Beaver Camp

Beaver Camp offers summer resident camps, a day camp, wilderness camps, a challenge course, adult retreats, and youth winter camps. Seven weeks of summer resident camps, one week of day camp, and several weeks of wilderness camps are held each year. The summer camp program is split into two camps that run at the same time for older and younger age groups.

• Ages: 6–18 years old
• Schedule: Seven weeks of summer resident camps, one week of day camp, and several weeks of wilderness camps each year

Beaver Camp for Boys began in 1946, and the Adirondack Mennonite Camping Association purchased Beaver Camp in April of 1969. The first year-round director was hired in 1979. A challenge course was installed in 1986 and has been expanded on an ongoing basis, and in 1987, 36 weekends were used throughout the year for various programs. In 1992, the summer camp program was split into two simultaneous camps, and Creation Investigation, a nature study program for Christian schools, was first offered that same year. Beaver Camp is the DBA of Adirondack Mennonite Camping Association, Inc., which has approximately 198 members and is governed by a Board of Directors, and it is registered as a nonprofit charitable organization. The mission of Adirondack Mennonite Camping Association is to provide facilities and programs, infused by God's love, in which individuals of every age are invited to establish and grow in their relationships with Jesus Christ and others, with an emphasis on natural settings, Christian teaching and role models, understanding of Christianity in daily life, participation in a local church, and partnership with supporting churches and the local community. Donations to Adirondack Mennonite Camping Association (DBA Beaver Camp) are tax deductible.

Last updated May 27, 2026.