Sledriding
Jumonville’s hills offer sled riding of varying difficulty when there’s snow on the ground. Bring your own sleds, skis, or snowboards — equipment is not provided on campus.
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The camp pool is available to retreat groups during summer months. Contact the Jumonville office when inquiring to confirm availability and arrange pool access for your group.
Read MoreFootball
Football is just one of the sports you can learn or improve your skills at if you come to a sports camp this summer or get together a football game with your retreat group. Winter football can be quite interesting and is a tradition for a number of retreat groups!
Read MoreUltimate Frisbee
Ultimate frisbee is also a favorite of some of Jumonville’s camps. Games can be mild or wild. Senior High Sports Camp always includes a rousing game of ultimate frisbee that has been a camp tradition for years.
Read MoreIndividual Elements Challenge Course
Jumonville’s individual elements are located on the top of our mountain in the area between the Great Cross near the Low Element Teambuilding Course. Special arrangements need to be made with the Jumonville office staff if you want to include this activity as part of your group’s experience. The goal of utilizing the individual elements…
Read MoreWrist Rockets
Wrist Rockets are like “sling shots.” However, we put a neat twist on it and shoot dog food rather than stones so it is much safer and the dog food is biodegradable. A fun activity with our own targets that let you know by the sounds if you hit the target.
Read MoreCrafts General
Most camps spend at least some time in the Craft Room at some point in the week. There are a variety of different crafts you could possibly do from witness bracelets to papier mache to tie dye. Come and see how creative you can be!
Read MoreGames
Games are always an important part of every week of summer camp. Both competitive and non-competitive games build communication skills, deepen relationships, and add fun and excitement to the summer camp experience.
Read MoreBible Study
Bible study is an important part of the daily camp life. Along with Bible study, there is an all camp worship on Wednesday evenings and many camps also have their own worship service at some point in the week.
Read MoreHiking
Wooded trails through the Green Cathedral give groups space to walk, reflect, and enjoy the mountain setting. The campus fit trail, funded in part by a Fayette County Tourism Grant, features ten exercise stations.
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