Camp Consequence is a wake up call for good children making poor choices. One visit to our wilderness camp is usually all it takes. We put today’s children in a wilderness environment: no air conditioning, no TV, no video or computer games, no running water, no bathroom, no comfortable beds and no phones.

          One camp without their things helps children gain a better appreciation for everything their parents do provide for them at home. Our children wake at 4:30 every morning to begin their workday. We cut trails, clear brush and help the forestry service maintain the environment. In today’s society, we teach children to be “little consumers”.

          But we don’t teach our kids how to “give back.” We rob our children of the positive feelings we receive when we help or do for others. Working just at Camp Consequence not only helps children understand that every behavior has a consequence it can also help children feel better about themselves. Giving parents more options is what we are all about. In addition to the Camp Consequence experience, we can help you learn to motivate your children and change unwanted behavior without fighting or arguing.

          We don’t control our children, but as parents, we do control everything in our house. Helping you duplicate the Camp Consequence experience at home is what we are all about.

          students about the shocking, devastating realities of disrespecting parents, out of control anger, not going to school and the use of mood-altering chemicals.  Real inmates describe their personal horrors of jail and addiction.

          Camp Consequence is offered to student grades fifth through twelfth (5-12) because they are the most susceptible peer pressure, and to experimenting with drugs and / or alcohol.