Pocono Plateau Camp and Retreat

Pocono Plateau Camp and Retreat offers summer camp, retreats, school field trip environmental education, team building workshops, day use facilities, picnic pavilion rentals, and custom programs for business groups and college groups. Day use rentals can include hiking trails, meals in the dining hall or grilled picnic style meals, ropes, boating, and team building.

Programs

• Summer Camp — children, youth and families; kids of all ages · From June through mid-August, week-long summer camp programs
• Retreats — all ages · From mid-August through May
• School field trip — Environmental education program for school groups; curriculum can be tailored to student needs.
• Business groups — Custom team building activities for business professionals.
• College groups — Custom day of team building experiences and adventure challenge.
• Team Building Workshops — Workshops focused on team building and personal growth.

At a glance

• Ages: 5–18 years old
• General schedule: From June through mid-August, week-long summer camp programs for children, youth and families. From mid-August through May, facilities are available for retreats.

About the provider

The first summer camp program was held in 1946, and the program center has been around for over 75 years. Pocono Plateau’s mission is to provide welcoming spaces immersed in natural surroundings for all to experience the Spirit of God and love of Jesus through community, recreation, and reflection.

• Day use facilities — Day use rentals can include access to hiking trails, meals in the dining hall or grilled picnic style meals, ropes, boating, and team building.
• Picnic at the Pavilion — Covered picnic pavilion rental for family reunions, church socials, or gatherings.

Everyone is welcome regardless of beliefs, faith, or denomination. Swimming in the lake is prohibited during Retreat season. Fishing requires a license and guests should bring gear.

What families say

“My children went and were with the older group. They love to socialize with others that share their faith, play games, and get away from the house for a few days. I went there to help with the younger kids and it is awesome to watch the shy ones start to open up and enjoy themselves, all in the name of Jesus.” — Alison (Summer Camp Parent)

“This camp is so well loved by my church and the kids that attend here. I mostly go up to volunteer and help fix building needs, clean up the grounds, and painting. Some of the cabins are decently updated and feel homey. The lake is nice and the dining hall is fantastic with volunteer cooking staff who make great food.” — Stephanie N. (Summer Camp Parent)

“Our group had a great time! We really enjoyed a wide variety of outdoor recreation opportunities, craft options, and teambuilding games. The meals were great with a wide variety of options. We love that you were able to bring scripture and gospel principles into the wrap up discussion after team building.” — Annette (Retreat – Morristown Stake Youth Group)

Last updated October 23, 2026.