Christian camp and retreat center on 116 wooded acres, owned by the West Tennessee presbyteries of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church. The resident camp sleeps 129 in air-conditioned cabins and a cottage, with a dining hall, activities building, swimming pool staffed by a camp lifeguard, large pavilion, canteen, campfire ring and outdoor vespers area; resident sessions run by the week and include 14 meals. Summer youth camps here are organized and registered through the Cornerstone and Mid-South Presbytery camping ministries rather than booked directly with the camp, and the grounds are also rented to outside groups for retreats and day camps.
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We list only what the camp itself publishes, and programs change — dates, prices, ages and availability can all move after we check. Confirm the details on the camp’s own website and contact Camp Clark Williamson directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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★Wayne WhittThis place was a little cultish. It registered as public but it very private. Pay for summer camp or get permission from the head Apostle.
★★★★★Avery StambaughThis is my favorite place in the whole world! I get closer with friends here and I learn so much about Christ! I can’t imagine my life without this place! This place may not have all the super fancy or showy things that some camps have but I think CCW is all about the experience. It is my favorite place I’ve ever been to.
★★★★Teresa MarshallI went to this camp late 80's and early 90's. It was the best time. So relaxing. I qish I could bring my children and grandchildren to see this place.
★★★★★Paul RiddleThis is a great Campground. Very peaceful. You feel like you are mile away out in the woods. But it is conveniently located only 10 minutes from Jackson. The camp is well maintained. The staff is very kind and accommodating. Mike seems to not only care about you campers having a good time; he is also genuinely concerned for thier spiritual well being as well. The lake is awesome. Just check out my photos and you will see. Our church uses this campground every year for our kids camp. We have stayed on both sides of the lake. The older campground is very nice and has been kept up well. The newer lodge is so nice it feels like a retreat center instead of a lodge. If you have any questions I would be glad to answer them.
★★★★★Nelson JacksonSome of my favorite times were going to church camp there when I was growing up. Glad my children are getting the opportunity to go to camp here.