Lutherock

The Crow’s Nest offers a level of comfort that often surprises first-time guests — not what you’d expect at a wilderness camp. With eleven family-style bedrooms, each furnished with two double beds and a private bathroom, rooms comfortably sleep two to four guests and provide true space to rest after a full day outdoors.

Guests also enjoy access to the lodge’s shared spaces, which are designed for gathering and ease. A large dining room supports shared meals, a fully equipped meeting space makes transitions seamless, and a light industrial kitchen allows groups to prepare food together. The spacious great room, anchored by a beautiful stone fireplace, becomes a natural place to wind down — swapping stories, warming up, and reconnecting at the end of the day.

Fully heated and air conditioned, with linens included, the Crow’s Nest blends comfort, convenience, and mountain character in a way that feels both welcoming and unexpectedly refined.

Moretz Lodge offers classic camp-style lodging built around togetherness. This quad-style cabin includes four separate sleeping areas with bunk beds and comfortably sleeps up to 40 guests. Each sleeping room has its own private bathroom and shower, making group living simple and efficient.

At the center of the lodge, a cozy gathering room with a wood stove invites groups to come together for reflection, games, or late-night conversation. A residential kitchen supports shared meals, while the comfortable covered deck provides space to relax outdoors and enjoy the mountain air.

Moretz Lodge is heated but not air conditioned, but who needs it with the cool mountain nights? Guests bring their own linens. This space is a great fit for groups who value simplicity, shared experience, and the rhythms of camp life.

Founders Lodge offers simple, dormitory-style lodging that keeps groups together and centered in community. The lodge includes two large sleeping areas, each accommodating up to 24 guests, with convenient dorm-style bathrooms designed to support group living with ease. The sleeping areas are heated for cooler months but do not have air conditioning.

At the heart of the lodge is a central indoor meeting space anchored by a stone fireplace — a natural gathering place for worship, reflection, conversation, or winding down at the end of the day. An industrial kitchen supports shared meals and group hospitality, making it easy to gather around the table as part of your experience.

Warm, functional, and intentionally communal, Founders Lodge is especially well suited for youth groups, retreats, and gatherings that value shared experience over separation.

Lutherock’s Cabin Village offers a classic mountain camp experience rooted in simplicity, fresh air, and shared adventure. Seven rustic cabins, each accommodating up to ten guests, provide comfortable, no-frills lodging that places you right in the heart of the outdoors. Every cabin includes a private bathroom and shower, along with a mini fridge, coffee maker, and microwave — just enough convenience to make your stay easy while staying connected to the setting.

While the cabins are not climate controlled, screened windows and covered porches invite cool mountain breezes and the sounds of nature, making evenings especially refreshing. Guests bring their own linens, adding to the authentic camp rhythm.

At the center of the village, the McKnight Pavilion serves as a natural gathering place. This open-air space is ideal for picnic meals, group activities, family reunions, and relaxed conversation throughout the day.

Cabin Village rentals are available seasonally, and one cabin is handicapped accessible. It’s a great option for groups who value togetherness, simplicity, and time spent fully immersed in the mountain environment.

Stone Lodge is a heated house accommodating up to 15 people. The bottom floor has two bedrooms sleeping up to four people and a carpeted loft for sleeping bags. Renovated in 2009.