summer
2011
Check out our new website
now online at www.lwcamp.com!
reetings from Living Waters. We are looking
forward to another great camping season in 2011.
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We are convinced that as Christians seeking to grow
closer to God and to be effective in His service, there
needs to be times of refreshment and renewal. Dr. Vance
Havner once said “you must come apart and rest or
you’re just going to come apart.” Proclaiming the Gospel
of Jesus Christ and providing an oasis for Christians to be
rejuvenated are the primary goals of this ministry. Unplug
and Reconnect is the theme for the 2011 season. We need to
unplug from the daily demands and distractions of day to day
life and reconnect with our Lord and Savior as well as family and friends. Living Waters
can be the perfect place to renew your relationship with Christ and recommit to
serving others.
Because Christ is Coming!
Your Friends & Hosts – Roger & Karen Black
Welcome
Contact one of these Board members in your area if you need information!
Board of Directors
Roger Black – Director, Weston
Galen Elliott – Assistant Director, Ellsworth
Dana Morrison (Program Director) – Weston
MAINE
Mark Olson – Robbinston
Robert Lunn – Fort Fairfield
Doug Reed – Bangor
Al Burrill – Houlton
CANADA
Elaine Clark – Woodstock
Carl Clark – Woodstock
Matthew Porter – Moncton
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Robert Constable – Unity
Ed Mace – Bangor
Alan LaBelle – Waterville
Chris Nicholas – Mars Hill
Dave Ganong – Hampton
Larry Bishop – Kingsley
at a Glance
2011
SEASON
May 9, 10, 11
Pastor’s and Christian Workers Retreat
Speakers: Rev. Phil Moser and Rev. Kevin Grant;
Worship Leader: Eric Brown; Music: The Hyssongs
June 24, 25
Ladies Retreat
Speaker: Colleen Park; Music: Judy Gower
June 26 – July 2
Pioneer and Family Camp
Adult speaker: Dr. Harry Fletcher; Youth speaker: Calvin Hood;
Music: Eddie Piper
July 3 – 9
Pioneer and Family Camp
Adult speaker: Pastor Chuck Scheide; Youth speaker: Calvin Hood;
Music: Kingsley Baptist Church
July 10 – 16
Pioneer and Family Camp
Adult speaker: Rev. Kevin Grant; Youth speaker: Matt Porter;
Music: Hyssong’s
July 17 – 23
Sports Camp (Basketball/Soccer; Ages 9 – 14) and Family Camp
Adult speaker: Dr. Chris Gnanakan; Youth speaker: Rev. Mark Lunn;
Music: Mr. Eric Brown
July 24 – 30
Sports Camp (Basketball/Soccer; Ages 12 – 18) and Family Camp
Adult speaker: Dr. Bill Boulet; Youth speaker: Rev. Brian Gower;
Music: Dave Gopee
July 31 – August 6
Pioneer and Family Camp
Adult speaker: Dr. Wendell Calder; Youth speaker: Bub McSpadden;
Music: Billy Speer
August 7 – 12
Super Teen Week (Ages 13 – 18)
Speaker: Mr. Sean Davis; Music: XL Praise and Worship Team
August 14 – 19
Family Camp Only
Speaker: Dr. Marshall Wickes; Music: Puffers
September 2 – 5
Labor Day Weekend Retreat
Speakers: Dr. Wendell Calder;
Music: Billy Speer, The Puffers, The Hyssongs
September 9 – 11
Christian Law Enforcement Family Weekend
September 23 – 24
Fall Teen Kick-Off
October 7 – 10
Fall Foliage Weekend
Speaker: Tracy Dartt; Music: The Dartts
Registration Information
See pages 12 thru 17
NOTE: Speakers and Musicians are subject to change.
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DATES
June 26 to July 2; July 3 to 9; July
10 to 16; July 17 to 23; July 24 to 30;
July 31 – August 6; August 14 to 19
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n excellent chance for you to get away for a week. These weeks have a lot to
offer for married couples, singles, or entire families.
While the kids are involved in our daily program for campers, you can be ministered
to by our adult speakers, take part in relaxing activities, enjoy fellowship times with
other couples, and more.
