Camps

Our diocese is near and home to several Episcopal summer camps where young people can explore their relationship to God through all the astonishing natural beauty our region has to offer. Swimming, hiking, boating, rock climbing, worship services, camping, and the chance to make friends for life, are just some of the activities offered by summer church camps.

• Pathways Youth Pilgrimage:

  Pathways is a pilgrimage that aims to equip youth to be agents of truth, peace, and reconciliation. Led by the young adults who started Pathways, participants will spend a week together sharing meals, worshiping, having fun and traveling as pilgrims. In 2023, Pathways is going to EYE 2023, the triennial Episcopal Youth Event, July 4-8, in College Park, Maryland. Learn more here.

• Camp Living Waters – Arcata:

  A week-long Episcopal summer camp in the heart of Redwood Valley, Camp Living Waters is based at St. Alban’s, Arcata, and draws staff members from the faith communities of the North Coast. Learn more here.

• Camp Galilee – Lake Tahoe:

  Located on the shore of Lake Tahoe, Camp Galilee is the camp of the Episcopal Diocese of Nevada. Camp Galilee’s summer camps help youth develop deep relationships with their peers, caring counselors, the natural world, and God. Register here!

• The Bishop’s Ranch, Summer Camps – Healdsburg:

  Located in Healdsburg, The Bishop’s Ranch offers several different summer camps for youth, families and intergenerational gatherings. To learn more, visit The Bishop’s Ranch. Click here to register.

• St. Dorothy’s Rest – Sonoma

  St. Dorothy’s Rest is a 380-acre camp and retreat center in Sonoma County, about an hour north of San Francisco along the famed Bohemian Highway. The oldest camp in California, St. Dot’s has been serving children and adults from all faiths and all walks of life for over 100 years.  St. Dorothy’s Rest is proud to be part of the Episcopal Diocese of California. Register for summer camp here.