Taking Bold New Directions!
Camp Duncan Youth Camp and Camp Duncan Youth Camp

Have you ever felt that you would like to be a part of something new? To create something fresh, exciting and contribute to a cause that you think is worth investing your effort in.

Recently I have been asking the question: Are we all really tired or just uninspired?

We are exploring the idea of bringing a Bluegrass Music Festival to Loon Lake in support of Camp operations, but also in development of a new beginning.

If you are interested in exploring this as a possibility, getting involved in something new and exciting, drop us a line or in a few days fill in the volunteer contact form soon to be posted here.

 

 

 

Upgraded Cabins

Cabins 7 through 10 are looking sharp in this recent photo after complete new trussed roofs, and all new siding. Fall 2019 saw insulation and interior ceiling work for cabins 3 through 9.

And back in 2018 upgrades included complete electrical overhaul of the power to the cabins.

This picture shows the deck built onto Wesley United's Camp 9.

This is just one of the many improvements made in the past few years at Camp Duncan.

This fireplace and wall was the work of true craftsmen
from St. Paul's United Church in Thunder Bay.

Many of the churches have gone out of their way
to make Camp Duncan far more pleasureable
by constructing decks on cabins
and improving interiors and exteriors
since the Adopt A Cabin program began
under leadership of
Gerry Poling and Linda Hammond.

The camp board also constructed
the outdoor chapel,
which provides shelter from the elements.
Leveling the main lodge
and construction of a steel roof
replaced deteriorating shingling