About Us
Where Christ Becomes Real
At Pine Trail Camp you will discover a unique opportunity to design your own camping experience. Families, church groups, neighborhood children, scrap-bookers, book clubs …have the occasion to be as busy and active or as reflective and quiet as desired. We offer a wide variety of accommodations and are anxious to host you and give you the best experience possible.
Contact us today to let us customize your camping event.
PURPOSE We are a Christian camp and conference center with a distinct purpose to create an environment Where Christ becomes Real.
LOCATION Our unique location offers us many opportunities for relaxing fun and great adventure in God’s creation. Also, our fantastic facilities in the rolling wooded dunes along the Kalamazoo River accommodate up to 200 guests in the summer and 150 guests in the fall, winter, and spring.
OUR VISION We want to come alongside the local church in training the next generation of leaders, operating as a community of servants, loving people closer to God, and developing a safe and holy place‚ Where Christ becomes Real. We offer a unique camping experience through our strategic location and the natural setting of our facilities. We remain dedicated to providing opportunities for personal reflection in God’s creation, study and teaching of the Word of God and quality fellowship.
About Pine Trail Camp - in One Minute!
Overheard:
“The staff was very helpful and welcoming, the meeting space warm and gracious and the rooms clean and comfortable. Consequently, we were able to be fully engaged in the retreat and enjoy a meaningful experience together.”
(From March 9 & 10, 2012 retreat)
“My camping times and friends were the best memories I still carry to this day!!!!!”
(Sent to us in January by a camper from the 1970′s)
Excerpt from Catapault Magazine: (Click here for the entire article)
“That summer, at Pine Trail Camp, I learned a little bit about who I was. I learned I could survive a week alone without my mom and dad. I learned I could get in trouble and still live to talk about it. I learned the joys and sorrows of having a best friend. And, perhaps most of all, I learned to stand up for what I wanted.”
