Grounds & Facilities
Nestled on 280-acres of woodland and lakes in the Pocono mountains Download TourCamp Timberledge is nestled on 280-acres of woodland and lakes in the Pocono mountains of northeastern Pennsylvania. (Download a Pictorial Tour of the Camp Timberledge grounds.)
BUILDINGS (Camp Map) (AerialTrail Map)
Camp Lodge: The year-round retreat center includes a 2,000 square-foot all-purpose area and balcony, with meeting and worship facilities for 60 guests and a dining area for 24 guests. The Camp Lodge provides housing for 22 guests. Located in the Lodge are three rooms, each with one queen bed; two rooms, each with two queen beds; one room with two twin beds; and a two-bedroom apartment, the first room with two queen beds and the second room with one. The Camp Lodge includes lounges, a warming kitchen, five restrooms with showers and a large deck.
Cabins: Three new cabins (each sleep 14) are located near the restroom building and dining hall.
Tents: Four 16-foot square tents mounted on wooden platforms, sleep six. Tents are located near the cabins and restroom (tents available only upon request during July & August).
Dining Hall
The Dining Hall includes a commercial kitchen and a dining area that seats 75.
Restroom Building
The restrooms with toilets and showers were recently remodeled and is available for use by those in tents and cabins.
Woodland Lean-To
The lean-to sleeps eight and is located in the forest near the High Bridge waterfall, about ½ miles from the Camp Lodge. It does not have restroom facilities.
Boat House
- PROGRAM FACILITIES
- Lake, ponds and waterfall
- Swimming, fishing, kayaking, boating and canoeing
- Ballfield, basketball and volleyball courts
- Climbing wall and climbing ledges
- Rifle and archery ranges
- Mountain Biking
- Five overnight campsites
- Disc Golf course
Hiking Trails: There are three groomed miles of marked hiking, mountain biking, and cross-country skiing trails at Camp Timberledge. Download our “Trail Map“.
Animals: Timberledge Lake is stocked with pickerel, bass, bluegills, catfish. Wildlife — beaver, deer, raccoons, squirrels and birds, including geese and ducks — are often witnessed on the grounds. Download our “Must See Animals” List.