PAC - Pekarek Adventure Course

The Pekarek Adventure course is designed to be shared with churches, youth groups, schools, businesses and civic organizations.

Come Join the Adventure . . . Increase personal confidence.

Increase mutual support within the group.

Develop increased insight into group problem solving.

Develop an increased level of agility and physical coordination.

Develop an increased joy in one's physical self and in being with others.

Develop an increased familiarity with the outdoors.

The Challenges . . . . . . The Rewards Need more team confidence? Succeed on our high elements! Need more team cooperation? Solve our Mohawk Traverse! Does your team really trust each other? Our Trust Fall is just for you! Can your team communicate better? Our team will help you find out! A few problems on your team? Plenty of ways to find a solution!

Planning Your PAC Visit?

Contact Craig Coffman in the recreation department at Bashor Children's Home. He will talk with you about your group's goals and objectives, then help you design an exciting and challenging retreat. Once the details have been established, we will send you a contract and questionnaire. This will include a schedule of activities specifically designed to meet your group's team-building needs. Sign and return all paperwork along with a reservation deposit. Come prepared for a challenging and exciting day!

For more information, please contact Craig:

Craig Coffman at Bashor Children's Home, P.O. Box 843 Goshen, IN 46527. Or by phone at 574-875-5117 or email at ccoffman@bashor.org

Bashor Children's Home is a residential treatment facility offering "Help for Today and Hope for Tomorrow" to abused, neglected and troubled young people since its inception in 1923.

The Pekarek Adventure Challenge course was built in memory of Joseph R. Pekarek by the Thomas family of Elkhart. This gift was in memory of a devoted husband, father, brother and son-in-law and was meant to celebrate Pekarek's dedication to young people and his love for outdoor activity. The PAC course has become an important therapeutic recreation tool for all of the programs at Bashor Children's Home and was designed to be shared with churches, youth groups, schools, businesses and civic organizations.