About
Camp Peniel offers summer camps, weekend retreats, resident camp, day camp, a Work Crew program, and activities such as kayaking. The camp setting includes nature features such as caves, trails, and creeks. Resident Camp sessions include Boys Camp, Girls Camp, and Dual Camp options.
• Ages: 6–18 years old
• Schedule: Resident, day camp, and Work Crew sessions offered in multiple one-week and multi-week blocks across June, July, and early August, with office hours Monday–Friday from 9AM–5PM
• Price: Resident Camp $999; Day Camp $285–$310 depending on age group; Work Crew $200 if accepted, with no cost to apply
Camp Peniel was founded in 1946. It operates as a non-denominational ministry with a stated focus on reaching today’s youth for Jesus Christ. The mission statement says the camp aims for “extreme fun” and “rock solid Bible training” and describes its purpose as bringing people to a “face-to-face” relationship with God through Christ-centered adventures and “Adventure With A Purpose.”
Parent and camper testimonials describe experiences that include Bible teaching, Christian messages, kayaking, and time in nature with caves, trails, and creeks. Several testimonials mention long-term connections to Camp Peniel over decades, positive impressions of staff and cleanliness, and specific memories of counselors, horses, and activities. One detailed parent review notes that their child reported enjoying the food and that photos for parents were eventually added to the family portal after they reached out.
Last updated July 21, 2026.
• Ages: 6–18 years old
• Schedule: Resident, day camp, and Work Crew sessions offered in multiple one-week and multi-week blocks across June, July, and early August, with office hours Monday–Friday from 9AM–5PM
• Price: Resident Camp $999; Day Camp $285–$310 depending on age group; Work Crew $200 if accepted, with no cost to apply
Camp Peniel was founded in 1946. It operates as a non-denominational ministry with a stated focus on reaching today’s youth for Jesus Christ. The mission statement says the camp aims for “extreme fun” and “rock solid Bible training” and describes its purpose as bringing people to a “face-to-face” relationship with God through Christ-centered adventures and “Adventure With A Purpose.”
Parent and camper testimonials describe experiences that include Bible teaching, Christian messages, kayaking, and time in nature with caves, trails, and creeks. Several testimonials mention long-term connections to Camp Peniel over decades, positive impressions of staff and cleanliness, and specific memories of counselors, horses, and activities. One detailed parent review notes that their child reported enjoying the food and that photos for parents were eventually added to the family portal after they reached out.
Last updated July 21, 2026.
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