Camp Hebron is a Christian camp and retreat centre on 340 wooded acres in Halifax, Pennsylvania, running summer youth camps for grades 1-12 in four formats: a traditional cabin camp, a horse camp, an adventure camp built around day trips, and a day camp. Overnight campers arrive Sunday afternoon and leave Friday evening, sleeping in bunk-bed cabins or screened shelters and eating buffet meals in the dining hall, with days built from archery, boating, swimming, horseback riding, gaga ball, teambuilding, nature hikes and camp-wide games alongside morning worship, Bible study and evening vespers. Specialty weeks cover creative arts, nature and mission-based experiences, and the camp also runs family camps and Shalom, a programme for adults with developmental disabilities. Registration is online through the camp's CampBrain portal.
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Powered by GoogleThe glamping sites are very nice, back in the woods away from everything else. The rest of the campground is nice too, will come again.
Lancaster Mobile Mini Golf had the opportunity to be part of Camp Hebron’s Duck Derby event this past weekend, and the experience was fantastic. The staff and volunteers were incredibly welcoming, organized, and easy to work with throughout the entire event. You can truly see the heart they have for serving families and creating a fun, positive atmosphere for the community. We felt right at home from the moment we arrived and were honored to bring our mobile mini golf course to such a great event. Looking forward to working with Camp Hebron again in the future!
Great camp! They have a ton of solid facilities, and the staff are very friendly and helpful. You can even take one of their trails up to where it hits the Appalachian Trail. They have also been doing a great job with spreading out all their new buildings so as to keep the woodsy and secluded feel. And the sister campground down the road has a pond and stream that are also available.
We've been camping here Labor Day weekend for 27 years. The campground is fine. Campground bathhouses are dirty. We come on a Friday and they look like they weren't cleaned in a month. I sweep because there's a broom, knock down the spiders and webs in every corner. But there's no dustpan for my big pile of dirt. Two toilets barely flush. My husband says the floors are wet and gross in the men's bathhouse. We leave early because we just want a clean place to shower. All these years and the bath houses have always been neglected. Our children and grandchildren would love a nice playset. Our children love playing in the creek, riding bike, the pool, and the lake.
I recently attended the Scrapbook Retreat. It was amazing! 8ft table for everyone- We had plenty of space to work. The food was wonderful. The Baked Oatmeal was my favorite! And most importantly, the staff was very attentive and sincere with all your needs. It was so nice to be around such Godly people. The devotions were a perfect fit for this weekend. Not only were we able to capture our memories in our scrapbooks but we were able to reflect on our creator, God. Knowing that he ultimately blessed us with each of our memories; good or bad. Thank you Camp Hebron for a wonderful weekend.


