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Winter Camps:
Camp
Cost
Start-End Date
Going into Grades
Camp Availability
Forest Course - Monday Snowshoe Excursions (Register) (More Info) $35 Feb 15-Mar 1 2nd-4th Camp is full,
register to be put on waiting list Forest Course - Tuesday Snowshoe Excursions (Register) (More Info) $35 Feb 16-Mar 2 2nd-4th Camp is full,
register to be put on waiting list Forest Course - Thursday Snowshoe Excursions (Register) (More Info) $35 Feb 18-Mar 4 4th-6th Camp is full,
register to be put on waiting list Forest Course - Friday Snowshoe Excursions (Register) (More Info) $35 Feb 19-Mar 5 4th-6th Camp is full,
register to be put on waiting list Forest Course - Winter Skills (Register) (More Info) $119 Feb 23-Mar 4 7th-12th Closed Spring Break Day Camp (Register) (More Info) $109 Mar 8-Mar 11 IN 4th-6th Closed Spring Break Teen Retreat (Register) (More Info) $95 Mar 11-Mar 13 IN 7th-12th Closed Primary Spring Forest Course Mondays & Wednesdays (Register) (More Info) $219 Mar 29-May 5 In 2nd-4th (current grade) Camp is full,
register to be put on waiting list Junior Spring Forest Course Mondays & Wednesdays (Register) (More Info) $219 Mar 29-May 5 In 4th-6th (current grade) Camp is open for registrations Jr Hi Spring Forest Course Mondays (Register) (More Info) $219 Mar 29-May 3 In 6th-8th (current grade) Camp is open for registrations Munchkin Spring Forest Course Tuesdays & Thursdays (Register) (More Info) $219 Mar 30-May 6 In K-1st (current grade) Camp is open for registrations Primary Spring Forest Course Tuesdays & Thursdays (Register) (More Info) $219 Mar 30-May 6 In 2nd-4th (current grade) Camp is full,
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*If a camp is full but there is still waitlist spots available then continue registration and it will put you on the waitlistCamp Descriptions:
Forest Course - Monday Snowshoe Excursions, Feb 15/Mar 1, Grades 2nd-4th
- Monday, February 15: 1:00-2:30 PM
Monday, February 22: 1:00-2:30 PM
Monday, March 1: 12:30-3:00 PM
Learn how to snowshoe, and observe the forest in wintertime. Snowshoes & poles are provided. The first two sessions are 1.5 hours; the last session is 2.5 hours to allow the kids to hike to Wilderness Base Camp and have snacks and hot cocoa around the fire. Each snowshoe hike will be tailored to the group’s ability and will involve rest breaks as necessary. Each session will end with discussing and recording our forest finds.
Forest Course - Tuesday Snowshoe Excursions, Feb 16/Mar 2, Grades 2nd-4th
- Tuesday, February 16: 1:00-2:30 PM
Tuesday, February 23: 1:00-2:30 PM
Tuesday, March 2: 12:30-3:00 PM
Learn how to snowshoe, and observe the forest in wintertime. Snowshoes & poles are provided. The first two sessions are 1.5 hours; the last session is 2.5 hours to allow the kids to hike to Wilderness Base Camp and have snacks and hot cocoa around the fire. Each snowshoe hike will be tailored to the group’s ability and will involve rest breaks as necessary. Each session will end with discussing and recording our forest finds.
Forest Course - Thursday Snowshoe Excursions, Feb 18/Mar 4, Grades 4th-6th
- Thursday, February 18: 1:00-2:30 PM
Thursday, February 25: 1:00-2:30 PM
Thursday, March 4: 12:30-3:00 PM
Learn how to snowshoe, and observe the forest in wintertime. Snowshoes & poles are provided. The first two sessions are 1.5 hours; the last session is 2.5 hours to allow the kids to hike to Wilderness Base Camp and have snacks and hot cocoa around the fire. Each snowshoe hike will be tailored to the group’s ability and will involve rest breaks as necessary. Each session will end with discussing and recording our forest finds.
Forest Course - Friday Snowshoe Excursions, Feb 19/Mar 5, Grades 4th-6th
- Friday, February 19: 1:00-2:30 PM
Friday, February 26: 1:00-2:30 PM
Friday, March 5: 12:30-3:00 PM
Learn how to snowshoe, and observe the forest in wintertime. Snowshoes & poles are provided. The first two sessions are 1.5 hours; the last session is 2.5 hours to allow the kids to hike to Wilderness Base Camp and have snacks and hot cocoa around the fire. Each snowshoe hike will be tailored to the group’s ability and will involve rest breaks as necessary. Each session will end with discussing and recording our forest finds.
