New Life Bible Camp
New Life Bible Camp has served campers since 1971 with multiple program options including sleepaway Camp Kainos, Adventure Camp, and day camp programs for grades 1-6. All programs integrate Bible study and teachings of Jesus with outdoor activities and nature exploration. Campers develop friendships, learn from dedicated counselors, and engage in activities like hiking, water slides, climbing walls, horseback riding, and specialized themed weeks. Day camp runs 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. with weekly costs ranging from $168-$183.
6-17
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