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Lakeshore Camp & Retreat Center

★★★★½ 4.8133 reviewsEva, TN

Private

Lakeshore Camp & Retreat Center is a United Methodist camp on the shore of the Tennessee River at Pilot Knob Road in Eva, serving the Tennessee-Western Kentucky Conference and operating since 1948. Summer programming includes youth camps, special-needs camps and parent/child weekends; the site also hosts retreats, work weekends and banquets year-round. It follows the seven foundations of United Methodist Camp and Retreat Ministry.

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Environment
Indoor/Outdoor
Operator
Private
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 Lakeshore Camp & Retreat Center directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.

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★★★★★Mia Dejesus

I went there this week and it was so fun my cabin crew was like a family it was so sad leaving my cabin😭😭

★★★★Kenny G

This Camp changed me, my brothers, and community forever. Walking the creek, staying in the wilderness, Johnny Lakeshore story LOL. I love the compassion kindness and love that was showed to my family. God's Love was there The Holy Spirit consumed me. I been on Fire for God every since 😢 Thank you‼️

★★★★★Benton County Highway Department

Food and service was wonderful. Thank you all for hosting our work Christmas party.

★★★★Jennifer Minton

My oldest went to both the junior high # 2 and #3 and also the wilderness water sport weeks and had an amazing time! I also had my 10 year old go to the elementary camp. They both had a great time, they loved the counselors. The only reason reason I didn’t give them 5 stars is because they offer the kids baptisms during the week. I have nothing against kids getting baptized. It’s the fact that they take that very special experience away from their parents and family. I was very upset and hurt that I didn’t get to see my son be baptized and extremely disappointed in the camp. We weren’t even notified that it happened, my son told me kind of as an afterthought which that in itself proves that he didn’t understand the seriousness and the meaning behind being baptized. My oldest has been to other Christian camps and they also offer baptisms but they wait and do them the last day so the parents can be apart of the celebration.

★★★★★Jonathan Porter

Very awesome place and beautiful cabin to stay in

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