Quaker Ridge Camp is a Christian camp and conference center on 600 acres near Woodland Park. It hosts overnight Christian youth camps through the summer and Christian retreat and conference groups the rest of the year. The summer youth camps run by Rocky Mountain Yearly Meeting at the site take youth going into 4th grade through those who have just graduated high school.
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 Quaker Ridge Camp & Conference Center directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
Camps nearby
Accreditations & licensing
As stated by the camp or listed in the accrediting organization's directory — confirm current status with the accreditor.
Google Reviews
Powered by Google
★★★★★Keith ReeserBeautiful camp, great view of Piles peak, tons of trails, ropes courses, great food AND amazing memories! My kids love to worship Jesus here amongst some of the most faithful believers! What a great camp!
★★★★★Veronica GreissIt was a surreal experience and location! We stayed at the lodge for 2 days and 1 night with our St. Anthony Coptic Orthodox youth meeting from Florida. We were a group of 30-40 people which is hard to travel with, however, this location was the best part of our 5 day trip. The location was warm, cozy, and felt like home. We LOVED the game room and the scenery with the location was amazing to hike in! In a group of 30-40 people we had a lot of chaos embark on us as our experiences were just beaches and sun, but there was not a single worry when we were in the cabin. It was a great place to see God's artistic hand and His blessings in our bonding and laughter in this cabin. May God bless this location and the kind owners for many more years to come.
★★★★★ElizabethI just spent what would be my tenth summer of Camp at Quaker Ridge. The staff here are absolutely amazing. I at one point while still a camper was on the high ropes course here , and got scared. I typically don’t get scared of heights but when I did and wanted to come down from the course the staff was there and helped me down. I’ve stayed in the dorms at Clark lodge, Rooms of kinser and most recently in the last two years fell lodge as a counselor. I enjoy seeing the nice changes made around camp whether it be fresh coats of paint on a cabin or new gear and snacks at canteen (snack shack).
★★★★★Aaron KellarWonderful setting, but just a short drive from Colorado Springs or Castle Rock. Their views are amazing, and the food and coffee bar were both excellent. The staff is very kind and you can tell really enjoys working there. The place has a peaceful feel, where you can connect with God and nature.
★★★★Lorenzo R. CVisited the campground while in a men's retreat in October. We stayed in a building that had dorm rooms, up to six people per unit. The facility had a game room, large and small conference rooms and several smaller rooms to hang out in. Also a small snack store. We were fed breakfast, lunch and dinner, all which were very appealing and tasty. There we're several activities to do on site, besides the ones mentioned by other reviewers one was also able to go on a hike, play basketball, horse shoe pit, volleyball or play baseball in a small field. This was the first time I've visited but definitely plan to return. The staff was incredibly loving and supportive.