Each family camp week has special activities happening all week long for our adult
guests. On various mornings during the week, you can be involved in a trail ride
breakfast or breakfast cruise. During the day, enjoy various fun and relaxing activities
that Living Waters has to offer, like trail rides, water-skiing, zipline, climbing tower,
and much more. There are activities available in the evenings as well. Fellowship
times, a campfire service, and you can get involved in our weekly skit night. Make
plans now to join us for a week of long-lasting memories, enjoyable activities and
encouraging fellowship.
Come out to Living Waters Family Camp and get refreshed. (Hotel & Cottage
accommodations are available as well as our RV park.)
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Base
Camp
Pioneer Camp
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magine a week of camp
where you can take the
activities you want for hours
each day! The only problem
is choosing which ones you
want to take. We’ve packed
your favorite evening activities into one week. Mission
Impossible, America’s 10
Most Wanted, hayrides, and
campfire night.
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DATES
June 26 to July 2; July 3 to 9;
July 10 to 16; July 31 – August 6
Ages 7 to 12
Add-ons Horsemanship or Scrapbooking
Day Camp
June 27 - July 1; Cost: $30.00/day or $125.00/week)
A Day Camp will be run in conjunction with our first Pioneer Camp. This camp will feature all of
the great camp activities like swimming, horses, archery, boat rides, crafts, and much more.
Transportation will be provided from the Houlton area each day at no additional charge. The
schedule is available upon request.
Add-ons
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ump it up! For a small additional fee, take your week to a new level!
Choose from these Add-ons:
Horsemanship
(Cost: $85.00)
Horsemanship is an opportunity for you to spend two
hours at the barn. One hour will be spent learning to
care for your assigned horse and the second hour is
spent riding working on your riding skills.
Go to www.lwcamp.com for more information.
Add-ons subject to change.
Due to safety and insurance
reasons, children must be
ages 9 and up to participate
in the Horsemanship add-on.
Scrapbooking
(Cost: $25.00)
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Now that you've chosen Pioneer Cam
Get Registered! pages 12 thru 17
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Camp
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Sports Camps
DATE July 17 to 22
Ages 9 to 14
DATE July 24 to 29
Ages 12 to 18
Attend both
weeks and
Save $100
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f sports are your thing, then Living Waters has some great sports camps that
you will not want to miss. You will take part in drills and team competitions.
An All-Star game will be held at the end of the week. Learn under the guidance
of coaches who know the game and love the Lord.
Plus take part in our fabulous evening activities!
When you’re not playing basketball or soccer, enjoy swimming, waterskiing,
horseback riding, zipline, climbing tower, and many other activities.
Fill your athletic void with sports
at Living Waters!
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Now that you've chosen Sports Cam
Get Registered! pages 12 thru 17
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Base
Camp
Super Teen
Camp
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DATE August 7 to 12
Ages 13 to 18
Add-ons Horsemanship, Waterski/
Wakeboarding, Scrapbooking, or Wilderness
Adventure Trip
Wrangler-In-Training – August 7 to 19
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o you enjoy kayaking, canoeing, sailing, mountain biking, zipline, climbing tower,
horseback riding, volleyball, basketball, waterskiing and incredible evening
activities? Super Teen camps include all these and more plus awesome worship
times. Bring your friends and meet new ones at Living Waters.
Wrangler in
Training (Cost: $760.00)
2 Week Program from July 31 to August 12
W.I.T. is an opportunity for you to spend two full weeks at Living Waters to further develop
your spiritual growth while enhancing your Horsemanship skills. W.I.T. campers will receive
daily riding instruction (weather permitting) and ground instruction. To add to the fun
we are planning an overnight trail ride. W.I.T. campers will have the opportunity to enjoy
waterfront and other free time activities.
Add-ons
P
ump it up! For a small additional fee, take your week to a new level!
Choose from these Add-ons:
Horsemanship
(Cost: $85.00)
Waterski/Wakeboarding
(Cost: $85.00)
Add-ons subject to change.
Scrapbooking
(Cost: $25.00)
Wilderness Extreme
(Cost: $85.00)
See page 9 for details.
