Skills Outings
Life Skills outings include:
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Archery
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Rifle
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Shotgun
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Handgun
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Glassing
Every one of these gatherings includes hands-on learning and a devotion that ties faith to real-life. These are lessons that build confidence, spark purpose, and leave a legacy for generations. These outings are open to the public and we do have a limit of 12 people per day. These are one day trips which usually take place on a weekend.
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Cost is free to attend.
Weekend Family Camps
We offer high-quality weekend adventures that focus on faith, outdoor skills, and meaningful mentorship. Families experience hands-on hunting, fishing, hiking, and camping trips throughout the year, typically in groups of 6–100 participants, depending on activity. Examples are:
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Family Fishing Camp
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Youth Deer Camp
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General Deer Camp
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Youth Javelina Camp
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General Javelina Camp
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Hikes
Around the campfire, people engage in Biblical devotions and real-life discussions that strengthen their faith and character.
Our trained and vetted Volunteer Mentors don’t just teach skills they build relationships and lead by example.
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Cost is free to attend.
Youth Adventure Camps
Faith-Based Outdoor Adventure Camps for youth (Ages 9–17)
Our week-long, all-inclusive Adventure Camps are tailored for youth in two separate age groups 9-13 and 14-17 who are eager to grow in outdoor skills and deepen their faith. These camps offer a unique blend of hunting, fishing, shooting sports, and wilderness experiences in a Christ-centered environment. With small group sizes typically 14 campers or fewer we prioritize personal growth, mentorship, and meaningful relationships.
Campers often arrive not knowing anyone, but they leave with strong friendships and unforgettable memories that set our program apart from any other. Throughout the week, youth will develop outdoor knowledge and hands-on skills, while also
engaging in thoughtful spiritual conversations during small group sessions and evening campfire devotionals all aimed at helping them grow closer to their Creator.
Camp Activities Include:
• Archery, Rifles, and Shooting Sports
• Fishing & Hunting Instruction
• Kayaking and Canoeing Adventures
• Guided Backcountry Hiking
• Hunter Safety Education
• Outdoor Sports and Recreation
Our camps are led by thoroughly trained staff and volunteers who are committed to both safety and spiritual leadership. Everyone working directly with campers has passed a background check and completed safety training.
What Should Campers Bring?
We provide all gear and equipment used during camp activities. Campers only need to bring their personal items such as bibles, clothing, toiletries, and bedding. A full packing list will be included with the registration packet.
Camp Tuition: $1,000
Families can choose to pay in installments over several months. Youth will have an opportunity to pay for their camp through fundraising and selling raffle tickets, money raised by camper for IWO goes towards their tuition for camp. If further assistance is needed, go ahead and register your child, and be sure to complete the scholarship form:
