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“We greatly appreciate all CCCA does for our camp and the camping ministry. ”
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If you operate a Christian faith-based camp, conference center or retreat center—or a business that services these—you need to join this growing association.
CCCA Members Speak Out
“Wind River Ranch and Ministries (Estes Park, Colo.) continues to be blessed by CCCA’s fantastic support staff. They keep us well informed of new ideas and changes going on in the industry. I encourage you to strongly consider joining or renewing your membership and then find a way to get involved.” —Don McIntyre, executive director
“Hiawatha Youth Camp (Southgate, Mich.) first joined CCCA in 1964, and I know that joining CCCA was a major building block for forming the youth camp’s foundation. It gave our camp credibility, and it showed that we were in favor of being part of the bigger picture. How excellent to know that what we do and experience at Hiawatha is also happening at other camps whose main purpose is to introduce people to the idea that they can make a choice to serve Christ with the rest of their lives!” —Laurie Walker, program director
“Camp Homelani (Waialua, Hawaii) has been a proud member of CCCA for over 20 years. My wife and I have made it a priority to attend the national conference each year because we know that we will come away renewed and fueled for another year in the camp ministry. Additionally, the national conference provides us an opportunity to network with others who are in the same boat as us. Although there are many leadership conferences to attend through various organizations, this is the one that we see as a must. We don't really consider CCCA our association; we consider CCCA part of our camp ohana (family).” —Joe Harvey-Hall, camp director
“CCCA has been a tremendous asset to Pleasant Vineyard Ministries (Camden, Ohio) over the past 25 years. I truly believe one of the many strengths of CCCA is in the network of the member camps and the opportunities provided to our camp through this network in fellowship, prayer, communication and personal relationships with fellow camp leaders.” —David Maynard, president
“I have been a member of CCCA for almost three decades; the entire time I have served as the CEO at Jumonville (Hopwood, Pa.). I am grateful for the opportunities that I had to serve as a section president and also serve on the national board of directors. The camaraderie and fellowship have been vital in situations where I knew I could pick up the phone and talk through issues with people who have been there.” —Larry Beatty, president
