Little Ligs

Little Ligs

Little Ligs camp is uniquely designed for young or first-time campers ages 6-8, where campers experience two nights intended to provide fun, faith-building opportunities for younger children. Little Ligs campers are housed in cabins of 8 campers with 3 staff members per cabin. They participate in many of the same activities as the Classic Camp adjusted to be geared toward their age group, such as creek hikes, pool time, group games, archery, arts & crafts, Bible study, silly skits, dance, songs, and campfires.

2025 Dates and Fees

  • Session 1: June 15-17, $240, ages 6-8, rising 1st-3rd grade

  • Session 2: June 22-24, $240, ages 6-8, rising 1st-3rd grade

  • Session 3: June 29 - July 1, $240, ages 6-8, rising 1st-3rd grade

Typical Daily Schedule - Little Ligs

8:00 - Wake up!

8:30 - Breakfast in the dining hall. It's cafeteria-style to get your food. Typical breakfasts are eggs, bacon and hash browns, pancakes & sausage, or breakfast sandwiches. There's also fresh fruit and cereal at every breakfast. 

9:30 - 12:30 - Each huddle will participate in rotations specific to their group. Activities might include Bible study led by their counselor, archery, a nature experience (nature hike, creek walk), various sports, arts & crafts, and camp activities like Prison Dodgeball or Gaga Ball.

12:30 - Lunchtime. Typical lunches include Sloppy Joes and tater tots, grilled cheese and tomato soup, or turkey sandwiches and fries. We also serve fresh fruit, Wowbutter (a soy substitute for peanut butter), carrots and hummus or broccoli and ranch dressing.

1:30 - Cabin Clean up. It is what it sounds like! They clean the cabin. Believe us, it's a daily necessity.

1:45 - Pool/HUB time - Little Ligs get to enjoy the pool where they are limited to the shallow end and have extra counselors in the pool to assist where necessary. They will also be able to visit the HUB (camp store) at this time to purchase a treat.

2:45 - Rest hour. Campers have an hour of quiet time in their bunks. Sleeping isn't required, but being quiet and resting is.

3:45 -  Huddles will participate in an additional round of various activities similar to the morning rotation.

5:30 - Dinner. Typical dinners at camp include pizza, chicken & broccoli Alfredo, pork chops and mashed potatoes, taco night, or fried chicken. We always have a full salad bar and sometimes serve dessert. 

6:30 -During this time, Little Ligs will get to participate in some of the traditional camp activities such as the Rec Deck for foosball, ping pong and board games and the craft hall. 

7:30 - Depending on the evening, Little Ligs will either participate in Bible study or enjoy s'mores at their own campfire.

8:30 - Lig Live! - this is our evening program. It's a mix of loud, worship songs with a band playing, as well as a late-night skit show. We do silly games, skits, songs and generally make it as fun as possible. It also always closes with someone on our staff giving a talk to share how campers can grow in their faith. Little Ligs will join the rest of camp for the first half and then will be dismissed early to head to bed.

9:15 - Devotions. Counselors help kids get ready for bed and then settle in for the night with a brief closing devotion. Usually, it's a quiet time to reflect on the day and pray before bed.

9:30 - Lights out!

How to Pack for Little Ligs

  • Any necessary medications in their original bottles with a current prescription attached. This includes over-the-counter medications as well. Inhalers must be in their original box with a current prescription attached. All medications must be listed on the camper medical form.

  • A sleeping bag or bedroll

  • Pillow and pillowcase

  • Two towels - one bath, one beach

  • Washcloth

  • One pair of sneakers

  • River/creek shoes or old sneakers that you don't mind getting wet and muddy

  • T-shirts to last the session, and at least one sweatshirt

  • Shorts that are fingertip length or longer

  • One pair of jeans or long pants

  • Plenty of socks & underwear

  • Pajamas

  • A warm jacket

  • Rain gear - poncho or jacket

  • Swimsuit (no speedos or bikinis, one-piece bathing suits are preferred but modest two-pieces are acceptable)

  • Arm floaties if not a strong swimmer

  • Shower shoes/flip flops

  • Toiletries

  • Shower caddy for toiletries. There are cubbyholes in the bathhouses to keep them. For girls, the cubbyholes are 8 ¼” high, 11 ¼” wide, 5 ½” deep. For boys they are 8” high, 11” wide, 6” deep.

  • Flashlight and extra batteries

  • Reusable water bottle

  • Insect Repellent

  • Sunscreen

  • Bible, notebook, pen or pencil (any translation of the Bible is fine; we most commonly use the 1984 NIV)

  • Envelopes and stamps (optional)

  • A laundry bag for those really dirty clothes - a trash bag will work!

  • A tub, suitcase, or trunk for your belongings. Under-bunk space: 12” high, 67” wide, 34” deep in the cabins.

Don’t Bring This

  • Cell phones or electronic games

  • Tablets or Bluetooth speakers

  • mp3 players

  • Peanut or nut products

  • Candy, gum, soda, or any other food product (they're not allowed in the cabins but can be sent as a care package)

  • Knives of any kind or weapons

  • Fireworks

  • Alcohol

  • Drugs

  • Tobacco