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Now that you've chosen Super Tee
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Camp, Get Registered! pages 12 thru
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Camp
Wilderness
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Adventure
Come Apart The Psalmist wrote in Psalm 46:10, “Be still and know that I am God.” The
wilderness provides a unique opportunity to get away from every day life with its demands
and distractions leaving behind the things that rob us from spending quality time with God.
It gives space to “come apart before you come apart.” More then ever, young people are
stressing out as more demands are placed upon them in our fast pace, high tech world. This
summer, join us on an outing to rekindle your faith and renew your spirit as you discover
God in the quietness of a wilderness setting.
For over 20 years, Living Waters has been offering wilderness trips for all ages. Each summer,
numerous groups have counted on Living Waters to take care of all the necessary details
to make their group outing safe and enjoyable. Our scheduled open session trips offer
individuals the opportunity to sign up and take part on exciting adventures here in Maine
and Canada.
LIT 4-Week Program
June 19 to July 15; Ages 15 to 18; Cost: $1,200.00
This is a 4-week program for older teens that have a desire to be involved with a
camping ministry. You will be working with our regular trip leaders to learn the skills
necessary to becoming a Certified Trip Leader. These skills include learning the basics of
canoeing, paddling and poling, map and compass, fire starting, campsite selection and
setup. Included in this package is the Allagash trip, the Jr. Maine Guide/LIT trip, the Teen
vs Wild Maine, plus an additional weekend trip.
Six-Day Allagash Canoe Trip
June 19 to 25; Ages 13 to 17; Cost: $425.00
This is a true wilderness canoe trip through the heart of the Maine Wilderness. The
Allagash is truly an unforgettable experience and is our best trip for spotting moose!
Our six-day trip starts out at Churchill Lake and ends in Allagash Village. You will
learn lots of skills such as how to paddle a canoe, set up camp, fire wood selection
and building a fire, wilderness cooking and how to use a spark to start a fire.
Junior Maine Guide/LIT
June 26 to July 1; Ages 13 to 15; Cost: $350.00
A one-week program for boys and girls who desire to learn lots of outdoor
survival skills, while having the time of their life! We are in camp a couple of days,
and the rest is spent on the St. Croix River. You will learn how to plan and pack
for a trip, proper use of equipment, the basics of canoeing and canoeing skills,
how to share a devotional, map and compass, knots and their uses, campsite
management, cooking over an open fire, introduction to poling, introduction to
class II rapids, fly casting, and rump bumping at Little Falls.
Teen vs Wild Maine
July 3 to 8; Ages: 14 to 18; Cost: $450.00
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An exciting five days awaits you, full of Teen vs. Wild adventures! You will learn lots
of Wilderness skills while having a time of your life! Introduction to play boating
on the Penobscot River (class II-III), and a multi-day bush whack/back packing
(off trail) hike. Teens will also learn how to equip themselves for surviving in
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their faith when presented with pressures of the world. While being in good physical
condition is important, no previous experience is required.
Teen vs Wild Quebec
July 10 to 21; Ages: 14 to 18; Cost: $695.00
The NE Mistassibi River is one of Quebec’s finest back-country whitewater canoeing
adventures. You will travel 80 miles by canoe on this remote river. Teens will learn numerous
wilderness travel and survival skills taught by experienced trip leaders, including how to handle
a canoe in class II-III whitewater. Participants will learn to work as a team, problem solve, and
take on leadership roles. Scriptures come alive as group discussions focus on personal and
spiritual growth, linking trip experiences with the christian walk. The trip involves maneuvering
numerous rapids, catching fish for a couple of meals, and learning to start a warming fire
with a spark. Difficulty: The Mistassibi is a class II-III river, with only one portage and a couple
places to line. We will teach you the necessary skills to travel with confidence in a canoe.
Junior Survivor
July 31 to August 5; Ages 10 to 12; Cost: $325.00
PARENTS, Junior Survivor is a great wilderness experience for first-timers. We begin our
canoeing experience on Third Machias Lake. Your child will learn canoeing and camping skills.
Each day is filled with lots of fun activities in the form of friendly tribal competitions. The scripture comes alive during evening devotions with a guest speaker that will present the Truth of
God’s Word. SUPERVISION: There is at least a ratio of 1 leader per 4 campers.
