On the second day of camp, Lodge campers wake up to a hearty breakfast in the dining hall prepared by our camp kitchen staff. On this day, each bunk group will set out to complete their first of many team-building activities. These activities are designed to challenge campers to learn life skills, such as how to work well with others, communicate, and solve problems. 

Of course, no day at Inspiration Hills is complete without praise and worship, chapel, Bible studies, and TAWG (time alone with God). In the afternoon, campers also get to experience OAT (open activity time). This is a free time in which campers can enjoy our various games and activities at their own pace. OAT activities include the pool, canteen, basketball and sand volleyball courts, slip n slide, and much more. 

After another day of camp, campers are learning to be more comfortable in their bunk group. The day starts with breakfast, another initiative, lunch, chapel and worship time, OAT, and a group activity. 

For 7th-9th graders, these activities include our high ropes course and axe-throwing. For 4th-6th graders, it includes canoeing and archery tag.

 However, what makes day three really special is the evening chapel, in which the gospel message is presented to campers. During this night, some campers will choose to give their lives to the Lord for the first time. Campers also get an opportunity to talk about their faith one-on-one with their counselor and ask any hard questions they may have. 

On this day, the campers once again wake up to another breakfast and another exciting day ahead of them. This is the last full day of the week. 

After OAT and dinner, the LODGE HYPE NIGHT begins! The night consists of bunk group time and campfire worship.

After a long, exciting, life-changing week of spending time with friends and with the Lord, it's time to wrap up the summer camp experience. After breakfast, each camper packs up their things and participates in one final large group game. 

During lunch, parents are welcome to bring their lawn chairs and come before noon for a big cookout and to enjoy final chapel. This chapel includes a recap of the week and one last opportunity for all campers to praise the Lord together before departure. We encourage campers to share with their families what they learned at camp on the ride home.