Spruce Lake Wilderness Camp
Franconia Mennonite Camp Association
Christian overnight camp on Spruce Lake Retreat's youth campus in the Pocono Mountains at Canadensis, with week-long resident camps for ages 7-18 plus multi-day wilderness expeditions including backpacking, canoeing on the Delaware and a bike trip to the PA Grand Canyon. Age-graded sessions run from Discoverers (ages 7-10) through Navigators (ages 14-18), alongside a three-day parent-child camp and a family camp; 2026 resident weeks were $499-$509. Bible teaching is part of the program. A separate day camp for ages 5-15 runs Monday-Friday from mid-June to late August on the same property at $295 per week, and a Campership Fund provides need-based financial aid for both.
Sessions & rates
| Session | Dates | Ages | Price | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Day Camp - Weekly sessionsRegister → | Jun 10 – Aug 21, 2026 | 5–15 | $295/wk | Open |
$295/week (5 days); $271/week (5 or more full weeks); $251/week (9 or more full weeks); $68 per day (1-4 days)
Availability shown as of Aug 8, 2026.
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 Franconia Mennonite Camp Association directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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★★★★★Michael RushmerCame here for CCCA Mid-Atlantic Conference 2026 and had a wonderful time. Staff were friendly and accommodating. Food was great.
★★★★★Reggie EscalerExcellent experience, the hotel was clean, the staff was attentive to your needs, the food was enjoyable and it's very family oriented place to go and visit.
★★★★★Joe StoopWe have taken our youth group here 3 times. The facility and staff our AMAZING!!! So welcoming and accommodating. Even though its not paved in most places, the camp is mostly wheelchair accessible for our two boys.
★★★★★Jeremy KerstetterSpruce Lake had high quality facilities, are an industry standard in service, and provide tasty meals. I attended for a retreat they offered and everything was first class for a very reasonable rate. We relaxed, we were challenged, and we left ready to dig back into ministry. I'm always amazed at how professional the staff is and how well they coordinate several groups at one time. They also offer multiple housing options for many different needs.
★★★★★Kevin J. Moyer-WilkesMy wife went here as a kid and loved it. My son is less outdoorsy and likes it okay enough. Surprising lack of mosquitoes, despite being in the woods and near water. Campers sleep in large tents on platforms. Lots of good, clean, fun. Campers. Eat lunch and dinner in the mess hall and have breakfast made by their tent counselor every morning just outside the tent. Swimming in the pool at the nearby retreat center, boating, zipline, lots of games. Everything a wilderness Bible Camp should be.