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Episcopal Conference Center

★★★★½ 4.859 reviewsBurrillville, RIAges 4–17

Church

The Episcopal Conference Center (ECC) runs an overnight summer camp on 186 acres with a beachfront on Echo Lake in Pascoag (Burrillville), RI. Across 13 weekly sessions for children, teens, families and people with disabilities, campers swim, play sports and games, make arts and crafts, sing and take part in Bible study and a weekly talent show.

The practical details

Ages
Ages 4–17
Environment
Waterfront
Operator
Church
Financial aid
Available
Special needs support
Available
Faith-BasedWater ActivitiesCIT Program
Before you register

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 Episcopal Conference Center directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.

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★★Jeep

This summer camp ECC is a horrible place they let kids do what they want and when something happens the camp denies it. I don't suggest it since my kid went there and she was really scared because she was almost attacked by a bear and staff weren't there to protect her.

★★★★★George Ottilige

My wife &i met there 50 years ago, have been married 45 of those years. Always a great place to visit

★★★★★Rock Jocelyn

Great place to open up to goodness. Had my cousins service here and it was well spaced. We had videos going with beautiful spaces surrounding us. He had gone here as a child and thought it was an amazing place to make friends. 🥰🥰 #RockFromRI

★★★★★Nancy Campbell

This a camp that has been existence since the late 1940's. My girlfriend and I were both campers here. It's all about fellowship and serving. Some of my fondest memories are the people I made friends with and the dedicated clergy who inspired us. Yes you attend morning pray and evening pray. There are scholarships to help people attend. The camp is rustic but that the beauty of going there. You commune with mother nature. TY Meagan for having us stop in and see the 70th. Anniversary video. It brought back so many happy times. 😄😄😘💝Nancy Campbell

★★★★★Linda Currier

My 14 year old son went to camp for the first time . He said he hated camp. Then three days later he wanted to stay for an extra week. We are grateful and blessed. Thank you to Father Peter and the church. They helped us with the financial part of camp. Again we are so very blessed and we are so very grateful to the church and to the Episcopal Conference Center!!!

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