Living
Waters Wilderness Adventures
Experiencing
God in wild places and connecting youth outdoors
Camp
Info
Description: |
Wilderness
Adventures is a ministry of Camp Living Waters. Each summer numerous
canoe trips and adventure based activities are offered for ages
10-18 and church groups in Maine and Eastern Canada. Our focus
is to use the wilderness as an effective tool to reach people
for Jesus Christ. |
Adventures: |
Canoeing and whitewater
canoeing, whitewater rafting, mountain biking, climbing wall,
backpacking and hiking. |
Focus: |
Individuals
ages 10-17, and Groups (such as church youth groups) |
Location: |
Danforth, Maine -
2 hours east of Bangor, Maine |
Contact
Info: |
http://www.lwwcamp.com |
Reviews
| My name is Kellie Pittsley and I am one of the youth directors
at Mullein Hill Baptist church in Lakeville, MA. We have gone on
four trips with Living Waters Wilderness Camp in Danforth , Maine.
It is well worth the eight hour drive that we must take to get there.
They run a great trip from every aspect of it. They help you to
organize your trip by sending promotional videos and detailed packing
lists. This is important because if you don't pack right your stuff
could get wet. I follow their directions and my stuff has never
gotten wet, and I even tipped!!! The staff is friendly and well
trained in Wilderness living. Safety is always their first concern,
and I always feel that my group is safe in their hands. The food
is fabulous. The Bible lessons are good; and relevant. They document
your trip in pictures so you'll always have a reminder of your trip.
We always have a great time and the kids ask to go back. I would
highly recommend this camp to anyone. Thank you, Kellie J. Pittsley |
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We
don't know everything so please suggest
a camp for consideration if you know of a camp that you feel
meets this description:
- The camp's primary
goal is to share the word of Jesus Christ to Christians and Non-Believers
- They use outdoor
adventures as a primary method of helping individuals to experience
God. ie: their adventures constitute a majority focus of their
programming.
- Examples of such
adventures may include (but are not limited to) White water River
Rafting, Rock Climbing, Backpacking, Hiking, Wilderness Trips,
Kayaking, Spelunking, Mountaineering, Mountain Biking, Canyoneering...
We would love to personally
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Our inclusion of camps is therefore partially based on outside recommendations
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