Forest Course - Winter Skills , Feb 23/Mar 4, Grades 7th-12th
- Two-week course: Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays 1:30 - 4:00 PM. Last day, overnight (Wednesday, March 3 at 1:30 pm-Thursday March 4 at 1:30 pm)
Learn skills like fire building, shelter building, snow cave camping, making snowshoes out of forest finds, and more! Finish the course with an overnight camping trip, sleeping in a cozy snow cave. This course is a fun extension of our fall Forest Course, and will include lots of hands-on skill building!
Overnight camping will take place on Solid Rock grounds and will include 3 meals. A gear list will be provided and some gear is available to borrow.
Spring Break Day Camp, Mar 8/Mar 11, Grades IN 4th-6th
- Spring Day Camp 2021 includes lots of fun activities! Tubing, crafts, mini-golf, games, plus lunch and a Bible lesson daily. This camp will be a mix of indoor and outdoor activities with lots of variety. Please dress your child ready to play outside for several hours at a time!
Lunch provided each day. 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM
Sibling Discount: $20 off second child (one discount per full-price registration). Applied after registration- call or email office to receive discount.
Spring Break Teen Retreat, Mar 11/Mar 13, Grades IN 7th-12th
- Starting Time: 6:00 PM Thursday, March 11
Ending Time: 4:00 PM Saturday, March 13
Enjoy a mix of activities such as tubing, broomball, snowshoe excursions, mini-golf, and reverse tie-dye. Spend time connecting with friends, learning about what rooting your identity in Christ looks like, and eating lots of good food!
There will be free time and optional activities if your teen needs time for homework.
Be sure to pack snowclothes!
Primary Spring Forest Course Mondays & Wednesdays, Mar 29/May 5, Grades In 2nd-4th (current grade)
- 10:30 AM to 1:00 PM Mondays and Wednesdays
Join us for the spring session of the Forest Course!
Encouraging curiosity about nature and an appreciation of God’s creation, the Forest Course is designed to get kids exploring outdoors! Led by Solid Rock staff, kids will learn about forest ecology through exploration, observation, and play. The Forest Course seeks to build connection, resilience, outdoor skills and nature knowledge, as well as encouraging each child to learn about the character of God.
Classes are twice a week for 2.5 hours. The session runs for 6 weeks. Topics such Nesting Birds, Seed Germination, and Lake Life focus specifically on the Kenai Peninsula seasons, species, and dynamics. Kids also learn about the attributes of God the Creator through Bible verses and songs. The classes are a combination of hands-on learning, games, and art.
Please send your children dressed warmly and with a waterproof outer layer. Children must be able to use the bathroom unassisted. A small snack will be provided; kids need to bring their own water bottles. A further list of Things to Bring will be emailed to you after registration.
Supply Kits: Supply kits, including drawing case, notebook, markers, and magnifier will be provided. Materials and costs are still being calculated but will include much of the same materials as the fall Forest Course supply kit. If your child attended Fall Forest course, the can bring their supply kit and you will only be charged for additional materials.
Junior Spring Forest Course Mondays & Wednesdays, Mar 29/May 5, Grades In 4th-6th (current grade)
- 10:30 AM to 1:00 PM Mondays and Wednesdays
Join us for the spring session of the Forest Course!
Encouraging curiosity about nature and an appreciation of God’s creation, the Forest Course is designed to get kids exploring outdoors! Led by Solid Rock staff, kids will learn about forest ecology through exploration, observation, and play. The Forest Course seeks to build connection, resilience, outdoor skills and nature knowledge, as well as encouraging each child to learn about the character of God.
Classes are twice a week for 2.5 hours. The session runs for 6 weeks. Topics such Nesting Birds, Seed Germination, and Lake Life focus specifically on the Kenai Peninsula seasons, species, and dynamics. Kids also learn about the attributes of God the Creator through Bible verses and songs. The classes are a combination of hands-on learning, games, and art.
Please send your children dressed warmly and with a waterproof outer layer. Children must be able to use the bathroom unassisted. A small snack will be provided; kids need to bring their own water bottles. A further list of Things to Bring will be emailed to you after registration.
