Salvation Army Hidden Falls Camp and Retreat Center
Private
Salvation Army overnight camp on 700 acres in southern Indiana, running about seven week-long youth sessions each June and July for children and teens from across the state. Sessions are age- and interest-specific: Discovery Camp for ages 8-14 (separate weeks for northern and southern Indiana residents), High Adventure Camp for ages 13-17 with tent camping, Music Camp for ages 9-17, and Youth Impact Camp for youth connected to a local Salvation Army church. Campers swim, fish, bike wooded trails, try archery and woodcraft, and use high ropes courses. Camp is offered free or at low cost, aimed at kids who might not otherwise attend a residential camp.
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 Salvation Army Hidden Falls Camp and Retreat Center directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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Google Reviews
Powered by GoogleAlways filled with such a great spirit of God. Beautiful place very well maintained.
Went here when I was around 10 years old. It was a lot of fun and learned a lot. Camp counselors were nice until you did something wrong... I had to scrub the kitchen floor with a toothbrush with 2 other kids. I got in trouble for laughing at another kid for getting into trouble... lol...oh how we learn as we grow up.
A beautiful compound. We came to this property for a party, hosts had rented some spaces here. Perfect spot and great management. The drive out was a bit ling but it is a beautiful drive!
We have our family reunion there every labor day. We only use one of the buildings, but the facility has lots of trails and beautiful scenery. Nice facility even if it does bring unwanted traffic to the country roads. I also live in area.
We were here for a Christian Black Belt Association conference and loved it! The grounds were gorgeous, secluded, and peaceful. My 2 children had freedom to go around the grounds and they enjoyed it sooooo much. The food was tasty, varied, and basically unlimited during meal times, and the kitchen staff pleasant and helpful. We stayed in the cabins, dorm style, and that was just fine, too:) Someday I will come back and stay in the lodge - upgrade the experience:) But I will definitely be coming back next year! Thank you!