Wilderness Extreme/Super Teen Week Combo
August 7 to 12; Ages 13 to 18; Cost: $350.00
There is a limit of 12 campers for this program. This is a new program this year. Campers will
spend part of their first two days at the wilderness center learning the basics of canoeing, paddling
and poling, map and compass skills, and fire building. Then you will put your skills into practice
during a 3-day trip on the St. Croix River.
Our Purpose is to provide a safe tripping experience in a Christ centered
atmosphere and to impart outdoor living skills while sharing the Christian message though Bible
study and positive role modeling. Living Waters is ready to assist you with a meaningful outdoor
experience in a safe and professional manner. All trips are led by experienced Registered Maine
Guides and or Certified Trip Leaders. We rent late model vans for dependable transportation. Our
goal in 2011 is to have a satellite phone on every outing. Generous donations and 100’s of volunteer
hours enable us to offer the Highest Quality Programming Possible for about 1/2 the price (or
less) of ‘for profit’ organizations.
Group Outings Numerous options available from 1 day up to 3 weeks in Maine and
Canada! Contact us to discuss details.
Contact us for additional information and visit our website www.lwcamp.com
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Now that you've chosen Wildernes
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Adventure, Get Registered! pages 12 thru
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11 Labor Day Weekend
DATE
September 2 to 5
R
everend Wendell Calder, the director of Local Church Evangelism and the
Founder of Living Waters, will be with us once again for our labor day Weekend.
Speaker: Dr. Wendell Calder
Music: The Hyssongs, Billy and Paula Speer, and The Puffers.
4 pm Friday
6 pm Friday
7 pm Friday
1 pm Sunday
3 pm Sunday
9 am Monday
11 am Monday
Registration
Evening Meal
Concert
Smorgasbord
Concert
Final Meeting
Closing Meal
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e sure to bring your family and enjoy
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the beautiful colors on your drive to
October 7 to 10
Living Waters for our last weekend of the
season. Once again we will be celebrating
Columbus Day and Canadian Thanksgiving.
On Sunday we serve a traditional Thanksgiving Dinner with all the fixin’s.
Best of all, Canadian money will be taken at par and all sites in the RV park
will be free for this weekend.
Speaker: Tracy Dartt
Music: The Dartts
4 pm Friday
6 pm Friday
7 pm Friday
6 pm Sunday
7:30 pm Sunday
9 am Monday
11 am Monday
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Registration
Evening Meal
Meeting
Thanksgiving Dinner
Meeting
Final Meeting
Closing Meal
Ladies’ Retreat
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DATE
June 24 to 25
veryone enjoys these
times of fellowship.
Don’t miss this great time of
renewal. Dormitory housing will be used for these retreats. You will need to bring
your own bedding and towels. Cottages and motel rooms are available for an additional fee. They are reserved in the order deposits are received. (Cost: $50.00)
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Speaker: Colleen Park
Music: Judy Gower
4 pm Friday
6 pm Friday
4 pm Saturday
Registration
Evening Meal
Closing Meal
Pastor’s and Christian
Worker’s Retreat
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DATE
May 9 to 11
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or Pastors, Youth Pastors, Associate Pastors and their wives. Come join us for this time of
spiritual refreshment. Many activities will be available for your enjoyment. This retreat is FREE
including lodging! Reserve your spot early, cottages and motels fill up quickly. Dormitory housing is also available. Contact us for more information.
Speakers: Rev. Kevin Grant and Dr. Phil Moser
Worship Leader: Eric Brown
Music: Eddie Piper
4 to 7 pm Monday
7 pm Monday
8 pm Monday
Registration
Opening Meeting
Break/Refreshments
Registration Information
See pages 12 thru 17
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Check In Times
Registration will be from 2-5pm Sunday afternoon (please do not expect to register before 2pm).
Our Sunday Schedule is as follows:
10 to 11:30 am Worship Service
2 to 5:00 pm
Registration
5:30 pm
Evening Meal
7:30 pm
Evening Service
Regular weeks run from Sunday to Saturday
Check Out Times
9 am
Guests in cottages & motels
11 am Saturday Dormitory Campers
8 pm Friday
Dormitory Campers for Sports Camps and Teen Week
RV Campers are welcome to stay over the weekend, with the understanding that no meals or programs are offered
after Saturday breakfast.
