Activities

Sometimes the unexpected happens and we have to make changes. When this occurs, we will make adjustments and communicate with you. Please know we are doing our best.

Archery

Learn how to correctly use a bow and arrow. Hone your skills and improve your accuracy through a great deal of practice during the week.

Art

For those with artistic ability, our instructor will help you fine-tune your skills. Enjoy the opportunity to record the scenery and activities found at camp in different mediums.

Biking Adventures

Participate in a variety of fun riding experiences–with a mountain bike in mind. Campers will ride the camp trail, navigate obstacles, and learn some new skills. In addition, campers will learn some basic bike care skills and the expectations of being a responsible rider.

Equipment: You’ll need to bring your own bike and helmet, as well as any other gear you want (gloves, pads, water bottle, etc.). Make sure your bike is tuned up and in working condition before arriving at camp.

Canoeing

Learn the basics of paddling and canoe management. Once the fundamentals are learned, scenic Payette Lake offers many fun places to explore by canoe.

Challenge Course

Our challenge course combines low and high elements to challenge abilities and fears. Cub campers begin on the low elements, emphasizing trust and teamwork. Junior to Teen campers move up to the high elements, including the cargo net, dangling duo, log walk, Leap of Faith, the Beast, and the touring zip line.
Equipment: Long pants and closed-toe shoes are required.

Climbing Wall

Spend time learning climbing techniques, bouldering and practicing on our climbing wall. Equipment: Long pants and closed-toe shoes are required.
*May not register for Advanced Climbing as well.

Crafts

You will get a chance to showcase your creativity. Each year there is something new, and you get to keep the masterpieces you create.

Digital Photography

Learn or strengthen your photography skills in this activity. You will get to make new friends while exploring and capturing the beauty of camp.

Equipment: Bring your own digital camera (no smartphones, please!) or borrow one of ours.

Drama

Spend the week developing your flair for drama while practicing a skit to present to the whole camp.

Frisbee Games

Campers spend the week enjoying a mix of fast‑paced frisbee activities, from rounds on our 18‑hole disc golf course to creative field games and team challenges. Each day brings something new — throwing skills, strategy, and plenty of laughter — making this a fun, active choice for anyone who loves being outdoors with a disc in hand.

Games on the Green

Bring your enthusiasm and join us for some lawn games. We might play anything from Cornhole to Bocce Ball, Ladder Toss to Croquet, just to name a few.  You’ll have a blast strategizing and playing with friends.

Jet-Skiing

Campers learn to ride stand-up jet skis. You begin each ride in a kneeling position and transition to standing as your confidence and skills grow. This activity is exciting and active. Additional fee for this activity. Please see fees list.
Not offered during Cub and Junior Camp.

Lake Explorers

A fun-filled adventure on the water, perfect for kids who prefer to stay dry. This class offers exciting pontoon boat rides. In addition to touring the lake, you’ll get to drive a cool RC boat from the pontoon, learn about the lake’s wildlife, and have a blast with your fellow explorers. Only offered Cub and Junior Camp.

Model Rockets

We supply you with the materials and help you build a model rockets. At the end of the week you will get to launch your rocket! Additional fee for this activity. Please see fees list.

Paddle Boarding

Glide across the water and enjoy the beautiful scenery while learning the basics of paddleboarding, including balance, paddling techniques, and water safety. All participants are required to wear life jackets.

Pickleball

This fun sport is a cross between tennis and ping-pong.  It is enjoyable for beginners and pros alike and can develop into a quick, fast-paced competitive game.

Playground Games

Enjoy classic playground games and discover new favorites. From kickball to tag, relay races to Four Square, you’ll have a great time running, jumping, and playing with friends. Only offered Cub and Junior Camp

Sailing

In this activity you’ll learn the fundamentals of sailing while exploring the beautiful Payette Lake. Warm summer afternoons typically provide plenty of wind to experience the fun of sailing.

Self-Defense

Learn simple and practical self-defense in a fun way! We will learn escapes from wrist, hair, choke and other assault positions as well as how to fall correctly without hurting yourself.

Simple Survival

Learn the basic outdoor skills such as orienteering, animal tracking, knot tying, fire building, cooking, identifying edible plants, and building wilderness shelters.

Video Production

In this activity you will learn how to create your own film! First creating a plot, then bringing it to life with your own acting. You’ll even get to share your video with your friends and family at home.

Volleyball

A fun, fast‑moving class where campers learn the fundamentals of serving, passing, setting, and teamwork. This activity focuses on building confidence and core skills through upbeat drills and plenty of play. It’s a great fit for anyone who enjoys time on the court and wants to grow their game in a supportive setting.

Advanced Volleyball

Advanced Volleyball is a two-period activity, built for campers who already know their way around the court. This activity dives into higher‑level techniques, strategic play, and fast‑paced drills that push athletes to grow. It’s designed for experienced players ready for a deeper, more challenging session.. **May not register for Volleyball, as well as Advanced Volleyball.
Only offered Earliteen and Teen Camp.

Watersports

Watersports offers campers a chance to engage in a variety of boat-towed activities, such as waterskiing, wakeboarding, kneeboarding, wakesurfing, and banana boating.
**May not register for Advanced Watersports, as well as Watersports.

White Water Rafting

Note: Registration for White Water Rafting is a separate event. It happens in April, not during camp registration week. Watch your email for notification of when it’s available.
Enjoy an all-day adventure down the Salmon River. Our experienced guides provide the skills and equipment; you provide the power as we paddle through class II and class III rapids.
This one-day event takes the place of your regularly scheduled activities for the day.
Not offered during Cub Camp.