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White Sulphur Springs Retreat Center

★★★★★ 5.053 reviewsManns Choice, PA

Private

White Sulphur Springs is a Christian camp and conference center on over 1,000 acres near Bedford (Manns Choice), Pennsylvania, run by Officers' Christian Fellowship and serving primarily military families. Its summer youth programs include Camp Caleb, the Allegheny Outback wilderness program, and Adventure Weekends, alongside broader retreat and conference hosting in the Allegheny foothills.

The practical details

Environment
Indoor/Outdoor
Operator
Private
Before you register

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 White Sulphur Springs Retreat Center directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.

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★★★★★Eric M

Absolutely life-giving and rejuvenating retreat. Wonderful people and staff!

★★★★★Riegert Home

With 16 moves over our 30 years in the service, our summers always included time at WSS for our family time and/or for the many camps. The facilities and programs are top notch and the staff is servant minded, joyful and professional in all they do. From the beautiful scenery and flag one sees out front to the honor system snack bar and friendly check in, you think that this place is a bit different. It is indeed- it is truly Gods country. Come, abide and be refreshed!

★★★★Austin Graff

For our annual church retreat, a whole group drove from Washington, D.C. to Pennsylvania to stay at White Sulphur Springs. More like a hotel, our weekend stay was a positive one. Here’s why. 1) Accommodations: There’s the main lodge with rooms that feel more like a hotel I’m told. Due to overflow, we stayed at the recently-renovated Harrison House down the hill. It’s a 19th century house with its original slanted staircase. We were in a suite with two small rooms and an even smaller bathroom. There was AC/heat and hot water. Rooms came with linens and towels, but no bath soap or shampoo. 2) Food: Each meal came with a salad bar for more healthy options. One breakfast we had an egg casserole and baked oatmeal. For a lunch, we had roast beef sandwiches and dessert. The food was decent. 3) Space: There are plenty of community spaces, a large back yard, porch with chairs, playgrounds, and a game room. It’s kept clean. 4) Activities: On a massive property, there are trails, horses, a high ropes course with a zip line, and other activities. 5) Staff: Everyone was very friendly and helpful.

★★★★★Dee Budzi

Absolutely amazing!!! The views, the food, the rooms and the forest are just what the souls needs! This place is heaven on Earth! Thank you for all you do! God bless!

★★★★★Teal Mitchell

It truly is a place apart for military families and their extended families. We’ve been going since 1981 and now our grandchildren can’t wait to go every year. It’s really a way to get off the grid and spend precious time with family, friends, and God.

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