• No pets allowed in any of our buildings
• No smoking or alcoholic beverages
• Attendance at all meetings and concerts is required for all guests
• Not responsible for lost or stolen items
Sports Camps & Super Teen Week
(For Dormitory Campers)
Passports
ARE NOW required
to enter the US.
It can be a 3 to 4
month process, so
plan accordingly!
More information
available at
www.cbp.gov or
www.travel.state.gov/
• Pick up time during these weeks is Friday night by 8 pm. If other arrangements
must be made, please contact us in advance.
• Parents are encouraged to come early enough to attend the All Star games during
Sport Camps. The award ceremony begins at 4 pm with the games at 6 pm.
(A Friday Schedule will be posted at Sunday registration)
• For children staying over the weekends, we only have a nurse present during hours of regularly scheduled
camp weeks. There is not a nurse assigned on the weekends. There is a $30 charge for campers who stay over
the weekend between camps.
• Due to safety and insurance reasons children must be ages 9 & up to participate in the horsemanship program.
Day Camps
A Day Camp will be run in conjunction with our Pioneer Camp. This camp will feature all of those goodies like
swimming, horses, archery, boat rides, crafts and much more.
Time
Place
Who
Transportation
9:00 am to 4:00 pm, Monday thru Friday (June 27 to July 1)
Living Waters Bible Conference, Weston, ME on East Grand Lake
All Children ages 6 to 12
Will be provided from the Houlton area each day at no additional charge. The schedule is available
upon request. All others must arrange their own transportation.
Check out all the Free-time Activities!
• Canoeing • horseback riding • kayaking • ga-ga dodgeball • mini golf • pool & ping pong • Sea sled
• sports • swimming • tetherball • water trampoline • basketball • sailing • volleyball • horseshoes
• zipline • climbing tower
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Financial Info
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Children’s & Teen Camp Rates
$30
$265
$760
$1,200
$425
$350
$450
$695
$325
$350
Day Camp (daily or $125/week)
Pioneer Camp, Sports Camp, Super Teen Camp
Super Teen Camp – Wrangler in Training Option
Wilderness Adventure Trip – LIT 4 Week Program
Wilderness Adventure Trip – Six-Day Allagash
Wilderness Adventure Trip – Jr. Maine Guide/LIT
Wilderness Adventure Trip – Teen vs Wild Maine
Wilderness Adventure Trip – Teen vs Wild Quebec
Wilderness Adventure Trip – Jr. Survivor
Wilderness Adventure Trip – Super Teen Week Combo
• Above rates (excluding Day Camps) include the registration Fee of $75
($100 for US Wilderness Trips, $200 for Canadian Wilderness Trips).
Add-On Options:
$25
Scrapbooking (Add-on for Pioneer and Super Teen Camps)
$85
Horsemanship (Add-on for Pioneer and Super Teen Camps)
$85
Water Ski/Wakeboarding (Add-on for Super Teen Camp only)
$85
STW Wilderness Extreme (Add-on for Super Teen Camp only)
• Registration Fee plus Add-ons are due in advance as these programs fill quickly. Balance due upon arrival.
• Choose only one add-on per camp week.
Save $100
• by attending both Sports Camps weeks. For those who attend both weeks, the second week will be only $165.
• Senior Citizen’s Discount: Anyone age 60 and over (with no children or grandchildren staying with them) are
eligible for a 20% discount on lodging, meals, and registration fees.
• Advance registration is non-refundable.
• If your church is paying for part or all of your week of camp, please bring written verification with billing and
contact information from your church.
• For every ten campers registered as a group, the eleventh one can come free.
• Any pastor/Christian worker (and immediate family) engaged in a Christian ministry as a full-time occupation may
receive a 20% discount on all fees for camping, lodging, & meals. This does not include wilderness trips.
• Children 6 and under are free of charge for lodging and meals.
Family Camp Rates
A $75 non-refundable deposit is required on any cabin, cottage or motel reservation and will be applied to the total
cost upon arrival. Price includes program, activity, and conference fees.
