Camp Men-O-Lan
Private
Camp Men-O-Lan is a Mennonite Christian camp on 180 acres in Upper Bucks County near Quakertown, Pennsylvania, established in 1941 and among the oldest continuously operating Mennonite camps in North America. It runs a summer resident (overnight) camp and a summer day camp, plus year-round guest groups, with a swimming pool, lake with paddle boats and canoes, a challenge course, disc golf, a water slide, and a gymnasium.
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★★★★★P;Nut is RetiredGreat Christian place to visit and attend summer camp for kids. I was there 60+ years ago. Plenty of natural resources to see.
★★★★★Lianna DelgadoI love this camp! The property is gorgeous and peaceful, and this is made possible by the wonderful staff. A great place to have family reunions, gatherings, retreats, and run camps. You can book a cabin (a variety are available), use the auditorium, additionally you can reserve the commercial kitchen for extra cost. Big groups or small, this is a wonderful place to visit and is very sentimental for me and many others who have worked/attended camps here! Love you Camp MOL staff, God bless you all and thank you for everything over the years!
★★★★★Tony's LawnCareI also was there in the summer of 1979 though 1982 (The Limburger) Family owned it . many changes since i bin there used to be gravel stones in front of lunch room now the Auditorium and all paths also there used to be a cross over 10 feet high in the middle of the lake (WHY TAKE IT DOWN ?). My cabin was Holy-cavin also I still have my pics from that time i am now 50 years old. Best years of my childhood . coming from the city it was like i was in another world . so peaceful and safe I loved the camp fire nights as we all sing songs and worship to the lord . I always cried on the last day i never wanted to leave.
★★★★John SweeneyWe had our first winter trip at Camp Men-o-lan and it was nice. Cabins were warm enough for our crew and there was lots of snow in the grounds to play in. They plowed as best they could and we were able to have a great weekend.
★★★★★mimiI went here as a kid and now my 3 kids go every year. My two little ones cried last year because they had to go back! This has been a family tradition for over 30 years! This was truly an unforgettable experience for me and my kids. I absolutely love it, I wish I was a kid again, lol!