Reimagined
Map Key
1. Waste Water Treatment Plant
2. Outpost:
Retail/Game Room/
Infirmary
3. Main Street/
Landscape/
Hardscape
4. New Camper Ride
5. Staff Housing Additions
6. Work Crew/
Summer Staff
Lodge
7. Camper Dorms
8. Camp Activities:
Pool/Courts/
Waterfront
9. New Bus Entrance
Now, the Outpost opens the door to everyone with wide flat paths directly from the dining room to the rest of camp. The bookstore, game room, craft room, Sugar Barrel snack shop, new infirmary and doctor’s quarters, and a new coffee shop are all in the same building, directly facing the center of camp.
This place will entice kids to pause … connect … rest.
Because of your partnership, the new Work Crew and Summer Staff lodge will create a space where college and high school kids can rest as they tirelessly volunteer a month out of their summers so that their peers have an opportunity to meet Jesus even for the very first time. Thousands of diverse kids from all kinds of backgrounds will work, rest and grow together.
This state-of-the-art facility is also perfect for off-season retreat rentals, an important source of revenue and a key to keeping camping prices down for our kids and leaders.
At Woodleaf, we want kids to experience real life and adventure. We know from experience at other properties that this amazing new ride will do just that! The new race track will be a 795-foot circle with four different go cart classes: rookie, novice, family and competition. Cart features include four operating speeds, adjustable seat, three-point seat belt and LED headlights. Single and two-seater options available.
A new level path continuing from the Outpost to these lodges, with each lodge containing multiple cabins and entrances.
“One of my very first experiences with Young Life was Capernaum camp at Woodleaf - laughter, joy, friendship, adventure and Jesus - a camp made for ALL adolescents. However, I watched as people pushed wheelchairs up steep hills and maneuvered chairs into their cabins and thought how amazing it would be if we had cabins that too are designed with everyone in mind. As we expand our reach to include more kids with diverse needs, we must make sure that we have a camp where every young person feels welcome."
— Kristy Fox, Senior Vice President/Southwest Division
It’s the small things. Where kids go when they get off the bus. The flowers in bloom all summer long. A renovated and renewed camp ready for another generation of service. No detail missed. By updating Woodleaf’s water and electrical infrastructure, we’re giving kids an experience they can’t always put into words. And by bringing all roadways, walkways and accommodations up to the highest ADA standard, we ensure kids of all abilities can fully participate and enjoy. They simply know it feels like it was made for them, and they were made for this.
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