Housekeeping Cabin Rates
$100
$600
Nightly (2 people) $5 for each additional person
Weekly (2 people) $25 for each additional person
• Full kitchen and bathroom – linens provided. Limit eight people per cabin – cots available
Family Camping – Cottage Rates
$90
$550
Nightly (2 people) $5 for each additional person
Weekly (2 people) $25 for each additional person
• Each cottage has two bed rooms (one double bed per room), a sitting room, hot and cold water, and a
bathroom with a shower. Cots are available. Limit six people per cottage. Bedding and towels are provided.
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Motel Rates (Rooms newly renovated)
$80
$500
Nightly (2 people) $5 for each additional person
Weekly (2 people) $25 for each additional person
• Each motel room has two double beds, wall-to-wall carpeting, hot and cold water, and a bathroom with a shower.
Bedding and towels are provided.
Camping Area Rates
$25 Nightly
$40 Nightly
$50 Nightly
$120 Weekly
$200 Weekly
$250 Weekly
$875 Seasonal
$975 Seasonal
Tent sites (no hook-ups)
Trailer sites (water and/or electric)
Trailer sites (water, electric, and sewer)
• Seasonal rate runs from Memorial Day Weekend through Columbus Day
• There is a limit of six people per site. Each additional person will be charged $1 per person per night. A $25
non-refundable deposit is required in advance on all camping area sites. It will be credited on the balance, due
upon arrival.
Dorm Room Rates
$10
$60
Nightly (per person) $20 per room
Weekly (per person) $100 per room
• Only available for weekend retreats – not available during regular camp weeks
• There are 10 bunks per room. Prices do not include bedding, towels, or meals. Restrooms are located in a
separate building.
Guest Meal Rates
Meals are not included in the prices listed under the heading “Family Camping.”
The Children and Teen Camp rates include all meals. Meal prices are as follows:
Daily - all three meals
$20
Teens & adults
$15
Ages 7 to 12
Single Meals
Breakfast
$6
Teens & adults
$4
Ages 7 to 12
Lunch
$7
Teens & adults
$6
Ages 7 to 12
Dinner
$9
Teens & adults
$7
Ages 7 to 12
Weekly (includes 17 meals)
$95
Teens & adults
$75
Ages 7 to 12
• Children 6 and Under EAT FREE!
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BEST DEAL!
WEEKLY MEALS
$4.00/meal for a family of six
Have a Large Family? Try our Family Meal Plan and $ave
Only $400/entire week
That’s 17 meals apiece for the whole family!
Dormitory Registration
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PLEASE FILL OUT COMPLETELY FOR EACH CHILD. Call for additional forms OR go to www.lwcamp.com
Name ....................................................................................................................................................................................... Sex: M
F
Address.....................................................................................................................................................................................................................
City ...................................................................................................... State/Prov ................................ Zip/Postal Code...............................
Age............... Date of Birth (m/d/y)............................................. Phone.........................................................................................................
Cost/weekly dorm camper is a $75 registration fee, $190 due on arrival. ($265 Total plus any additional Add Ons).
Pioneer Day Camp
Monday through Friday, June 27 to July 1
($30/day or $125/week).
Pioneer Camp
Ages 7 to 12
Select Camp Week: June 26 to July 2
July 3 to 9
July 10 to 16
July 31 to August 6
Pioneer Optional Add Ons. Pump it up! For a small additional fee, take your week to a new level!
Choose one from: Horsemanship $85
Scrapbooking $25
Sports Camp
Ages 9 to 18
Select Sport: Basketball
Soccer
Attend both weeks and Save $100
AND Select One or Two Dates (based on age): Ages 9 to 14 – July 17 to 22
Ages 12 to 18 – July 24 to 29
Super Teen Camp Ages 13 to 18
Camp Week: August 7 to 12
Super Teen Option: Wrangler-In-Training
August 7 to 19, Total Cost: $760
Super Teen Add Ons. Pump it up! For a small additional fee, take your week to a new level! Choose one from:
Horsemanship $85
Scrapbooking $25
Waterski/wakeboarding $85
Wilderness Adventure Trip $85
Wilderness Adventure Trips Select One Box Below:
($100 Registration fee; $200 for Canada trips. Passports will be required for Canada trips; please plan accordingly.)
