From October 2–5, the Pathfinder Camporee brought over 600 Pathfinders together at Leoni Meadows Camp for a weekend of fellowship, spiritual connections, and outdoor adventure.
Each year, Pathfinders eagerly anticipate the Camporee—and this year was no exception. Rain showers greeted campers on Thursday as they set up, yet spirits remained high. By Friday, clouds lingered but gradually gave way to sunshine, and by Sabbath morning, the weather was beautiful.
The Camporee featured a wide range of highlights: the blacksmithing honor, supported by Pacific Union College and Adventist Health; the Sabbath morning Parade of Nations; a Saturday night social for the Leaders in Training (LITs); four baptisms; and an inspiring talk by Tobin Dodge on ministry in the Arctic Circle—along with many other memorable moments.
This year’s theme, “All In” encouraged Pathfinders to put faith into action through service, worship, and community engagement. Attendees participated in worship services, honor classes, and community projects, all while building friendships and growing in character alongside their peers.
For Pathfinder clubs, families, and church leaders alike, the 2025 edition was an unforgettable experience—a time where faith, fun, and fellowship came together in the stunning setting of Leoni Meadows.
Featured in Northern Lights, October 23, 2025
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