You can still access all the Summer Camp Photos online.

Camp's Home Page Link to Summer Photos

Start on Camp’s Home Page and Click on “Summer PARENT’S Connection” on the upper right side.

Just moved up one swim level!

River Village Double Zipline!

Find photos of you and your friends.

There are thousands of photos that are sorted by sessions, days, and albums.

Eisenhower Elementary from Warsaw, IN arrived Wednesday and will leave Friday.  They are the first Outdoor Education school group of the Fall season.

First Fall Outdoor Education School

Eisenhower students have been coming to camp for the last 14 years.

Crossing the Covered Bridge Heading to Ghost Creek

Their leadership team believes not only in Camp’s Staff and Outdoor Education curriculum but also in the positive effect the trip has on the teacher/student  relationship as well as the student’s relationships with each other.

Trail Group Heading toward the Pine Forest

Contact Camp’s Outdoor Education Director Tom Elliott tome@camptecumseh.org if you would like to learn more about bringing a school group to Camp.

Summer Camp has such a positive effect on everyone that experiences its culture.  The “Fruits of the Spirit” are plentiful at Camp and parents are quick to say that their children come home with more “Love, Joy, Peace, Patience, Kindness, Goodness, Faithfulness, Gentleness, and Self-Control”.

We want to encourage you to purpose to not let your fruit shrivel up while you are away from Camp.

“Inspector Bo the Hobo” uses his “No-Shrink Spray” at chapel to help preserve the fruits that grew at Camp that week.  What are ways you keep the “Fruits of the Spirit” fresh in your home?

We have now completed Summer Camp 2011. Only the wonderful glow still remains (plus some lost and found). What an amazing summer it was. Our staff sang, cheered, laughed, and cried at the Celebration Banquet last Saturday night. We sang ‘Tecumseh’ for the final time of the summer and already started talking about next summer!! Thanks to everyone who helped make this ‘the best summer ever!’

Mud Hike, Mud Hike!

Big Game Fun!

Friends Forever!

The 3rd period fishing clinic ventured down to the Tippecanoe River today with hopes of landing a BIG one.    We start as a group talking about what the “drag” is on your pole and why it is important to make sure it is set properly and working when fishing for larger fish.  Everyone is armed with “Dough Balls” and is anticipating something big.   “The fish don’t have hands so set the hook if your bait is moving!”

Hey Mom and Dad! Look what I caught!

Fishing for carp is great because of their size and you can tell by the bend in the rod when someone has hooked one.  It is fun to watch other campers look on as the fish is worked in and the counselors assist with the net.

Counselor John with net under water preparing to scoop it up!

There is always a lot of commotion and excitement when the fish surfaces for the first time.

Playing give-and-take with the line.

It is much easier to teach the basics of reeling in a fish with a nice one actually on your line.

It was a great group effort!

It is a team effort in the sense that the group feels successful if anyone catches a fish.