Current Projects

2008 Camp Entrance Sign
	Bob Butcher will install a new camp entrance sign very soon. (more pictures)
2008 Second Staff Home
	The major construction this year will be to build another 1,700 Sq. foot home. It is to be the home for Victoria Fritzkapps and her family.(more pictures)
2008 Caravan Shed Roof
	The Caravan Shed, near the entrance of camp, will get a new roof this year thanks to a generous gift and volunteer labor from 1st. Presbyterian Church of Wenatchee.
2008 Giant Zip Line Improved
	The giant Zip Line has beenimproved and is even better fun. It stretches almost 1000 feet, from behind the Lake Forest Park Cabin to the Ropes Course.
2008 New RV Park Started
	Clearing for the new RV Park has been started this year.

2007 New Staff Home
	The major construction project this year is to build a 1,700 Sq. foot home. The cost should be $150,000.00 It is part of the Golden Opportonites Cainpaign. (more pictures)
2007 Napeequa Cabin Addition
	The addition of a bedroom to the Napeequa Cabin will put a bedroom on the ground floor. (more pictures)
2007 Adventure Center
	The Adventure/Program Center will be used for Mountain Boards and Bikes during the summer and tubing in the winter. The 1st. Presbyterian Church of Moses Lake is donating funds and building the building. (more pictures)
2006 Water System Upgrade
	The water system work is proceeding as planned. We have built the Booster Pump Station. If you would be willing to volunteer with construction please contact us at camp.
2006 Ephrata Cabin Remodel
	After 2 years of work the Ephrata Cabin remodel is about complete. Jim Caulkins has headed up the work and the recruitment of many volunteers. It is a wonderful addition to camp.
2006 Pratt Cabin Porch
	The Pratt Cabin is getting a new porch. It is almost finished. All that is left is the metal roof.
2006 Campfire Circle
	We are continuing to improve the benches at the Campfire Circle. Winter snow is hard on the benches.
2006 New Zip Line
	The new Zip Line has been completed and is great fun. It stretches almost 1000 feet, from behind the Lake Forest Park Cabin to the Ropes Course.