Leoni Meadows Youth Camps

Leoni Meadows Youth Camps offers activities such as driving go-karts, painting ceramics, riding horses, paddling canoes, flying down a zip line, swimming in a pond, dropping 60 feet on the Goliath Swing, and testing courage on the quick jump. Campers may sleep in cabins, canvas tents, or field tents on bunks, and some options include packing for an overnighter and sleeping under the stars. Additional activities include wakeboarding, learning to water ski, tubing, kneeboarding, horseback riding, swimming, archery, and using a water slide at the pond, with vegetarian meals available in some camps, including meals served from a chuck wagon or cooked over camp stoves.

• Ages: 9–18 years old
• Schedule: Registration is on Sundays from 3:00–5:00 p.m., with the first meal at Sunday supper and the last meal the following Sunday breakfast; check-out is on Sundays from 9:00–10:00 a.m.
• Price: Cub Camp and Junior Camp cost $465; Cowboy Camp, Wrangler In Training, and Aquatics Camp cost $525; a non-refundable but transferable $100 deposit per camp reserves a spot and goes toward camp fees, with early bird and extended camper discounts, and additional charges for late pick-up and same-day early check-in.

Leoni Meadows Youth Camps has been offering Christian camping since 1978 and is owned and operated by the Northern California Conference of Seventh-day Adventists. The camp is American Camping Association Accredited. A registered nurse is on duty at camp 24 hours a day, each specialty camp has certified first aid staff or a registered nurse at all times, and staff members hold current CPR and first aid certification. The leadership team includes Executive Director Elias Esquivel.

The mission of Leoni Meadows Youth Camps states that the camp remains committed to providing fun, exciting, and Jesus-filled experiences and to helping people connect with nature and the God of nature. Through support from friends and parents, a campership fund is available to help families with financial needs, and the camp states that no child should be turned away because of finances. Leoni Meadows takes fire safety and preparedness seriously and is rebuilding after the Caldor Fire. The camp maintains a camp bank for camper money, with unspent money returned before checkout, and operates a camp store that sells souvenirs, t-shirts, sweatshirts, ice cream, and other items. Photography and recording of campers and visitors may be used for promotional purposes, and presence at Leoni Meadows Youth Camps grants permission for use of these images and recordings.

Last updated June 13, 2026.