Where should I stay?
The daily schedule for Pathfinder, Trailblazer, and Discovery is similar regardless of housing accommodations. Each day campers will prepare one meal outdoors, with all other meals served in the Dining Hall. Villages have no electricity, but are equipped with a kitchen center, fire circle, water spigot, and privy, and are supported by a common bathhouse with showers, sinks, toilets, and changing rooms. Staying in a village offers the opportunity to spend more time outdoors and a more “rustic” lifestyle.
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Housing Options
Retreat Center
- Dormitory style housing
- Each room consists of one bunk-bed and two single beds
- Shared bathrooms and shower facilities
Villages
- Five themed villages (Pioneer, Ark, Fort, Tower, and Treehouse) used for Pathfinder and Trailblazer programs.
- Two rustic cabin villages (Five Pines and Birch Knoll) used for Quest and Impact programs.
- Shared bathrooms and shower facilities
Tower Village
- Four tower cabins each house two bunk-beds and are topped with lookout decks
- Located in a pine forest
Treehouse Village
- Each treehouse has four rooms which each contain one bunk-bed
- Located in a pine forest
Noah’s Ark Village
- The “Ark” has below deck rooms and an above deck hang out area
- Contains four rooms which each have two bunk-beds
- Located in a hardwood forest
Birch Knoll Village
- Used to be a tent village, now newly added rustic cabins.
- Used in the summer for IMPACT Program campers.
- Located in a hardwood forest
Pioneer Village
- Consists of four covered wagons, each containing four single beds
- Located in a pine forest
Fort Village
- Replica of “old West” frontier fort
- Four tower cabins each contain two bunk-beds
- Located in a hardwood forest
Five Pines Village
- Used to be a tent village, now newly added rustic cabins.
- Used in the summer for Quest Program campers.
- Located in a pine forest