and complete the What to Bring to Mt. Hood Kiwanis Camp (pdf file) worksheet.  Campers will need this completed form when they check-in at camp.