Rocky Mountain Mennonite Camp
Private
Rocky Mountain Mennonite Camp sits at 9,660 feet in Divide, secluded by Pike National Forest in the shadow of Pikes Peak, and has run summer camps since 1952. Summer programming is week-long resident youth camps and wilderness camps, followed later in the season by family camps; the camp also runs youth and adult retreats year-round and can host up to 225 guests in summer. It is a ministry of the Mountain States and South Central Mennonite Conferences, and states its purpose as fostering spiritual, social, physical and intellectual growth.
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 Rocky Mountain Mennonite Camp directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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★★★★★Stephen CorkillAll of my 4 kids have gone here. Wonderful, life changing, friendship building!
★★★★Kristin MarieThe Emmental lodge was perfect for our group of 25. Loved how everyone got their own twin bed or floor mattress and we could use a good size kitchen for our breakfast on the main level. Bathrooms were sufficient. Food was also sufficient. Mary was great to work with, and it's convenient that we could pay online. First week of May was perfect weather but we're concerned about our upcoming October 10 retreat with snow. It's quite steep. Elevation sickness was a real thing for a couple of our ladies who ended up needing to go home. Gorgeous location!
★★★★★Jon Flory SchrockEveryone was friendly and accommodating making our stay very enjoyable.
★★★★★griffin wrayold photos, but it's genuinely rare you'll ever get an opportunity to go to a place that you have such a strong bond with. A genuine connection with the place and it's surroundings. I'm seriously going to miss going here every year... for now though, I cherish it. It's not *quite* over.
★★★★★Nick SchuetzeI used the little A-Fame cabin for a night. It was well stocked with firewood, had alights, a hot place, a heater, a double-sized mattress, microwave, desk, books, cleaning supplies, and a wonderful view. So peaceful, got to watch the sunset and enjoy the snow.