Supply Kits: Supply kits, including drawing case, notebook, markers, and magnifier will be provided. Materials and costs are still being calculated but will include much of the same materials as the fall Forest Course supply kit. If your child attended Fall Forest course, the can bring their supply kit and you will only be charged for additional materials.
Jr Hi Spring Forest Course Mondays , Mar 29/May 3, Grades In 6th-8th (current grade)
- 1:00 PM - 5:00 PM Mondays
Join us for the spring session of the Forest Course!
Encouraging curiosity about nature and an appreciation of God’s creation, the Forest Course is designed to get kids exploring outdoors! Led by Solid Rock staff, kids will learn about forest ecology through exploration, observation, and play. The Forest Course seeks to build connection, resilience, outdoor skills and nature knowledge, as well as encouraging each child to learn about the character of God.
Classes are once a week for 4 hours. The session runs for 6 weeks. Topics such Nesting Birds, Seed Germination, and Lake Life focus specifically on the Kenai Peninsula seasons, species, and dynamics. Kids also learn about the attributes of God the Creator through Bible verses and songs. The classes are a combination of hands-on learning, games, and art. The 6th-8th grade class incorporates wilderness skills.
Please send your children dressed warmly and with a waterproof outer layer. Children must be able to use the bathroom unassisted. A small snack will be provided; kids need to bring their own water bottles. A further list of Things to Bring will be emailed to you after registration.
Supply Kits: Supply kits, including drawing case, notebook, markers, and magnifier will be provided. Materials and costs are still being calculated but will include much of the same materials as the fall Forest Course supply kit. If your child attended Fall Forest course, the can bring their supply kit and you will only be charged for additional materials.
Munchkin Spring Forest Course Tuesdays & Thursdays, Mar 30/May 6, Grades In K-1st (current grade)
- 1:30-4:00 PM Tuesdays and Thursdays
Join us for the spring session of the Forest Course!
Encouraging curiosity about nature and an appreciation of God’s creation, the Forest Course is designed to get kids exploring outdoors! Led by Solid Rock staff, kids will learn about forest ecology through exploration, observation, and play. The Forest Course seeks to build connection, resilience, outdoor skills and nature knowledge, as well as encouraging each child to learn about the character of God.
Classes are twice a week for 2.5 hours. The session runs for 6 weeks. Topics such Nesting Birds, Seed Germination, and Lake Life focus specifically on the Kenai Peninsula seasons, species, and dynamics. Kids also learn about the attributes of God the Creator through Bible verses and songs. The classes are a combination of hands-on learning, games, and art.
Please send your children dressed warmly and with a waterproof outer layer. Children must be able to use the bathroom unassisted. A small snack will be provided; kids need to bring their own water bottles. A further list of Things to Bring will be emailed to you after registration.
Supply Kits: Supply kits, including drawing case, notebook, markers, and magnifier will be provided. Materials and costs are still being calculated but will include much of the same materials as the fall Forest Course supply kit. If your child attended Fall Forest course, the can bring their supply kit and you will only be charged for additional materials.
Primary Spring Forest Course Tuesdays & Thursdays, Mar 30/May 6, Grades In 2nd-4th (current grade)
- 1:30 PM to 4:00 PM Tuesdays and Thursdays
Join us for the spring session of the Forest Course!
Encouraging curiosity about nature and an appreciation of God’s creation, the Forest Course is designed to get kids exploring outdoors! Led by Solid Rock staff, kids will learn about forest ecology through exploration, observation, and play. The Forest Course seeks to build connection, resilience, outdoor skills and nature knowledge, as well as encouraging each child to learn about the character of God.
Classes are twice a week for 2.5 hours. The session runs for 6 weeks. Topics such Nesting Birds, Seed Germination, and Lake Life focus specifically on the Kenai Peninsula seasons, species, and dynamics. Kids also learn about the attributes of God the Creator through Bible verses and songs. The classes are a combination of hands-on learning, games, and art.
Please send your children dressed warmly and with a waterproof outer layer. Children must be able to use the bathroom unassisted. A small snack will be provided; kids need to bring their own water bottles. A further list of Things to Bring will be emailed to you after registration.
Supply Kits: Supply kits, including drawing case, notebook, markers, and magnifier will be provided. Materials and costs are still being calculated but will include much of the same materials as the fall Forest Course supply kit. If your child attended Fall Forest course, the can bring their supply kit and you will only be charged for additional materials.
