Twin Peaks Bible Camp
Private
Twin Peaks Bible Camp is a nondenominational Christian camp on 20 acres atop the Grand Mesa, about seven miles south of Collbran at 8,200 feet. It runs summer camp sessions focused on sharing the Gospel and strengthening faith, with dormitories, cabins, a dining hall and chapel on site. Faith-based, serving all ages, and in operation for over 70 years.
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★★★★★Shirley RichardsThank you to all the hosts at women's bible 🙏 ❤️ I had a wonderful time. Beautiful place to go.
★★★★Ewww PeopleGreat and safe camp. Jesus satisfies! We went for many years. They fired the old management and installed a new team. They are great. Unfortunately the staff decided to tell a bedtime story that I felt was doing nothing for my child. I tried to address it with the management and was kinda blown off and felt unheard and diminished. Who do you trust your children with?
★★★★★Roxanne JohnsonAmazing place to attend a family retreat! Friendly staff, delicious food, beautiful views and tons of outdoor activities. We'll be back next year!
★★★★★Matt FisherI have had sons go to Twin Peaks Bible camp each year that we have lived in Grand Junction. This is an experience that they can't wait for every summer. Two years ago we also started going to the free sled day at the end of winter. Wow! Fun for the entire family. This camp seeks to honor God in everything they do. Very blessed every time we visit!
★★★★★WayneSo if my Grandmothers note is correct I had a summer camp there in 1952. I just recounted my memory of it. I'm dead center front in the photo. There was an electric bear fence along the edge of the timber. Boys would hang around casually untill a target got within range and they would throw a green weed over the wire and grab hands with another boy and on, an on untill the target was the last boy at the end of the line and he got a good jolt. It wasn't an approved recreational activity. I saw it happen once and stayed far way form the wire you did NOT want to be last in that line. 72 years, and you never forget a show like that.