Camp Jonah
Private
Camp Jonah is a small Christian nonprofit camp at the base of Mt. Adams in Trout Lake, founded in 1996. It runs a range of overnight and day programs for children through high school with an emphasis on small groups, relationships, and outdoor activities such as caving, hiking, and rock climbing in the surrounding wilderness.
The practical details
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 Jonah directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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★★★★★Noah FultzGreat place for a youth group weekend retreat! As a youth pastor from a church with a small budget, it's great to find a place like this that has reasonable pricing, great staff, and fun things to do all weekend long. We've come to camp Jonah twice now, and both times have been a success. If you have questions, just reach out to them, they're great at working with you.
★★★★★Lesley DregerVery special place. Excellent staff. Beautiful scenery. Great place to have retreats or gatherings.
★★★★★Salynn81My kid has gone here for a few summers and makes sure I am signing up the day registration opens. The kids have such an adventurous time, home cooked meals, and don’t even seem to miss their electronics! We love Camp Jonah!
★★★★★Norbert MillerCamp Jonah hosted annual Trout Lake Fair, best folks ever, the fair was absolutely amazing and beautiful with Mt.Adams in the background. Camp Jonah also has best summer camp for kids, so many exciting activities knowing your kids won't be bored. Find out more go online and visit site
★★★★★Delbert WarnerCamp Jonah is a wonderful Christian children's camp. My grandchildren and I love to go there every year for Grand Camp. Then they talk about how much fun they have there every time I see them. They anticipate returning the next year. The staff puts on a wonderful program full of fun activities. This is a great time for us to create a closer bond together and a great time for them to create lasting friendships with other children and the Camp Jonah staff. Two of the more exciting and challenging activities are the climbing wall and the zip line. Both of these build their confidence and pride in themselves for overcoming their fear of heights. I highly recommend signing up for one of the many camp opportunities. While you are there, take time to meet Jeff and Beki Duke and have them tell you the amazing story of Camp Jonah.