Caroline Furnace Lutheran Camp and Retreat Center

Caroline Furnace Lutheran Camp and Retreat Center, 2239 Camp Roosevelt Rd, Fort Valley, VA 22652

Location of Caroline Furnace Lutheran Camp and Retreat Center campCaroline Furnace Lutheran Camp and Retreat Center, 2239 Camp Roosevelt Rd, Fort Valley, VA 22652

About

Caroline Furnace Lutheran Camp and Retreat Center offers High School Winter Retreat for high schoolers. The retreat includes snow tubing, arts and crafts, winter games, and a hot chocolate bar, and the weekend costs $175, including tubing. The program also lists Summer Camp for campers of all ages during June through August.

Programs

  • High School Winter Retreat — High schoolers · A retreat for teens with snow tubing, arts and crafts, winter games, and a hot chocolate bar. $175 for the weekend (includes tubing).
  • Summer Camp — All ages · June-August · The site says there are weeks of summer camp and that summer camp is for campers of all ages.
  • Wild Women Retreat — A retreat with local wines and ciders, conversation, community, and connection.
  • Beer Reformation — A retreat to learn to brew and enjoy special beverages brewed on site, with food, conversations, and community.

At a glance

  • Ages: 14–18 years old
  • Current session: High School Winter Retreat (Dec 19–Dec 20, 2026); High School Winter Retreat (Dec 19–Dec 20, 2026); Wild Women Retreat - 10th Anniversary! (Jan 15–Jan 17, 2027); Beer Reformation (Jan 29–Jan 31, 2027); Paul Bunyan (Mar 5–Mar 7, 2027); Spring Work Weekend (Apr 16–Apr 18, 2027); Golf Fundraiser (Apr 23–Apr 23, 2027); Open House (May 8–May 8, 2027)
  • General schedule: Summer camp is offered during June-August. The site also lists upcoming retreats and events.

About the provider

The site says Caroline Furnace Lutheran Camp and Retreat Center has served communities since 1957, and it also states 1959 as the first year of summer camping. It says the camp encourages spiritual renewal for the whole person through Scripture, the environment, staff witness, worship, recreation, and relationships. It also says the camp works in partnership with parish ministries, seeks to serve the community, and welcomes all people, with a stated focus on diversity, inclusion, and accessibility.

The site says all are welcome, that it does not profile guests, and that registration tracks gender and age of summer campers to plan for lodging and activities and to comply with child protection laws.

Last updated October 28, 2026.

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