Camp Indianola gives you the space you need to gain perspective, find new vision, and recharge for the road ahead. Since 1957 Camp Indianola has been a sanctuary for individuals and groups to spend time away from the routines and responsibilities of daily life. It is a place of perspective and vision provided by the sweeping view of Puget Sound, Mount Rainier, and the Olympic and Cascade Mountains.
As a ministry of the Pacific Northwest Conference of the United Methodist Church, we view Christian hospitality as a mission and seek to graciously and selflessly host each person that comes to camp. Whether out hiking in the woods, learning about flora and fauna on the beachfront, kayaking in the bioluminescence, or seeing the tops of the trees while on the giant swing, there are new worlds to explore at Camp Indianola.
As a ministry of the Pacific Northwest Conference of the United Methodist Church, we view Christian hospitality as a mission and seek to graciously and selflessly host each person that comes to camp. Whether out hiking in the woods, learning about flora and fauna on the beachfront, kayaking in the bioluminescence, or seeing the tops of the trees while on the giant swing, there are new worlds to explore at Camp Indianola.
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Since 1957 Camp Indianola has been a sanctuary for individuals and groups to spend time away from the routines and responsibilities of daily life. It is a place of perspective and vision provided by the sweeping view of Puget Sound, Mount Rainier, and the Olympic and Cascade Mountains.
As a ministry of the Pacific Northwest Conference of the United Methodist Church, we view Christian hospitality as a mission and seek to graciously and selflessly host each person who comes to camp.As we look forward into our continued mission to serve the church and our community, we are excited by the opportunities ahead.
As a ministry of the Pacific Northwest Conference of the United Methodist Church, we view Christian hospitality as a mission and seek to graciously and selflessly host each person who comes to camp.As we look forward into our continued mission to serve the church and our community, we are excited by the opportunities ahead.
Madrona Lodge is one of the most popular buildings at Camp Indianola. It works great for adult groups, who love the semi-private rooms and the common spaces. However, even though the building has served us very well for the past 40 years, it is no longer up to guest groups' standards. Thus, we are going to be renovating it, getting it refreshed and ready to go for another 40 years.
To see dates and register for the 2022 season of summer camp, go to pnwcamps.campbrainregistration.com. Family camps are a way to experience summer camp with your family. Just like at regular camp, you can enjoy the beach, trails, giant swing, kayaks, crafts, campfires-all of the good stuff you love!.
Whether it's their first time at camp or they're returning yet again, this is the week that your child will be talking about for the rest of the year. Complete with games, giant swing, boating, and archery by day; great campfires and conversations by night. This week will give your camper plenty of opportunities to have fun and succeed under the supervision of our creative, caring staff.
Camp isn't just for little kids. Take a week off from the pressures of daily life and have the time of your life with friends as you try new things (like the giant swing or night kayaking). Take time to relax, grow closer to God, and enjoy the hospitality that camp has to offer. Connect with nature, friends, and God through your time outdoors, away from screens and video chats.
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Gr Lau
Jan 28, 2022
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Alexis
Apr 30, 2021
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Their guests and staff regularly trespass on the Suquamish Tribes property which boarders this location. They do so with little to no regard for the posted signs with regards to trespassing for non-Suquamish. They care not one bit for how sacred we hold this land but continue to push the boundaries and allow their guests to trespass. No apologies will be accepted for their lack of accountability.
Marcia Wilson
Nov 26, 2020
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The most accessible beachfront cabin I've ever seen. Ever. Bunk beds and comfortable, low day couches, full kitchen with...WORKING appliances..! Do you have a wheelchair, walker, or other challenges in getting around? No problem! Three-point safety bar for toilet and showers so you can take care of yourself without needing assistance, the showers work better than the Marriott, the kitchenette comes with a coffeemaker and a teakettle so there's no more fighting over the morning caffeine. The accessory hooks are set low so you can use them regardless of how tall you are (thanks!). The tapwater must
Sheila F.
Sep 01, 2020
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Adam Billen
Nov 02, 2019
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Beautiful location been going for school trips/religious retreats since early elementary and have always had a great experience. Staff is wonderful and the location is beautiful, cabins solid for what they are (bunk beds with removable mattresses, oven/microwave/toaster/fridge, bathrooms with solid showers, fireplace) and pricing is totally reasonable. Optional rope swing (haven't been in awhile but was great fun as a kid), beach is massive and beautiful at night with plenty of opportunities to explore during low tide, large areas for playing games, fireplace with plenty of seating, game room is
Steven Fox
Oct 20, 2019
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Evan Maxim
Oct 18, 2018
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Julie & Erik Still
Jan 08, 2018
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Blake White
Oct 12, 2017
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