Longview Camps & Retreats
Private
Longview Camps & Retreats is a Christian camp on 130 acres at 190 Bledsoe Hollow Lane in Mosheim, east Tennessee, with views of the Smoky Mountains, streams and an old-fashioned swimming hole beside the Nolichucky River. It runs both day camps and overnight camps for kindergarteners through 12th graders, with horseback riding, waterfront activities, canoeing, wakeboarding and water skiing, archery, paintball, mountain biking, disc golf, team sports and crafts. Four heated and air-conditioned log-siding bunkhouses sleep over 100. The property also hosts homeschool and school field trips and family, men's, women's and youth retreats.
The practical details
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★★★★★Tyler BrinegarThe leadership here pours into their team with training, encouragement, and discipleship, making sure staff are prepared not only to serve campers well but also to grow personally and spiritually. It’s clear that Longview Ranch values people and sees them as future leaders!
★★★★★Pat HarringtonI went to Longview with a group helping with repair and reconstruction of homes after the floods devastated the area with Hurricane Helene. The camp is situated on a lovely hill with gorgeous sunrises, sunsets and mountain views. The cabins were very nice, had everything our group needed for rest and relaxation at the end of our work days. The staff was wonderful and so accommodating. I highly recommend this lovely place.
★★★★★Laura MohlerOur daughter went to day camp here last Summer and still talks about it! It has all the classic camp activities you want: horseback riding, tubing down the river, a giant slip n slide and a swimming hole. Definitely would recommend it. We will be trying the overnight camp next time!
★★★★★Jackson GoadI visited this wonderful place as part of a fall retreat. The I stayed in the Cherokee cabin. Everything was nice except there was no hand towels in the bunk cabin. The showers were inside the cabin along with the lavatories. They were nicely setup and had a great supply of hot water as 10or so took a shower within a one and half hour period with no issues. The main lodge was very nice and has a very large deck that overlooked the smoky mountains and the horses nearby. Inside was nicely decorated and was able to accommodate to various activities from worship to dining. One thing that made that possible was the folding pews that turned to tables in about 10seconds. The food served was very good however the vegetables were more al dente than I would like. The chicken was amazing along with the muffins and the chili.I appreciate that nothing goes to waste at Long View Ranch as any scraps of food would go in the "making bacon" bucket that they fed to the hogs nearby. Outside the main lodge was a nice bonfire pit along with a deck full of rocking chairs and wood checker boards. About 100 feet from the main lodge is a large metal shelter with basket ball goals. It made a great dance hall for our event. There are many things that I did not get to explore during my 3 wonderful days at this neat place.
★★★★★HagWe drove all the way from South Florida to bring our 10 year old to Summer Camp and it was all worth it! She had so much fun, and did not want to leave! They took very good care of our girl, they have yummy food . The place is very nice and scenic. They have many activity , kids will never get bored. Also will have a wonderful opportunity to learn more about God and the Bible.