LIT 4-Week Program
Ages 15 to 18
June 19 to July 15 Cost: $1,200
Six-Day Allagash Canoe Trips
Ages 13 to 17
June 19 to 25
Cost: $425
Junior Maine Guide/LIT
Ages 13 to 15
June 26 to July 1 Cost: $350
Teen vs Wild Maine
Ages 14 to 18
July 3 to 8
Cost: $450
Teen vs Wild Quebec
Ages 14 to 18
July 10 to 21
Cost: $695
Junior Survivor
Ages 10 to 12
July 31 to August 5 Cost: $325
Super Teen Week Combo
Ages 13 to 18
August 7 to 12
Cost: $350
Roommate request Dormitory Camper
Any request for roommate must be made in advance. (Campers must be same age or maximum of one-year difference.)
Requested Roommate:..................................................................................................................................Check if no preference:
Parent’s Signature: ........................................................................Date:.............................................................................................................
If more than one camper is to be registered, please supply this same information for each camper. In this case,
use separate piece of paper and attach.
Please list the names of all persons authorized to pick up your child. Changes or additions to this list must be
provided in writing in advance: .......................................................................................................................................................................
.....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................
For Office use only:
Dep
Specialty
Bal due
Conf
Comp
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Camper Health Record
THIS FORM MUST BE COMPLETED IN ORDER TO ATTEND CAMP.
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Name...................................................................................................................................................................................... Sex: M
F
Address.....................................................................................................................................................................................................................
City ...................................................................................................... State/Prov ................................ Zip/Postal Code...............................
Age............... Date of Birth (m/d/y)............................................. Parents ......................................................................................................
Parent’s Home Phone ................................................................... Parent’s Work Phone ............................................................................
In Emergency Contact.................................................................. Relationship.............................................................................................
Home Phone..................................................................................... Work Phone..............................................................................................
Does the camper have physical limitations? Yes
No
(If yes, please explain)
.....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................
.....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................
Rate the camper’s swimming ability: Excellent
Good
Fair
Poor
Health History - Has the camper had any of the following:
Chicken Pox
Measles
Mumps
Appendectomy
Frequent Colds
Does the camper have problems with any of the following:
Heart
Ears
Skin
Hernia
Diabetes
Seizures
Headaches
ADD
Stomach: Indigestion
Nausea/Vomiting
Lungs: Hay Fever
Asthma
Allergies (Please List)
Reaction
Degree (severe, moderate, mild)
1....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................
2...................................................................................................................................................................................................................................
Last Tetanus Immunization: ............................................................................... (please be sure this is up-to-date before camp)
Has the camper ever been away from home for longer than a week?.............................................................................................
Please provide us with any other health information about the camper that would be helpful. All medical &
psychological info must be listed to be sure appropriate care can be provided.
.....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................
.....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................
Medications: All medications other than those needed on an immediate basis by the camper (i.e., bee sting kit) will
be kept in the possession of the camp nurse. Please send medications in their original container (i.e., prescription
bottle). Please list all medications currently used by the camper. (Camp provides over-the-counter meds.)
Medication
Dose
Time(s) of day
1....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................
2...................................................................................................................................................................................................................................
3...................................................................................................................................................................................................................................
If it is necessary for this camper to self-administer any emergency medication, written approval must be given
by their primary health care provider and the camper’s parent or legal guardian. This is verification that this camper
has the knowledge and skills to safely self-administer an emergency medication and has the authorization to do
so while at Living Waters.
Signed (Primary Health Care Provider)...................................................................................... Date ........................................................
Signed (Parent or Legal Guardian) .............................................................................................. Date ........................................................
Emergency Care Authorization: In the case of an emergency, I understand that every effort will be made to contact
parents or guardians of campers. In the event that I cannot be reached or in the urgency of circumstances makes
it necessary, I hereby give permission to the physician selected by the camp director or his designee to hospitalize,
secure proper treatment for, and to order injection, anesthesia, or surgery for my child named above.
Signature:........................................................................................... Insurance Company:.......................................................................
Date:..................................................................................................... Policy #:..............................................................................................
Relationship to camper:................................................................ Child’s Physician:.......................................................
Phone #.........................................................................
Fill out Reservation forms on other side.
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RESERVATION REQUEST for adult and family camps
Mr./Mrs./Miss ...........................................................................................................................................................................................................
