Teen Adventure Camp, known as TAC, gives teens the opportunity to step out of their comfort 
zone and into adventure. Teens spend the first part of the week sharpening their outdoor living 
skills as they prepare for their overnight camping trip. TAC focuses on outdoor skills, teamwork, 
and personal growth all while experiencing the spirit of camp.

Ages 13-16
 

The L.I.T. program provides participants with the opportunity to develop strong leadership skills 
and self-confidence in a camp setting over a one-week session. LITs practice skills they can 
transfer to real-world scenarios, including teamwork, cooperation, empathy, and problem 
solving. LITs have their own schedule with opportunities to lend a hand to younger campers or 
co-lead an activity session. This program also includes a service project so teens can leave a 
lasting impact at Camp Miller.

Ages 14-16
 

The C.I.T. program is a two-week experience designed to train those ready to take on new 
challenges, opportunities, and responsibilities at camp and in their communities. C.I.T.s work 
with campers, assist cabins, activity areas, and evening activities. They have additional 
responsibilities around camp, including operational assistance, trip preparation, and program 
design. This program helps teens develop their personal leadership style, hone their 
communication skills, and gain professional development to help them succeed in school or the 
workplace.

Ages 16-17