Summer camps
Summer camps
Summer camps
SUMMER CAMPS 2024 REGISTRATION IS LIVE
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FRONTIER LODGE SUMMER CAMP
$690 per camper - Common Market Value*
$620 per camper - 1st Subsidized price level*
$530 per camper - 2nd Subsidized Price Level*
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*Plus Tax (A Frontier Lodge T-Shirt is included in the price)
The above prices are self-selected at the time of registration
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If canceling 30 days or more before the start of summer camp you will receive a full refund. If canceling your booking less than 30 days before the start of your booking you will receive a refund to an amount determined by our discretion. In the event that Frontier Lodge cancels an event, your full payment will be refunded.
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Substitutes are not permitted. No refunds will be made for dismissals due to disciplinary action, late arrivals, or early departures.
FRONTIER LODGE CANCELLATION POLICY
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We are very excited for your kids to come to camp and be immersed in the community and God’s creation. Drop your kids off for a week full of adventure, friendship, and fun. Pick them up at the end of the week and listen to all of their amazing stories about camp.
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Arrival: 4 PM on the first day
Depart: After lunch on the last day - 1PM
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We offer a shuttle for our overnight camps from Red Deer, AB to Frontier Lodge on the first day of camp. We do not offer a shuttle back to Red Deer at the end of the week.
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Who: Bike Camps, Adventure, Whitewater, Climbing, and Indigenous camps.
When: Drop off time is between 12:30PM- 1:30PM
Where: Cross Roads Church, Red Deer, AB​
*Sign up for shuttle on registration form*
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In the event that these subsidized prices are still too much, we have a summer camp scholarship that provides further subsidy available upon application.
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What is subsidized pricing? Every dollar of subsidized camper fees is offset through donations to cover the full common market value price. In 2023 Frontier Lodge raised around $300,000 to cover the operational costs of running Frontier Lodge.
As mentioned above Frontier Lodge’s goal is to have campers know and experience the goodness of God. Frontier will continue to fundraise to support the growth and operational cost of running camp. If you are in a position to donate you can find more information on our website under the tab “Donate” at the top of the page.
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ARRIVING TO CAMP
2024 SUMMER CAMP DATES AND DESCRIPTIONS
Ages are determined by age as of January 1st, 2024
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We are very excited for this upcoming summer and to go adventuring in our backyard with you! Below we have a list of amazing overnight camps. We can’t wait to see you this summer.
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*Cabin Assignment are arrange by age and sex at birth*
ADVENTURE CAMP
(AGES 10-14)
July 15 - July 20
Are you looking to get a taste of all the activities? Come to adventure camp! Experience rafting, biking, and climbing. Experience flowy mountain bike trails, sunny days on whitewater, and real rock under your fingers! We love how our various adventures facilitate deeper conversations about identity and God’s goodness. Our staff will teach, coach, and encourage you throughout every step of your adventure. You belong here this summer!
INDIGENOUS CAMP
(AGES 11-17)
$50
July 23 - July 27
Inviting all Indigenous youth! This week of camp is filled with fun adventures with your cabin. Spend the days in God’s creation rafting, canoeing, climbing, hiking and mountain biking. Then spend the evening playing wide games, singing at campfire, and chatting with new friends. Come join us for an amazing week in the mountains!
MT. BIKING LEVEL 1
(AGES 12-15)
July 29 - August 3
New or interested in getting into mountain biking? Ready to ride some single-track trails? Learn fundamental bike handling skills in a group while our instructors teach you safe and fun riding techniques through personal coaching and daily instructional times.
Or do you have your fundamentals down and now you are ready to take your bike to new places? Keep shredding with us! Biking together can form new friendships, new skills and a greater love for being in God’s creation. Come experience a fun activity while being surrounded by awesome people and explore our backyard.
Skill Outcomes & Clinics:
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Braking without skidding
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Proper cadence
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Terrain awareness
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Climbing and descending positions
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Simple bike mechanics
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Riding easy to medium difficulty cross country and downhill trails​ (green to blue single track)
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Front wheel lifts and rear wheel lifts
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Body positioning - vertical and lateral movement
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Cornering techniques
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Roll downs
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Participants should be comfortable riding a bike for an extended period of time up and down hills.
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No specific mountain biking skills required.
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If participants have previous riding experience this course would be great if you ride beginner green to intermediate true blue singletrack mountain bike trails.
Bike Rentals:
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Rent one of our mountain bikes for free!
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If you bring your own bike, be sure that the quality is at least as good as the Rocky Mountain Fusion 30 or Growler 20.
*Our bike camps run on the same week, Frontier reserves the right to move participants to appropriate skill level camp*
MT. BIKING LEVEL 2
(AGES 14-17)
You’ve been biking for several years and are very comfortable with intermediate bike skills. In level two, you will get lots of mileage on blue and black trails every day. You will also receive teaching and coaching on the more technical parts of our bike course: jumps, drops, tabletops, etc. This week is more than just growing your bike skills, it is an incredible opportunity for community, personal growth and understanding of who you are in Christ. Come experience sweet bike trails in God’s incredible creation.
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Riding on the dual slalom course
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Confidently riding challenging blue trails and easy to medium black trails
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Advanced body positioning through steeps and corners
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Learn to flow on moderate all-mountain and downhill terrain
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In-depth looks into line choice both up and downhill
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Progress toward moderate technical terrain features such as intermediate drops and jumps, tabletops, medium doubles, hip jumps, steep rolls, etc.
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Intermediate Bike mechanics
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Riding Level: We ask that campers are comfortable riding any blue trail and easy to medium difficulty black trails.
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Fitness: Participants should be able to pedal 15+ km in a day.
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Riders should be able to consistently, comfortably, and confidently do all of the level 1 skills and ride easy technical terrain features (jumps, drops, tabletops, etc.).
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There will be an in person feature checklist to be approved upon arrival by participant and legal guardian
Bike Details:
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Bring your own bike, being sure that the quality is at least as good as the Rocky Mountain Growler 20, full suspension trail or enduro bike is preferred.
*Our bike camps run on the same week, Frontier reserves the right to move participants to appropriate skill level camp*
July 29 - August 3
ROCK CLIMBING CAMP
(AGES 12-17)
July 29 - August 3
If you're interested in learning more about rock climbing and how this relates to trust in God then this is the camp for you. We cover a wide range of skills over the course of this four day camp, all with the intent of introducing youth to the sport, and setting them up for a future of competence and safety.
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Top rope belaying
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Fitting harness and helmet
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Basic anchor theory
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Introduction to cleaning anchors
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WHITEWATER CAMP
(AGES 13-17)
August 12 -17
The river is a great place to learn about yourself, community, and God! You will have the chance to experience a four day raft trip on the amazing Kootenay River. The Kootenay river is an incredible mix of rapids, blue water, bald eagles, and scenic canyons. Also, enjoy sightseeing half way through the trip at the incredible Pedley falls, a 100ft tall waterfall that flows down the side of the canyon into the Kootenay river. In rafting, you will experience fun water, games, and team building experiences. We love how rafting facilitates teamwork and authenticity!
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Forward and backward strokes
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Swimmer safety
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River reading and hydrology
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River signals
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Backcountry skills: lighting stoves, packing for an overnight, purifying water, etc.
Enjoy incredible days on the river! Creation is our backyard, and we want you to come and enjoy it with us!
