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Christian adventure outfitters in Washington, Oregon, Idaho
At the heart of YD Adventures is the desire to spread the love of Christ with youth here in the Pacific Northwest, using adventure and creation to inspire growth and transformation. More than a “camp,” we are a people and a mission. We are your technical guides, your entertainment, and your leaders in scripture studies, starlit worship and more. The best thing we have going for us is our loving Father God and His guidance, as we custom create each experience for every single group. That’s right; we don’t work from boxed scripts. No trip is the same! We just want to help meet the needs of your group, whether you are trying to create unity in your church youth group or build community in your school, group home, Christian group, or youth-related organization. Whatever the case, we’re here to revive hearts for Christ!
Here is a snapshot of the adventure elements we utilize in scenic locales across Washington, Oregon, and Idaho:
- + Whitewater rafting
- + Inflatable kayaking
- + Rock climbing and rappelling
- + Backpacking
- + Winter camping
- + Mountaineering
- + High and Low Ropes Challenge Courses
- + Combined adventure-missions trips
- + Plus camping, merry-making and other adrenaline-rich activities tailored to excite adventure-seeking youth
Step 1: Choose your YD Adventures base: Washington, Oregon, or Idaho
Step 2: Explore our combo trips or build your own multi-day adventure. You can also enjoy a single day with us. We have loads of options!
Step 3: Prepare the following info before inquiring:
- + Group size
- + Age of students
- + Preferred course
- + Preferred dates, plus second-choice dates
Step 4: Call us! Oregon: (503) 692-9070, Washington: (509) 763-3161, Idaho: (208) 793-3788
Also check out some of our featured trips:
Deschutes Whitewater Rafting in Oregon
Wenatchee River Rafting in Leavenworth, WA
Payette River Rafting in Horseshoe Bend, ID
Leadership Trips for Teens at Stonewater Ranch
Owyhee River Kayaking in remote SE Oregon