Morley Camping Venture is run by the members of the Church and supported by other local churches. It was established in 1999 to organise camping holidays for young people from all backgrounds who live in Morley and the surrounding districts. Campers will be involved in a mixture of physical and fun activities while also teaching them about Christianity. It is this balanced mixture that has made, and will continue to make, the camps a success.

Recent camps have benefited from financial support from Leeds City Council, Morley Town Council and local businesses allowing an exciting range of subsidised activities to be conducted.

A full set of pictures of recent camps can be seen at the ‘Facebook’ used group ‘Morley Camp’

2007, 2008 and 2009 Camps

In 2007, 2008 and 2009 a single camp week was held at High Legh in Cheshire. Events included: water sports, walks, a trip to the Amazing Maize Maze, a day at Camelot theme park, swimming at Bradford and Broomfields Leisure Centre in Stockton Heath, a day trip to the seaside at Rhyl, a scavenger hunt through Lymm, a trip to the Delamere Forest to build dens along with a variety of games on site and indoors at Stockton Heath Independent Methodist church.

2006 Camps

In 2006 two camps were organised. The first was held at The Bothy near Keswick in the Lake District for ages 13-16. Events included: swimming at Bradford, team building activities and a CAT ride at Rooking Farm, walks, boating on Ullswater, a session on ‘Go Ape’ and gill walking, along with a variety of indoor games and other activities.

A second camp for ages 11-12 was held at High Legh in Cheshire. Events included: water sports, walks, a trip to the Amazing Maize Maze, a day at Camelot theme park, swimming at Bradford and Broomfields Leisure Centre in Stockton Heath, a day of team building and craft activities organised by Groundwork along with a variety of games.

2005 Camps

In 2005 a camp was held at Easter for ages 13-16 in the Gateway Centre at Ashbourne in Derbyshire. Events included: swimming at Barnsley Metrodome, water sports at Carsington Reservoir, walks, cycling and a day at Alton Towers along with a variety of indoor games and other activities.

A second camp for ages 11-12 was held at High Legh in the summer. Events included: water sports, walks, a day at Camelot theme park, swimming at Bradford and Water World in Stoke on Trent, fun activities at Broomfields Leisure Centre in Stockton Heath and a variety of games and team building activities.

2004 Camps

In 2004 two separate summer camps were held on consecutive weeks at High Legh in Cheshire.

The first week was for ages 11-12. Events included: water sports, walks, a day at Gullivers World theme park, fun activities at Broomfields Leisure Centre in Stockton Heath, swimming at Knutsford Leisure Centre and a variety of games and team challenge activities.

The second week was for ages 13-16. Events included: water sports, walks, including a night walk, a day at Camelot theme park, swimming at Knutsford Leisure Centre and a variety of games and team challenge activities.