Leaders in Training
Overview
This unique program is designed to continue the camp experience for 8th and 9th graders. The Leaders in Training (LIT) program is a two-year, year-round program. It focuses heavily on leadership training and community service. LITs attend a spring and fall retreat, but the highlight of their year is their session at camp. There, they take part in camp service and community service projects, as well as an off-site camping trip. The LIT program encourages campers to develop improved leadership skills, confidence, maturity, and an enhanced sense of themselves and their role in their community. 
To gain entrance to the program, former Adventure Camp/Outpost campers are mailed an application and questionnaire in the spring. Those who are interested are then interviewed by the Pretty Lake Vacation Camp summer leadership staff.
2008 Summer LIT Schedule
To be determined
Frequently Asked Questions
What does a camper need to bring to camp?
Nothing! Pretty Lake is committed to providing everything that a camper will need during their stay. This includes clothes, hygiene products, bedding, bug spray, sunscreen, etc. It is not required, but if a camper wishes, they may bring 8 days worth of socks and underwear. They may also bring a swimming suit. For girls, the swimming suit must be a one-piece or a two-piece that completely covers the midriff. How much does camp cost?
Pretty Lake is special, in that it is a cost-free camp for the kids, their family or care-givers. It costs nothing to be a camper at Pretty Lake Vacation Camp! How does a camper get to camp?
Pretty Lake Vacation Camp seeks to eliminate any barriers that may prevent a child from attending camp. Therefore, transportation to camp and from camp is provided. If you have any other questions about our programs, please contact us at (269) 375-1950 or by email. Back to top
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