Camp Allegheny
Camp Allegheny is a United Methodist retreat center and summer camp spanning 375+ acres in the Laurel Highland Mountains of Pennsylvania. The camp offers day camp for ages 6-11 and overnight sessions for ages 11 and up, as well as programs for adults and families. With over 60 years of combined leadership experience and staff certified in First Aid, CPR, and American Camping Association standards, Camp Allegheny emphasizes safety, spiritual growth, and wholesome recreation. The camp features traditional activities, water sports, adventure challenges, and faith-based programming.
- Ages 6-11 (day camp)
- Ages 11 and under (overnight)
- Ages 12 and up (overnight)
- Adults and families
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