Address.....................................................................................................................................................................................................................
City ...................................................................................................... State/Prov ................................ Zip/Postal Code...............................
Phone.......................................................................... Date Arriving (m/d/y).......................... Date Departing (m/d/y) .........................
Type of accommodation requested:
Cottage
Motel
Housekeeping Cabin
Camping area
Dorm
Number in group ...................................................................... Retreat: Ladies
Pastors’
CLEO
Home church...........................................................................................................................................................................................................
Will you be eating meals with us? Yes
No
If yes, how many adults (ages 13 and up)?........................ children (ages 7-12)? .................... childern (under 7)?.....................
Retreats and Weekends
PASTOR’S & CHRISTIAN WORKER’S RETREAT
May 9 to 11
For Pastors, Youth Pastors, Associate Pastors and their wives. Come join us for this time of spiritual refreshment.
Many activities will be available for your enjoyment. This retreat is FREE! Reserve your spot early, Cottages and
motels fill up quickly. Dormitory housing is also available. Contact us for more information.
LADIES’ RETREAT
June 24 to 25 Cost $50
Everyone enjoys these times of fellowship. Don’t miss this great time of renewal. Dormitory housing will be used for
these retreats. You will need to bring your own bedding and towels. Cottages and motel rooms are available for an
additional fee. They are reserved in the order deposits are received.
LABOR DAY WEEKEND
September 2 to 5
Rev. Wendell Calder, the director of Local Church Evangelism and the Founder of Living Waters, will be with us once
again for our Labor Day Weekend. Along with all the activities, there will be special music brought by The Darts, Billy
and Paula Speer, and Eddie Piper.
LAW ENFORCEMENT RETREAT
September 9 to 11
If you are involved in Law Enforcement in any capacity, you are welcome to come to this annual week-end retreat.
Please call 207-448-2310 or visit www.lwcamp.com for more information on speakers, singers and cost.
INTERNATIONAL FAMILY FOLIAGE WEEKEND
October 7 to 10
Be sure to bring your family and enjoy the beautiful colors on your drive to Living Waters for our last weekend of
the season. Once again we will be celebrating Columbus Day and Canadian Thanksgiving. Sunday we serve a traditional
Thanksgiving Dinner with all the “fixin’s”. Best of all, all sites in the RV park will be free for this weekend.
Family Camps
June 26 to July 2
July 3 to 9
July 10 to 16
July 17 to 23
July 24 to 30
July 31 to August 6
August 14 to 19
An excellent chance for you to get away. These week-long camps have a lot to offer for married couples, singles, or
entire families. While the kids are involved in our daily program for campers, you can be ministered to by our adult
speakers, take part in relaxing activities, enjoy fellowship times with other couples, and more. On various mornings
during the week, you can be involved in a trail ride breakfast or breakfast cruise. During the day, enjoy relaxing
activities like trail rides, water-skiing, mini-golf, and much more. Evenings activities include fellowship times, a
campfire service, and you can get involved in our weekly skit night. (Hotel & Cottage accommodations are
available as well as our RV park.)
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I-95
Rte 9
Springfield
69
e1
Rt
Weston
Rte
1
St. Stephen
NEW BRUNSWICK
Calais
Topsfield
Danforth
LIVING
WATERS
Woodstock
Register Today!
Lincoln
Rte 6
5
I-9
Additional brochures available upon request.
Bangor
Millinocket
MAINE
Houlton
Directions: Take Interstate 95 North from Bangor to Lincoln (exit 227);
then take Route 6 from Lincoln to Springfield; then Route 169 to Danforth;
then Route 1 North to Weston.
Or take Interstate 95 to Houlton, then
Route 1 South to Weston; watch for sign.
Located on
beautiful East
Grand Lake, Maine
Rte 1
Non-Profit Org.
U.S. Postage
PAID
Permit No. 1
Danforth, ME
04424
Check out our new website, now online at www.lwcamp.com!
Return service requested.
47 Dark Cove Rd., Weston
P.O. Box 250, Danforth, Maine 04424
Phone: 207.448.2310
Fax: 207.448.3282
moreinfo@lwcamp.com
www.lwcamp.com
LIVING WATERS