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Rockbridge Alum Springs - A Young Life Camp

★★★★½ 4.9185 reviewsGoshen, VA

Young Life · Private

Rockbridge Alum Springs is a Young Life Christian camp in Goshen, Virginia, about 15 miles west of Lexington in the Shenandoah Valley, on the site of a historic 19th-century resort. The overnight camp hosts week-long summer sessions for teens with high-energy activities including zip-lining, rock climbing, a large swimming pool with water slides, a pond, horseback riding and ropes courses, alongside Young Life's faith-based programming.

The practical details

Environment
Indoor/Outdoor
Operator
Young Life
Water ActivitiesWheelchair Accessible
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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 Young Life directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.

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★★★★★Ryder Quirk

I've been going to this camp with my youth group for 4 years and I can't wait to return again this summer! I'm just so blessed that God gave me this opportunity to travel to this incredible place to see what it's like with all my friends and leaders from youth group 🙌 🙏 ❤️

Diya Din

I’m sharing this as feedback for both the camp and other parents considering sending their children here. The camp itself seems well organized and the leaders were friendly, and I truly believe the intention is to create a positive experience for kids. That said, my daughter had a very difficult experience that I feel parents should be aware of. From the first day of camp, my daughter’s sleeping bag went missing after she got off the bus. Unfortunately, she was never given a replacement or solution for the rest of the camp. On top of that, her purse was taken, along with all of her spending money. While the leaders expressed that they were sorry, there did not seem to be much follow-up or effort to help her resolve the situation. What concerned me most was that my daughter was left in a position where she had to borrow money from another camper (a boy) just to get through the experience. As a parent, that was very upsetting to hear. When a child loses essential belongings at camp, I believe there should be stronger support, supervision, and care. I am not writing this to criticize the mission of Young Life, but to encourage better procedures when something goes wrong. Unfortunately, based on our experience, I would advise parents to ask detailed questions about supervision, lost-and-found procedures, and how campers are supported if issues arise before sending their children here. I hope this feedback helps improve the experience for future campers.

★★★★★Cyrous Bagheri

If I could give this place more than 5 stars I would. It was a fantastic host for my school (Summit Christian Academy) from September 27th-29th.

★★★★★Stephen Burch

Very beautiful YoungLife Camp with lots to do. The food of course was amazing and a lot of variety! The sleeping arrangements in the family cabin were amazing with enough good and amenities that made my wife and I both say wow! Everything was perfect and there was so many cool things to do like the ropes course, pool, water slides, horses, zip line, games and more. It was a terrific weekend and looking forward to coming back soon. Thank you YoungLife!

★★★★★Matt

Amazing camp! I come here twice a year for different retreat and the experience is always great. You cant be the location, as it's tucked in beautiful mountains. The amenities are great with a zipline, swimming pond, hot tub, water slide, gym, and more. Rooms are extremely nice for a camp. I'm always impressed and excited to return.

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