Gig Harbor Young Life Camps are like Adventure Resorts! Every day, you'll be surprised at what happens next. We're talking about the best week of your life! Set in Awe-inspiring scenery, you might fly down a Zip Line, belly flop into a pool off a diving board in hot summer sun, or blob on a Blob. Learn how to wakeboard. Challenge yourself on a ropes course or climbing walls, ALL WITH YOUR FRIENDS!! It’s camping to the extreme!

You'll also enjoy incredible food and accommodations. For more information about dates or price, or to sign up, print the camp's flyer found below. Definitely view the camp photos on the gallery page and camp descriptions.  See ya there!

or the Washington Family Camp, is located in the high desert of Central Oregon and bordered by 10 miles of the beautiful John Day River, this camp gets plenty of hot sunny weather. Ride the longest zip line in North America; three zip lines land in the lake water! Hike a peak, pop off the blob, or pull a sick corkscrew off the high dive! The sports complex is big enough to park a 747; and inside there’s a huge skate park with foam pit, multiple climbing walls, basketball courts, volleyball courts, game tables, and weight equipment. With the pool, lake, lush green playfields and indoor sports complex, there’s plenty to do. For more information, photos, videos, and web links, see our Wildhorse Page.

Nestled amidst the majestic splendor of British Columbia's snow capped mountains and winding fjords, Malibu Club in Canada was originally built and operated as a Spectacular resort for an elite, wealthy, Hollywood clientele in the 1940s. 100 miles from Vancouver, B.C. and accessible by boat or float plane only, the property is a log cabin village with original Indian carved totem poles, a 13-hole Frisbee golf course tucked into the base of the mountainside, a swimming pool blasted out of solid rock overlooking the rapids, a zip line, ropes course, wakeboarding, tubing, sailing, kayaking, sand volleyball, blob and many more countless activities. For more information, photos, videos, and web links, see our Malibu Page