Each year Wesley Acres organizes five exciting, week long summer camps for children and youth. Each action packed week at Wesley Acres is a life changing experience. The entire program, including the positive role models of our cabin leaders, and the creative energetic chapel services, is designed to bring out the best in each camper. At Wesley Acres we strive to not only offer first rate programming, but also affordable and competitive pricing. |
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Summer Camps - Kids & Youth |
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Check-In for all camps Sunday 2-4pm |
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Focused
on character and skill development, this There are five instrument options available, guitar, Chapel messages will focus on cultivating a Campers have lots of supervised activities to |
Family & Friends are invited to join us Friday This camp is geared towards those who have Costs: $496 when registered and paid by June 1 $527 when registered after June 1 Day Camper Costs: $286 includes breakfast and lunch daily and Friday Banquet Supper All costs include accommodation, meals, programming fees, tuck card,. |
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July 25-30 * Ages 11-15
Celebrating and making a difference in the lives of those families that are making a difference for ours.. With this summer's pilot launch of the hero's program we have received generous sponsorship funding to send 40 kids ages 11-15 to a camp designed specifically for them. As well as traditional camp activities such as canoeing and kayaking, swimming, sports and archery, campers also get to check out the high and low ropes courses at Wesley Acres and test their mettle on the rock climbing wall. The camp is a quick pontoon ride from Sandbanks provincial park where the children can spend a day swimming and exploring their creative sides in a sandcastle-building contest. |
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August 22 - 28 * Ages 122-1766 Costs: $442 / Day camper $233 This aim of this course is to encourage the campers to seek a closer relationship with God and to study His Word. In addition we will teach the campers a pattern of survival involving 1st aid, fire lighting, shelter building, signals, food and water. Canoe skills, orienteering, high ropes and other challenge events involving teamwork will be covered during the week. As mentioned above the groups will prepare their own food. Some fishing may be done but we will not be harvesting any other wildlife. The staff have a great deal of experience. Bob Sharpe, a retired military pilot, has spent most of his life canoeing, hunting, rock climbing and fishing in 6 of our provinces and 1 territory. He was the chief instructor at the Canadian Forces Survival Training School where he taught bush, sea, arctic, and desert survival in Canada and Norway. Les Young is an ex school teacher with a great deal of experience in the outdoors as well as leading camping trips. Brian Appel an Ottawa school teacher grew up in the North country and has many skills to pass on dealing with camping and canoeing. We will also have a female councillor in order to provide some guidance to the girls. |
It is our hope that this week will enable the campers to better approach a survival situation or even life in general better prepared physically, emotionally and spiritually. All costs include tenting accommodation, meals, programming fees, tuck card, |
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Camp
Events
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Two
exciting Family Camps are held each summer. Week One starts on
the Saturday just before Canada Day. Week Two ends on the Sunday
prior to the first Monday in August. Each week of camp begins with a gospel music concert on Saturday evening and runs until the next Sunday evening. All evening and Sunday worship events are held in the Big Top tent located on the south shore, east of the Mapledene Motel.
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FAMILY CAMP One - July 3 - 11 |
FAMILY
CAMP TWO - July 31 - August 8
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& Lunch & Friday Supper
