Arrival date is January 3, 2027
Camp Kulaqua 23400 NW 121th Ave High Springs, FL 32643
Full
Camp Kulaqua (FL) Project
Camp Kulaqua is in High Springs, Florida, and is one of our many efforts based in North America. Each year, Maranatha works with organizations in the United States and Canada to provide volunteer labor for various construction or renovation projects.
Trip Information
Overview
Camp Kulaqua is in High Springs, Florida, and is one of our many efforts based in North America. Each year, Maranatha works with organizations in the United States and Canada to provide volunteer labor for various construction or renovation projects.
Volunteers on this project will help with the completion of the camp's amphitheater. This will include expansion and repair. This will include the construction of permanent seating, installation of an electrical system, and some carpentry work. Volunteers will also help with replacing handrails on cabins.
Please consider joining us!
Leaders
Betty Beattie-Chrispell
Project Coordinator
Jim Mills
Construction Superintendent
Itinerary
Arrival
Departure
Depart on January 13, 2027
Flight Details
If you are planning on flying to the project, the closest airport is Gainesville Regional Airport (GNV). This is approximately 25 miles from the camp.
Please book flights that come in before 6 pm on the arrival date. If you need to fly in later than 6 pm or outside of the arrival and departure dates, please check with the Maranatha office to confirm that your travel plans can be accommodated.
Please send your itinerary to volunteer@maranatha.org so pick up arrangements can be made.
Sunday January 3
Arrive at Camp
Monday January 4
First Work Day
Wednesday January 13
Depart from Camp
What's Included
Participants are responsible for their own travel expenses to and from the project. Three meals a day, accident insurance, and local housing are provided in exchange for your volunteer labor. If you have an RV there are a few spots with full hook-ups.
Country Info
CAPITAL
Washington DC
POPULATION
342 million
LANGUAGE
78% English, 13% Spanish
CLIMATE
Mostly temperate, but tropical in Hawaii and Florida. Arid in the great plains and the southwest. Low winter temperatures in the northern states.
RELIGION
46% Protestant, 20% Catholic, Jewish 1.9%, 1.6% Mormon
CURRENCY
US Dollar
Project Site Info
Accommodation Details
Volunteers requesting housing will stay in the lodge.
Packing List
Required gear and helpful tools to have:
Hard hat – Required
Close toed shoes – Required
Safety glasses – Required
Ear protection
Masks (for dusty work or paint)
Gloves – Required
Hammer
Tape measure
Utility knife
Nail apron
Knee pads
Small battery powered hand tools with bits, etc.carpenter tools
Refillable water bottles
(The hosting organization will also have tools and supplies for volunteers to use)