Cohutta Springs Youth Camp
Private
Cohutta Springs Youth Camp is an ACA-accredited Christian overnight camp on 800 acres in the North Georgia mountains near Crandall, with a 50-acre lake. It serves coed campers ages 7-18 in weeklong sessions, offering activities from horseback riding, waterfront sports, and adventure to fine arts, filmmaking, and team sports. Seventh-day Adventist affiliated; day camp options also available.
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 Cohutta Springs Youth Camp directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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★★★★★Rebecca MunozAwesome overnight summer camp, that includes a family camp week. Also has beautiful convention center with cabins. Lovely lake, with trail around it. Also includes a long zipline!
★★★★★Julie GrahamGorgeous camp with very comfortable lodging and delicious food! A perfect place for a conference or to just unplug.
★★★★★sonia hernandezA beautiful serene place, where you find relaxation and peace
★★★★★kim kimCame here for a women's retreat. Beautiful nature place and retreat. Nice walking paths and hidden little quiet places in the woods to meditate on God's word. There us a cafeteria for events and kayaks for the lake. There us also a trail that goes all around the lake. For lodging they have: cabins with bunk beds( bring your own linen), Chalet ( think house with different bed options), and they also have hotel style rooms at the lodge.
★★★★★Midge PhibbsThe event I attended was on the campus of Cohutta Springs in April. The attendance was over 300 people overnighters and approximately 500 attending on Sabbath. The accommodations were both motel rooms and cabins. The food was exceptional, serving both vegetarian and vegan foods. The staff were friendly, professional, and attentive to guest's needs. The layout of the campus was mostly hilly but manageable to walk. They had buses to transport most guests from events. There was plenty of parking for those transporting guests in their own private vehicles. The landscape was breathtaking. After all the fresh air and walking, restful sleep was welcomed on comfortable mattresses.