Camp Good Ground

08/15/2026

08/15/2026

WE ARE OUT HERE HAVING A GREAT TIME!!! YALL BRING YALLS BABIES TO COME HAVE SOME FUN AND GET WET‼️‼️‼️

08/12/2026

I KNOW THAT IT’S NOT THURSDAY BUT HERE IS A THROW BACK FOR YOU ALL ANYWAY!!!!

Planting the Legacy was lead by Marilyn Johnson who taught them that the real strength of the plants was underneath the ground in the roots. That's how we should be rooted in God‼️‼️‼️

Thank you Marilyn and everyone who came together and made this all possible!!!

08/11/2026

Camp Good Ground wants to wish an AMAZING year to all campers! Remember the lessons you learned this summer camp season!

08/06/2026

EAGLE LAKE!!!!!

Grab a noodle. Soak your friends. Let the purge begin!

Bring your own gear IF you can!
Wear something you don’t mind getting soaked!
Come ready for laughter, sunshine, and good vibes!

Ages: 4 - 16 at Veteran's Memorial Park
Ages: 17 and up E.H. Henry Park area

🫧 A limited supply available to borrow:
Pool noodles, water squirters, and water balloons!

PARENTS WELCOME TO BRING A CHAIR AND A COOLER! Find a shady spot and help watch the kids play!

To donate for the Pool Noodle Purge, check out our short Amazon Wishlist https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/TJ0XO78HPKH9?ref_=wl_share

Don't do online shopping? We could use Gatorade, water and snacks!
Message me to arrange donation pick up.

07/30/2026

💜 Volunteers and Sponsors Needed! Join The Glow Walk Team! ✨

Eagle Lake, we’re lighting up the city with a 1‑mile walk and 4 awareness laps focused on Human Trafficking, Domestic Violence, Drug Addiction, and Mental Health.
If your business wants to make an impact, partner with us.

We’re looking for caring hearts to help make this event fun, safe, and welcoming for everyone! Whether you help with setup, registration, guiding guests, or Trunk-or-Treat, every volunteer makes a difference.

Every person deserves to feel safe, loved, and valued. By coming together as a community, we can spread hope, kindness, and support to those who need it most.

Bring your smile, your servant’s heart, and help us make a positive impact!

If you have any questions:
✉️ [email protected]
Sponsorship packets are ready.

💛 Comment “I’M IN” below if you’d like to volunteer! Together, we can be a light in our community. ✨

07/30/2026

🎉💦 EAGLE LAKE… ARE YOU READY?! 💦🎉

It’s time to put down the phones, grab your friends and family, and come make some unforgettable memories at the Eagle Lake Pool Noodle Purge!

Whether you’re joining the action, cheering from the sidelines, or just coming to enjoy the excitement, there’s a place for everyone. This is all about bringing our community together for an afternoon filled with laughter, friendly competition, and tons of fun!

🌈 Bring your pool noodle.
💦 Bring your water guns and balloons.
😄 Bring your best game face.
❤️ Most importantly… bring your friends and family!

No experience needed. No pressure. Just a community coming together to have a great time before summer slips away.

📅 Saturday, August 15
🕛 Starts at Noon
📍 Eagle Lake, TX

Let’s fill Eagle Lake with smiles, splashes, and unforgettable memories! Invite someone to come with you and let’s make this the biggest Pool Noodle Purge yet!

👇 Who’s coming? Tag your crew and let us know in the comments!

07/29/2026

Let’s have plain ol’ fun! I’ll be at the park with the kiddos! I could use a few more chaperones!

Bring your pool noodles, water guns, and water balloons!

07/28/2026

Day 3 Modified schedule for heat purposes.

Planting the Legacy Propogation Station lead by Marilyn Johnson. Campers each planted their own plant clippings to grow into their own plant. They learned that the growth depends on a few things: the source and the care. The deeper the root, the stronger the plant.

Pull Together Tug-of-War lead by Jenny Fields and Ginger Bluntson. This old school game took on a new life with the lesson taught by this duo.

Good Ground Cares Station lead by Alesia Woolridge and Path Pals. Woolridge taught the campers the importance of thinking and caring about others as they created cards for local senior residents.

Root vs. Reach was lead by Linda Barrow who taught the campers while sitting around the biggest tree at the front of the park. She taught them that the real strength of that big tree was underneath the ground. That's how we should be rooted in God.

Princeton's Paper Plane Long Throw: Campers were able to create their own paper plane and race to see who's plane flew the furthest. The lesson wasn't in the distance, but the flight.

Sound Mapping lead by Kenya Knight. She taught campers the importance of finding a quiet place to hear from God.