Quaker Knoll Camp & Retreat Center

Quaker Knoll Camp & Retreat Center is a Christian camp in the Quaker tradition that operates as both a campground and retreat center. The site is used for retreats, weddings, summer camps, group events, reunions, and other events, and offers flexible and generous space in a tranquil environment surrounded by nature.

Quaker Knoll Camp & Retreat Center was established in 1952 after siblings Harry R. Clark and Elma Clark Wood gifted 28 acres of their family farm in Clinton County, Ohio to Wilmington Yearly Meeting for use as a youth camp and retreat center. It is a place for Wilmington Yearly Meeting to hold its annual church camps, and it is also available for the public to use as a wedding venue, for reunions, for their own summer camps, retreats, and for other events. Quaker Knoll has been described as a hidden gem centrally located between the Greater Dayton and Greater Cincinnati area, and has been open and thriving ever since its establishment in 1952. One parent review states, “Quaker Knoll was such a great place to get married. Our wedding was perfect. The staff was open to our vision and helped facilitate a day we will never forget!”

Last updated July 2, 2026.