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- John 13:34-35 (NASB)
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Timberlake
This traditional resident summer camp program,Timberlake, offered at Camp Arnold involves, on average, 180 campers per session. The campers are housed in our "A-Frame" cabins and two-story "Firgrove" cabins. Each cabin houses between 8 and 11 campers plus the counselor and other staff members. At Camp Arnold we are proud to say that all of our Timberlake programs boast a 1 to 4 adult staff to camper ratio, this number jumps up greatly during our Music and Musical Theater camps when more instructors from The Salvation Army come to help with the program.
Summer Camper Application Summer Camp Schedule.pdf
Discovery Camp
Discovery Camp
Discovery Camps are the staple camps at Camp Arnold, running nearly every week of the summer and offering a host of exciting activities and electives for the campers to enjoy. Discovery Camp sessions last five days, beginning on Monday and ending on Friday. Campers in this program range in age from 8 to 12 and are split up into older and younger units. The Campers spend their days continuously engaged in activities like canoeing, swimming, archery and climbing the rock wall. Every day we host chapel sessions that proclaim the Gospel of Jesus Christ and give our campers the opportunity to learn more about who God is.
| Typical Activities at Timberlake | |
| Morning Wake Up | Environmental Expeditions |
| Flag Raising Ceremony | Canteen Time |
| Breakfast | Free Time |
| Chapel | Flag Lowering Ceremony |
| Electives | Dinner |
| Lunch | Camp Wide Games |
| Quiet Time | Campfire Program |
| Cabin Activity | Bedtime and Devotions |
SAY Camp
T.S.A. Youth Camp
July 23-27, 2012
Camp Arnold's SAY camp is our one week camp specifically for those youth who attend various Salvation Army programs. Many of our SAY Campers either attend a Salvation Army Corps, or are members of a Salvation Army Youth Group. During the week the youth have the opportunity to grow in their faith, learn more about God, and develop new friendships. They will also have a fun, exciting week experiencing new activities and God in a new way. This camp runs along the same schedule as the Discovery Camps, but in place of electives the campers have a chance to earn emblems. SAY camps extend the age range from discovery camps to 8 - 16.
Pee Wee Camp
Pee Wee Camp
June 23-25, 2012
Camp Arnold's Pee Wee Camp happens once every summer and is designed as a transition into camping for younger children ages 6 and 7. The program runs alongside our T.S.A. Music Camp but only runs for 3 days and 2 nights, which gives the children the opportunity to go to camp but reduces the chances of homesickness. The staff that work with these children are specially chosen from our counselor ranks and show aptitude towards caring for the needs of younger children. For the few days that the children are at camp they will take part in a full day of water games, spend time in the craft house, go for short hikes and learn about nature and even attend chapel sessions tailored to their needs. This is an exciting opportunity for your child to see just how much fun they can have at camp!
Musical Theather Camp
T.S.A. Musical Theater Camp
July 16-21, 2012
Ages 10 - 18
More information to come
Music Camp
T.S.A.Music Camp
June 23-30, 2012
Cornets, Trombones, Drums, Guitars, Singing-doing-playing-acting will all be part of this year's Music Camp. An 8 day camp for boys and girls aged 8 through 18 who attend The Salvation Army Church. This Camp is designed to teach and develop the skill and ability of making music in a fun-filled atmosphere, a skill which can have a life-long impact. Activities include; Brass Bands, Worship Band/Contemporary Band, Guitar Class, Drum Class and not forgetting piano class, dance, and many other styles of expression and worship. Our Music Camp is designed not just to offer an 8 day program but to encourage the young people to continue to pursue their musical interest back at their Church.