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Whispering Pines Baptist Camp

★★★★½ 4.850 reviewsCitronelle, AL

Private

Camp Whispering Pines is a 76-acre Baptist camp and retreat center in Citronelle, set beside Lake Chautauqua and supported by the Mobile Baptist Association. Its kids' and student summer camps — Big Adventure Kids, Momentum Kids and Veritas Students — are overnight programs housed in four dormitories and a 29-room lodge sleeping 228 total. Activities include a zip line, water trampoline, high ropes course, paddleboats and kayaks, paintball, an indoor rock climbing wall and a large outdoor chapel. The campus also hosts year-round retreats and group rentals.

The practical details

Environment
Indoor/Outdoor
Operator
Private
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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 Whispering Pines Baptist Camp directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.

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★★★★★Maggie Lynne Chestang

Perfect place to host our Nana's 70th birthday 🎂

★★★David Howard

If you are looking for a simply and mostly secluded spot for a group meeting then this could work for you. Not much available activities but they do have a ropes course and a small lake for swimming during seasonal days, but no pool. Available housing consists of several dorm style buildings with bunk beds and communal bathroom facilities with a few toilets and a couple of showers in each. Some of these dorms have a common area to meet in but most do not. They also have what they call an "Inn" which is hotel style with a variety of bedding accommodations with most having twin beds. Rooms do have private bathrooms mostly with showers. There is a small "living room" type room upstairs and downstairs for a small group meeting if desired. Camp does have a kitchen and dining hall but you must use their staff for the kitchen, and the food is average at best.

★★★★★Keith Barrett

I really needed Gogle maps to get there because the directions were complicated. The drive was very scenic, however and worth the trip: winding country roads, light traffic, beautiful weather. I went by there to pick up a shipment. The people were courteous. The parking lot was full but I managed to find a place. I was able to make my pick up in 5 minutes and leave.

★★★★Christina Moore

We love this camp. I take my g a girls here every year. They offer a lake with a slide and a zip line. There is a rock wall and archery lessons they also have paintball. They have a hotel for guests and cabins. There are bathrooms and a cafeteria. As well as a gift shop. It's a Christian camp that has a chapel with services. The councilors are very nice and helpful with the kids. They lead kids in songs and games. Great family place and summer camp

★★★★★Suzanne Olsen

A great, quiet place to hold a retreat for adults or youth. They have both bunk rooms and hotels rooms, though the soundproofing in the hallways of the hotel could be greatly improved.

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