Pine Summit Bible Camp
Private
Pine Summit Bible Camp and Conference Center is a family-operated nonprofit camp and retreat center on Wolf Creek Road in the Bradshaw Mountains outside Prescott, among ponderosa pines and granite boulders. It has run summer camp programs for children and families for more than 25 years - built around faith, outdoor recreation and adventure - and operates year-round as a retreat facility with lodging for a range of group sizes and three home-cooked meals a day.
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 Pine Summit Bible Camp directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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★★★Jim IvanKids have been going here for years, staff is great. However wish they would do better in cleaning ,lots of spider webs in every room, windows, lots of mice. I do understand it's in the forest but some cleaning and taking care of the spiders would make it much nicer.
★★★★★Yvette LydéWent to drop off my daughter at Burn camp for the 11th year, and she was excited to see her friends again
★★★★★DineshPine summit camp. We went there for our orientation camp 🏕️. Pine Summit Camp and Conference Center is a retreat center nestled warmly amid the tall ponderosa pines and massive granite boulders of the beautiful gently rolling Bradshaw Mountains in Prescott, Arizona. Almost 1 and half hours away from Tempe AZ. It provides a complete array of indoor and outdoor recreational facilities, and opportunity for relaxation, reflection, recreation, and inspiration surrounded by tall pine trees and peaceful environment. Weather is usually nice and it’s also a good place to wind down, go for a run, and eat freshly cooked food 🥘 😊. Photos may do some Justice but can not equal to the real experience. definitely like to go there again. They had bunk beds on which we slept but they also have individual cabins. What a Fun it was.
★★★★★Trina JonesThis place is So Beautiful So fun So full of nature.. Best experience Ever! One thing stood out more than anything..& it was an employee named Jeff Lashley.. He was so empathic. So intuitive. So engaging. Such a really great guy! Thank you Jeff for being a part of my life story.
★★★★Kayla Pearl CP NinjaI enjoyed coming to this camp with my youth organization, however this camp isn't very ADA or disability friendly because I have had problems with my mobility getting around the uneven terrain that is surrounding the camp.