Held at various 4-H camps across Kentucky, this summer program gives youth a fun and immersive introduction to leadership, teamwork, and outdoor skills. Campers engage in hands-on activities such as archery, canoeing, nature hikes, and crafts, all while building friendships and learning from trained counselors and mentors. The experience encourages personal growth, responsibility, and a deeper connection to the natural world.

Successful completion of a camp activity entitles the camper to an achievement patch. Additionally, campers may earn Kentucky’s Hunter Education Certificate, also known as an 'orange card.' This orange card is honored in all states that require a hunter education card. Campers will also have time each evening to enjoy their favorite playground activities, such as basketball, volleyball, and kickball. Scheduled activities include things like archery, boating, fishing, etc. 

Camp Nathanael's Day Camp in Emmalena, Kentucky, offers children entering grades 1 through 3 an engaging introduction to the camp experience without the need for overnight stays. Over three days, campers participate in a variety of outdoor activities, such as horseback riding, swimming in a half-Olympic-sized pool, and learning fun games, all within a supportive Christian environment.

Camp Nathanael’s Resident Camp in Emmalena, KY offers a week of faith, fun, and adventure for grades 1–12. Campers enjoy daily Bible lessons, swimming, horseback riding, team games, and classic traditions like campfires and Hilltop chapel. High schoolers get bonus activities like banquets, sports tournaments, and escape rooms—all in a Christ-centered, memory-making environment.