Registration Deadline: wednesday, September 25

Join us for this special weekend just for men and boys!  This weekend will include four chapel sessions, five delicious meals, and exciting activities for all who attend. We'll be offering boating and fishing down at the pond, trap shooting, archery, BB gun and slingshot range, hiking, go karts, rifle and handgun range, disc golf, softball games, and so much more! We'd love for you to attend this retreat focused on building strong relationships between dads and sons as we receive instruction from God's Word!
The retreat begins Friday evening, and concludes Sunday morning. Friday night will have some introductory activities, a chapel session, and some free time for you to start making new friends and get settled in. On Saturday there will be two chapel sessions in between the free and structured activity times. Saturday evening will end with a testimony campfire. Sunday morning will be the Flannels and Flapjacks Breakfast (come decked out in your best Paul Bunyan outfit) and our last chapel session. After that, it will be time to head home, refreshed and encouraged in the Lord!

Cost

Adults 18 and Older: $75
Teens 13-17: $50
Kids 4-12: $35

Cost includes all activities, meals and lodging during the retreat. It does not include transportation, snacks, souvenirs or resources you purchase at the retreat. Ammo for trap shooting and the gun range is not provided.

All ages are welcome; the recommended minimum age for this event is
7 years old.

Flannels and Flapjacks!

On Sunday morning, everyone will enjoy a special themed breakfast. Join us in celebrating one of America's most famous folklore heroes by dressing in Paul Bunyan fashion! Time to break out the flannels, suspenders, and show off those beards. We'll have a lumberjack style pancake breakfast, and open up the photo booth. There will be a prize for the best dressed, so go all out!

We'll look forward to seeing you on Sunday morning in your best Paul Bunyan or Babe the Blue Ox Attire. (For the safety of all campers, no real axes please)