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Monday, February 22: 1:00-2:30 PM
Monday, March 1: 12:30-3:00 PM
Learn how to snowshoe, and observe the forest in wintertime. Snowshoes & poles are provided. The first two sessions are 1.5 hours; the last session is 2.5 hours to allow the kids to hike to Wilderness Base Camp and have snacks and hot cocoa around the fire. Each snowshoe hike will be tailored to the group’s ability and will involve rest breaks as necessary. Each session will end with discussing and recording our forest finds.
Tuesday, February 23: 1:00-2:30 PM
Tuesday, March 2: 12:30-3:00 PM
Learn how to snowshoe, and observe the forest in wintertime. Snowshoes & poles are provided. The first two sessions are 1.5 hours; the last session is 2.5 hours to allow the kids to hike to Wilderness Base Camp and have snacks and hot cocoa around the fire. Each snowshoe hike will be tailored to the group’s ability and will involve rest breaks as necessary. Each session will end with discussing and recording our forest finds.
Thursday, February 25: 1:00-2:30 PM
Thursday, March 4: 12:30-3:00 PM
Learn how to snowshoe, and observe the forest in wintertime. Snowshoes & poles are provided. The first two sessions are 1.5 hours; the last session is 2.5 hours to allow the kids to hike to Wilderness Base Camp and have snacks and hot cocoa around the fire. Each snowshoe hike will be tailored to the group’s ability and will involve rest breaks as necessary. Each session will end with discussing and recording our forest finds.
Friday, February 26: 1:00-2:30 PM
Friday, March 5: 12:30-3:00 PM
Learn how to snowshoe, and observe the forest in wintertime. Snowshoes & poles are provided. The first two sessions are 1.5 hours; the last session is 2.5 hours to allow the kids to hike to Wilderness Base Camp and have snacks and hot cocoa around the fire. Each snowshoe hike will be tailored to the group’s ability and will involve rest breaks as necessary. Each session will end with discussing and recording our forest finds.
Learn skills like fire building, shelter building, snow cave camping, making snowshoes out of forest finds, and more! Finish the course with an overnight camping trip, sleeping in a cozy snow cave. This course is a fun extension of our fall Forest Course, and will include lots of hands-on skill building!
Overnight camping will take place on Solid Rock grounds and will include 3 meals. A gear list will be provided and some gear is available to borrow.
Lunch provided each day. 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM
Sibling Discount: $20 off second child (one discount per full-price registration). Applied after registration- call or email office to receive discount.
Ending Time: 4:00 PM Saturday, March 13
Enjoy a mix of activities such as tubing, broomball, snowshoe excursions, mini-golf, and reverse tie-dye. Spend time connecting with friends, learning about what rooting your identity in Christ looks like, and eating lots of good food!
There will be free time and optional activities if your teen needs time for homework.
Be sure to pack snowclothes!
Join us for the spring session of the Forest Course!
Encouraging curiosity about nature and an appreciation of God’s creation, the Forest Course is designed to get kids exploring outdoors! Led by Solid Rock staff, kids will learn about forest ecology through exploration, observation, and play. The Forest Course seeks to build connection, resilience, outdoor skills and nature knowledge, as well as encouraging each child to learn about the character of God.
Classes are twice a week for 2.5 hours. The session runs for 6 weeks. Topics such Nesting Birds, Seed Germination, and Lake Life focus specifically on the Kenai Peninsula seasons, species, and dynamics. Kids also learn about the attributes of God the Creator through Bible verses and songs. The classes are a combination of hands-on learning, games, and art.
Please send your children dressed warmly and with a waterproof outer layer. Children must be able to use the bathroom unassisted. A small snack will be provided; kids need to bring their own water bottles. A further list of Things to Bring will be emailed to you after registration.
Supply Kits: Supply kits, including drawing case, notebook, markers, and magnifier will be provided. Materials and costs are still being calculated but will include much of the same materials as the fall Forest Course supply kit. If your child attended Fall Forest course, the can bring their supply kit and you will only be charged for additional materials.
Join us for the spring session of the Forest Course!
Encouraging curiosity about nature and an appreciation of God’s creation, the Forest Course is designed to get kids exploring outdoors! Led by Solid Rock staff, kids will learn about forest ecology through exploration, observation, and play. The Forest Course seeks to build connection, resilience, outdoor skills and nature knowledge, as well as encouraging each child to learn about the character of God.
