Challenge Course
Various physical structures have been placed throughout Camp CILCA’s woods to set the stage for an adventure in learning to cooperate and communicate with others in your group. Life and spiritual applications are made during frequent debriefing sessions. Camp CILCA facilitators consult with the group leader in advance to determine group goals and objectives.
Possible Group Goals: • Group Bonding • Problem Solving • Improve Communication Skills
• Learn to Work Better Together • Spiritual Applications • Life Applications • Specific Lessons • And More . . .
Good for Youth
“Our group had a great time! The group building experience at Camp CILCA really bonded our youth group and helped them see what team work is all about!” – Christy
Good for Adults
“The challenge course at Camp CILCA was a fun way for our staff to bond, and it helped us to understand better how we can use our varied gifts to work together for a common purpose. Participating in the challenge course as a part of our faculty retreat united our staff and helped us to start out the year on a very positive note.” - Kim
Challenge Course elements are not to be used without trained camp staff.
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Stretching Games & Activities are intended to get help the group begin to feel comfortable with other members of the group and help stretch their muscles so they are ready for further physical and mental challenges. These activities also help the facilitator further evaluate the needs and the group’s dynamics.
Trust Activities are used to bring the group together to realize that a strong group must trust each other. Some of these activities involve leading others, catching controlled falls, and learning how to spot.
Initiatives are challenging activities that occur in a field, in a building, or in the woods on the Low Elements. We call all of these group challenge experiences "initiatives" because through them the group is encouraged to take initiative to figure out a new solution to a strange new challenge. Some are permanent structures and some are portable.
High Elements (coming to Camp CILCA in the future) are those activities at the end of the challenge course sequence when the group is ready to support each other as individuals. The activities can be built in trees and telephone poles, and the participants will ascend up to 28 feet in the air. These activities are safe when facilitators are present to control the belay system of each participant.
Some of the Challenge Course Elements Include:
All Aboard / Landing
Poison Ivy Pole
Climb Over Wall
Balance Beam
Whale Watchers
Rock Climbing Wall
Zig Zag
Mohawk Walk
Tribble (Trinity)
Wild Woosey
Islands
Tunnel Web Rebirth Tire
Lay Back Beam
Spider's Mansion
Possible Group Goals: • Group Bonding • Problem Solving • Improve Communication Skills
• Learn to Work Better Together • Spiritual Applications • Life Applications • Specific Lessons • And More . . .
Good for Youth
“Our group had a great time! The group building experience at Camp CILCA really bonded our youth group and helped them see what team work is all about!” – Christy
Good for Adults
“The challenge course at Camp CILCA was a fun way for our staff to bond, and it helped us to understand better how we can use our varied gifts to work together for a common purpose. Participating in the challenge course as a part of our faculty retreat united our staff and helped us to start out the year on a very positive note.” - Kim
Challenge Course elements are not to be used without trained camp staff.
Click Here for Rates
Stretching Games & Activities are intended to get help the group begin to feel comfortable with other members of the group and help stretch their muscles so they are ready for further physical and mental challenges. These activities also help the facilitator further evaluate the needs and the group’s dynamics.
Trust Activities are used to bring the group together to realize that a strong group must trust each other. Some of these activities involve leading others, catching controlled falls, and learning how to spot.
Initiatives are challenging activities that occur in a field, in a building, or in the woods on the Low Elements. We call all of these group challenge experiences "initiatives" because through them the group is encouraged to take initiative to figure out a new solution to a strange new challenge. Some are permanent structures and some are portable.
High Elements (coming to Camp CILCA in the future) are those activities at the end of the challenge course sequence when the group is ready to support each other as individuals. The activities can be built in trees and telephone poles, and the participants will ascend up to 28 feet in the air. These activities are safe when facilitators are present to control the belay system of each participant.
Some of the Challenge Course Elements Include:
All Aboard / Landing
Poison Ivy Pole
Climb Over Wall
Balance Beam
Whale Watchers
Rock Climbing Wall
Zig Zag
Mohawk Walk
Tribble (Trinity)
Wild Woosey
Islands
Tunnel Web Rebirth Tire
Lay Back Beam
Spider's Mansion
