Sugar Pine Christian Camps
Sugar Pine Christian Camps
Sugar Pine Christian Camps is a Christian overnight camp at 48478 Mill Canyon Road in Oakhurst, near Yosemite, running summer camps for 3rd-6th graders and separate weeks for junior high and high school students. Enrollment runs through churches rather than individual families: the camp invites leaders to "bring your church's kids" and states that no counselors are provided by the camp, so visiting groups supply their own adult leaders. Camp activities include a high ropes course and zipline, BB guns and archery, archery tag, a swimming pool, canoes on the pond, gaga ball, pickleball, disc golf, night games, a hike to Red Rock Falls and an annual Mud Day. Chapel times and worship are built into every camp week.
Sessions & rates
| Session | Dates | Ages | Price | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Kids Summer Camp (Grades 3rd-6th)Register → | Jun 28 – Jul 3, 2026 | 8–11 | $595 | Past season |
| Jr High & High School Combo Summer CampRegister → | Jul 5 – Jul 10, 2026 | 8–17 | $595 | Past season |
| Junior High School Summer CampRegister → | Jul 19 – Jul 24, 2026 | 8–17 | $595 | Past season |
Student: $595 / Adult: $299 / Pastor/Leader: Free. Pricing for adults is good for 2 adults per cabin, after that, full price rate; 1 Kids Leader/Pastor is free with 10 campers registered; Junior Leaders are charged full price.
Availability shown as of Aug 7, 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 Sugar Pine Christian Camps directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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Google Reviews
Powered by GoogleWe went to Sugar Pine with Girl Scouts and had a blast! Everything was clean. I loved that the main walkways were paved and lots of grass area for the kids to play. The cabins/rooms have their own bathroom, which is very nice for a campground. The food was delicious! I was impressed with the variety of options and sauces for different meals. Salad bar and oatmeal bar with tons of toppings! Would definitely visit again!
Been going to this camp for years and have always enjoyed it. The food is great, the staff is friendly. Great camp to send kids to get away from distractions in the world. I remember when all us kids assembled at the game room for that one table that used pool balls, but wasn't a pool table.
I just spent the weekend here for our Women's Retreat and it was AMAZING!! Soooooo beautiful and refreshing. The sounds of nature and the fresh crisp smell was AMAZING! The staff was so kind! The women I met are all now my sister's in Christ! I look forward to bringing my family here ❤️💯🙏😊
Came here for a youth group and it was awesome! Activities: paintballing, volleyball, zipline and archery. Pool can be deep, and great size to accommodate a crowd. Wished we couldve hiked but all trails were to steep for a normal walk. Got to walk around and explore the campground though and found nice vegetation and insect varieties. There is a swamp you could swim in, there's a private lake nearby where the public isn't allowed. Buildings:There was a good size chapel that could fit a few hundred people with side rooms that could provide as side classrooms. Chapel had large garage like doors that you could open up to let air into the chapel. Bathrooms were clean and had warm showers, no coins required. In shower buildings there are outlets and large mirrors. All toilets at camp are flush operated. There was a little store with small snacks and souveniors. We had Heather cabin, the bunks were all positioned in a cramped way compared to other cabins. All cabins have a bathroom with a sink, 2 mirrors, and outlets. It gets stuffy inside the cabins but there are small windows. Small rodents went under a door at a friends cabin because of gap between floor and door. Women cabins are separate from mens cabins but all activities were all placed behind the womans cabins. Food: Food may be a hit or miss but it's a blessing in itself that someone else prepared the food and to have a full stomach. They had juice, tea, coffee, milk and water. After you eat you must clean your tables. Large dinning room accommodated our large groups. Weather in July- it was hot and humid when we went, be prepared with active wear type clothing/light cotton clothing. Would recommend, its an awesome place to hold services and get closer to god. Everywhere were bible verses which I loved while exploring small areas of streams and vegetation. Provided benches in these areas for a good private prayer!
I had a good experience at this camp. The area is clean. The showers are great. The cabins are well-designed. They accommodate all your needs and desires with a prayer pavilion and a prayer room. They have a chapel as well. There is also a nice hiking trail to a waterfall there and a small lake for canoeing. (Not to mention zip lining and paint balling was available, but I didn't try it out because I was so busy already). They also feed you right on time.




