
The Salvation Army Camp Arnold
Private
The Salvation Army's Camp Arnold is a Christian overnight summer camp on 670 acres with views of Mt. Rainier near Eatonville, operating since 1966. Residential campers enjoy a lake for canoeing, an outdoor pool, a climbing wall, challenge course, giant swing, zipline, archery, sports fields, and nature trails, within a program that shares the Christian faith and teaches environmental awareness.
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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 The Salvation Army Camp Arnold directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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Powered by GoogleI don't remember the exact year I came here, maybe 92' or 93' but I do remember how much fun it was! Nirvana had just released their "Nevermind" album so it was right around that time. We played capture the flag on one of the last days at camp and I WON!! Such a fun time in my life! I also remember my camp councelor would call me "Cindy" because of my mole on my upper lip just like Cindy Crawford, all in good fun though. I haven't seen that mole in a long time since I grew a mustache and never cut it! And I remember one of the funniest things ever happening at this camp, one night when the whole camp was sitting at the amphitheatre, and everyone was completely silent, this one kid let out the loudest fart ever! The whole camp erupted in laughter and I couldn't stop laughing for years after that every time I'd think about it! So so funny!! Such a great experience in my life going here!
Great experience! We just camped for the weekend. Cabin was Clean and comfortable , family friendly and the food was amazing. Had a great time and hope to come back in the future :)
My granddaughter had her first time at camp this year, peewee camp. She has so much fun she kept asking when she was going to be able to go back and see her friends. Definitely will be making this a summer tradition. Wonderful staff, amazing grounds.. wish I was a kid again so I could go!!
Well, ladies & gentlemen, my review is going to be about yesteryear. I went to summer camp in the 1970’s. I think I was 9 the first time & 12 the last time. Back then the cabins were ‘A’ frame cabins. ‘The Moonlight Hike’ on Friday was my personal favorite! Swimming, fishing, canoeing, carnival (incentive based) where you traded ‘beads’ for candy, drinks, toys… Camp Arnold was Awesome! I recommend it for every kid! It’s a safe, healthy environment where kids can learn some good outdoor skills and learn about Jesus & meet new people. The food was excellent and the staff were friendly & instructive. I have wonderful memories of Camp Arnold & I would love to live them over again, if I could!
I love this camp 🏕, very clean, big and warm for 70 people. Food was good and the view is beautiful. Even it was cold but we had enough hot water 🚿 for shower. Extra with hot water , tea bags and coffees. We had such a wonderful retreat camp with our team.