Classes are twice a week for 2.5 hours. The session runs for 6 weeks. Topics such Nesting Birds, Seed Germination, and Lake Life focus specifically on the Kenai Peninsula seasons, species, and dynamics. Kids also learn about the attributes of God the Creator through Bible verses and songs. The classes are a combination of hands-on learning, games, and art.
Please send your children dressed warmly and with a waterproof outer layer. Children must be able to use the bathroom unassisted. A small snack will be provided; kids need to bring their own water bottles. A further list of Things to Bring will be emailed to you after registration.
Supply Kits: Supply kits, including drawing case, notebook, markers, and magnifier will be provided. Materials and costs are still being calculated but will include much of the same materials as the fall Forest Course supply kit. If your child attended Fall Forest course, the can bring their supply kit and you will only be charged for additional materials.
Join us for the spring session of the Forest Course!
Encouraging curiosity about nature and an appreciation of God’s creation, the Forest Course is designed to get kids exploring outdoors! Led by Solid Rock staff, kids will learn about forest ecology through exploration, observation, and play. The Forest Course seeks to build connection, resilience, outdoor skills and nature knowledge, as well as encouraging each child to learn about the character of God.
Classes are once a week for 4 hours. The session runs for 6 weeks. Topics such Nesting Birds, Seed Germination, and Lake Life focus specifically on the Kenai Peninsula seasons, species, and dynamics. Kids also learn about the attributes of God the Creator through Bible verses and songs. The classes are a combination of hands-on learning, games, and art. The 6th-8th grade class incorporates wilderness skills.
Please send your children dressed warmly and with a waterproof outer layer. Children must be able to use the bathroom unassisted. A small snack will be provided; kids need to bring their own water bottles. A further list of Things to Bring will be emailed to you after registration.
Supply Kits: Supply kits, including drawing case, notebook, markers, and magnifier will be provided. Materials and costs are still being calculated but will include much of the same materials as the fall Forest Course supply kit. If your child attended Fall Forest course, the can bring their supply kit and you will only be charged for additional materials.
Join us for the spring session of the Forest Course!
Encouraging curiosity about nature and an appreciation of God’s creation, the Forest Course is designed to get kids exploring outdoors! Led by Solid Rock staff, kids will learn about forest ecology through exploration, observation, and play. The Forest Course seeks to build connection, resilience, outdoor skills and nature knowledge, as well as encouraging each child to learn about the character of God.
Classes are twice a week for 2.5 hours. The session runs for 6 weeks. Topics such Nesting Birds, Seed Germination, and Lake Life focus specifically on the Kenai Peninsula seasons, species, and dynamics. Kids also learn about the attributes of God the Creator through Bible verses and songs. The classes are a combination of hands-on learning, games, and art.
Please send your children dressed warmly and with a waterproof outer layer. Children must be able to use the bathroom unassisted. A small snack will be provided; kids need to bring their own water bottles. A further list of Things to Bring will be emailed to you after registration.
Supply Kits: Supply kits, including drawing case, notebook, markers, and magnifier will be provided. Materials and costs are still being calculated but will include much of the same materials as the fall Forest Course supply kit. If your child attended Fall Forest course, the can bring their supply kit and you will only be charged for additional materials.
Join us for the spring session of the Forest Course!
Encouraging curiosity about nature and an appreciation of God’s creation, the Forest Course is designed to get kids exploring outdoors! Led by Solid Rock staff, kids will learn about forest ecology through exploration, observation, and play. The Forest Course seeks to build connection, resilience, outdoor skills and nature knowledge, as well as encouraging each child to learn about the character of God.
Classes are twice a week for 2.5 hours. The session runs for 6 weeks. Topics such Nesting Birds, Seed Germination, and Lake Life focus specifically on the Kenai Peninsula seasons, species, and dynamics. Kids also learn about the attributes of God the Creator through Bible verses and songs. The classes are a combination of hands-on learning, games, and art.
Please send your children dressed warmly and with a waterproof outer layer. Children must be able to use the bathroom unassisted. A small snack will be provided; kids need to bring their own water bottles. A further list of Things to Bring will be emailed to you after registration.
Supply Kits: Supply kits, including drawing case, notebook, markers, and magnifier will be provided. Materials and costs are still being calculated but will include much of the same materials as the fall Forest Course supply kit. If your child attended Fall Forest course, the can bring their supply kit and you will only be charged for additional materials.
Fall Camps:
There is currently no camps scheduled for this area at this time. Please check back later!