BaseCamp 1
Since 1999, programs at BaseCamp have fostered leadership development and team building experiences for thousands of participants. Located on the campus of John Brown University, BaseCamp offers an idyllic setting next to Sager Creek. In this outdoor environment of 3 high ropes and multiple low initiatives on 5 acres, teams examine new concepts of ethical leadership and new approaches to team development, goal setting, problem solving and decision making.
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BaseCamp 2
BaseCamp 2 was constructed in 2006 at Greystone Estate on beautiful Beaver Lake. Built in trees, BC2 provides a natural setting for teams to explore their opportunities for growth in real time and space. The course consists of low and high elements as well as problem solving activities, which include use of the 95 acres, Beaver Lake, and Bear Island.
BaseCamp programs
Help newly formed groups become teams.
Build cohesion and trust in physically dispersed or virtual teams.
Enhance communication across functions and departments.
Teach groups to use what they learn.
Create a fun and invigorating learning environment.
Note: While BaseCamp is designed to be physically challenging, physically limited participants can be active members of the team building experience through our philosophy of "Challenge by Choice".