Twin Lakes Summer Camp

The places they’ll remember.

From shared meals to Treehouse Time, camp has its own favorite gathering places.

Lakeside Dining Hall among the trees at Twin Lakes
Campers exploring the Twin Lakes treehouse and swinging bridge

Treehouse Time

The entire camp comes together to relax, eat snacks and play. Swing in the giant swings, slide down the 60-foot tube slide, climb in the three-story treehouse, cross the swinging bridge, play four square, Nine Square and Octoball, fish, spend time with your counselor, or take the rafts to Hammock Land.

Gather around the table

Lakeside Dining Hall among the trees at Twin Lakes

Lakeside Dining Hall

A familiar gathering place for campers and staff.

Woodside Dining Hall with campers gathered outside

Woodside Dining Hall

Meals and time together are part of every camp day.

Cabin life at camp

A Woodside cabin surrounded by trees

Woodside Cabins

Cabins tucked into the wooded hills, with decks and bunk beds for the cabin group.

Lakeside cabins and a deck overlooking North Lake

Lakeside Cabins

Cabins on a ridge overlooking North Lake, with a path leading toward Lakeside Dining Hall.

Stuffed animals and keepsakes on display in the Twin Lakes camp store

Take a little Twin Lakes home

Campers have multiple opportunities to visit the camp store and use pre-loaded funds from their camp wallet for T-shirts and Twin Lakes keepsakes.

Visit the online camp store
Twin Lakes