Get ready
for the Adventure!
Camp Peniel was founded in 1946 for the sole purpose of reaching today’s youth for Jesus Christ.
We operate as a non-denominational ministry. We believe that every week of camp should be a life changing experience because of the extreme fun experienced and the rock solid Bible training received. Our mission is to challenge every camper to strengthen their personal relationship with Christ while experiencing Adventure With A Purpose!
Bringing people to a “face-to-face” relationship with God through Christ-centered adventures
Through His grace, [my daughter] had the opportunity to grow in the knowledge and wisdom of Christ. She was able to experience branching out on her own a bit more and exercise the maturity that comes with growing in Christ. By the end of camp, she was invigorated with new zeal for the Lord. This wasn’t something new. This has always been our family’s experience at Camp Peniel going back for decades.”
—A Grateful Parent
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Many of you have received the email with the updated date, but we wanted to make one last push…
🎉 Camp Banquet is happening THIS Saturday! 🎉
We can’t wait to gather together, celebrate, and reflect on the incredible ways God is moving through Camp Peniel. Lives are being transformed, faith is strengthened, and we are so grateful to witness what He is doing through this ministry.
See you Saturday — it’s going to be a special evening!
Scrolling through these photos and thinking about day camp !
This is a week your child won’t soon forget—full of daily adventures, laughter, and new friends. Perfect for kids not quite ready for overnight camp but ready for big fun.
Spots fill fast, so register today!
https://www.camppeniel.org/program/day-camp/
We’re a little late to the trend 😅 but we asked ChatGPT to turn our staff into caricatures!
Can you guess who’s who? Drop your guesses below 👇
Beginning February 25, 2026
Level 1 Wednesdays
Level 2 Thursdays
Camp Peniel’s horse programs are unique in that we want to teach our students about horsemanship but more importantly want to help them root their identity in Christ.
Horses can be very beneficial to both children and adults in all different walks of life. I know firsthand that God uses horses to heal, build character, and ultimately to shape his children into whom they were created to be
REGISTER TODAY
Dreaming about sunny pool days, big laughs, and unforgettable moments with friends at Camp Peniel. ☀️
Summer camp sessions are filling fast—register today and make those dreams a reality!
https://www.camppeniel.org/program/resident-camp/
Adventure School is coming up soon! 🌲🔥
Our next day is February 25th, and there’s still time to register.
Hands-on learning, outdoor adventure, and unforgettable experiences await—don’t miss it!
Save your spot today!
https://www.camppeniel.org/program/adventure-school/
Join us for a weekend camp focused on service and hands-on work projects, where you’ll make a tangible impact while connecting with others. Whether painting, cleaning, or clearing brush, your help is such a blessing to our future campers. Although there is no cost for this weekend, please don’t forget to register! This will help our kitchen prepare enough food for every hard worker that volunteers during this weekend of service.
Extra Packing Items: Hammer, rake, shovel, work gloves, and lots of energy!
LET US KNOW YOU ARE COMING!
https://www.camppeniel.org/program/spring-cleaning-weekend/
This organization taught me the power of serving others and the absolute joy in embracing life change in the campers and staffers you meet. Your children will come home different. You will love the mindsets fostered and the skillsets taught.
Your students will thank you for letting them find community, push their mental limitations, and finding joy in a personal relationship with Jesus.
Don’t wait, sign up for a weekend camp or a weeklong summer camp.
As parents, though, we really hoped for a bit more transparency. The website mentioned daily updated photos, but we didn’t see anything until we reached out directly. After we asked, photos were added to the family portal, which we appreciated, but it would’ve meant a lot to have that kind of check-in automatically, especially when communication with your camper isn’t allowed. A simple photo or one-way message system would go a long way to reassure parents without disrupting the camp experience. So -.5 stars for me here because this could use some improvement.
I also want to address the food situation because, to be honest, I was worried. I’d read some pretty negative reviews about portion sizes and no second helpings. But my son, who is not a picky eater and can put away food like a grown adult, had a completely different take. And I quote:
“The food was fire. And there were boy chefs and they cooked really good—like, no offense Mom and Dad, but better than home.”
Yeah… that stung a little. But it also made me genuinely happy. He loves cooking and BBQ and has even competed in junior chef competitions, so when he says the food was amazing, he means it. I don’t know what some of the other reviews were talking about—he said the food was delicious, filling, and there was plenty to go around. So +.5 stars for me because that’s amazing to hear.
Overall, we’re grateful for the experience and the memories it gave our son. With a few updates in parent communication and consistency with photo uploads, this camp could easily go from great to outstanding.
This camp means so much to my husband. His family and family-friends have been coming here for 3 generations. He knows everyone and took me on a tour of the property.
The land itself is an incredible place to be explored. We explored to see the changes made over the years. There’s always improvements being made. There’s a suspension bridge at the far end of the lake now! My husband’s eagle scout project (2-slip wooden canoe dock) is still looking good and has some new boards. The facilities that have been here are stil looking great. The gym is enormous and it’s bathrooms have A/C. The dining hall has neat decor. Two wagon whee chandeliers, a wooden canoe hanging from the ceiling, and an enormous hearth. The pavilion where they hold church on Sundays also serves other purposes during the week.
I enjoyed identifying plants/trees around the lake’s number-marked trail. Definitely be prepared for the heat! Summer here is always baking hot and I always sunburn! Bring a hat, a thermos filed with ice, and a long-sleeve, moisture-wicking shirt. Still wouldn’t miss a chance to be here!
And Jacob called the name of the place Peniel:
For I Have Seen God Face to Face
Genesis 32:30
