Camp Kilowan

I have been attending events at Kilowan since my late teens. And having been a camper, a leader and a planner at different times I feel I can say it is an amazing camp with a lot of options. There is a large open field for activities, a Zipline, a canoeing pond, a swimming pool with bathroom and changing area, simple lighted cabins, some more complex cabins, bath house, full lodge with kitchen, outdoor chapel, trials, a pavillon with a campfire ring, an outdoor campfire with benchs, and I am sure other things I am forgetting. Would definitely recommend for youth or adult camps.

I came to this camp, back in 1981, on a week long grade school trip, again in 1989, when I met my husband of 26 plus, great years. We were, then hired to do some of the outdoor structures repairs and maintenance that year, and I have to say, I am so very pleased to know that it's still up and running. I'll never forget the beauty and comforting feeling, The peaceful nature experience and self growth, all of this will be with me thought my in years. I hope to some day, return once again. Thank you for the experiences. Tina Avila.

Love this rustic camp. Amazing people that run it, great place to simply get away. Quiet, peaceful, and exactly what is needed.

A great place for the family reunion. We have been coming for the last several years. The kids love the zip line, swimming pool, canoeing pond and especially the fire pit. The bunk houses are nice for containing large groups. The infirmary has running water and a refrigerator, the the best glamping you can ask for.

An amazing weekend with the Church Single Adults. The camp is extremely well kept up. Features a swimming pool and a boating pond. Also a full kitchen and feasting hall which is in the Teal Lodge. Tents are okay, and there are cabins with bunks. The included modest pad was enough for me to sleep okay. Rather steep marching from the bottom of the hill to the top, more or less South and North. Bring your hiking shoes or boots.