
WELCOME TO CAMP WASHINGTON

At Camp Washington, we strive to...
Provide brave, safe space for all God’s children to feel the welcome and inclusivity of a supportive community.
Provide a place where campers and staff can grow closer to God and God’s abundant love, by providing opportunities for community and personal exploration.
Provide a place for all to relax, renew and recharge in God’s creation, and grow individually by stressing personal involvement, education, and creativity.
Provide a community for all to learn and practice the values of team work, interdependence, and independence.
Help each person recognize our responsibilities as stewards of God’s creation and resources, and our responsibilities to each other as God’s beloved.

WHAT'S HAPPENING AT CAMP WASHINGTON

Autumn Community Dinners at Camp Washington
SEPTEMBER 12 | NOVEMBER 14
Join us at 5pm for a service of beautiful music, inspiring words, and Holy Communion in the language of the Celtic Christian tradition led by the Rev. Tuesday Rupp, and accompanied by Pete Miserendino on guitar- our friends from St Paul's, Woodbury.
Contemporary and contemplative, a beautiful offering to God.
Following worship, join us at 6:15pm for dinner- A time of community, conversation, and wonderful food!
Come for worship- stay for dinner, or just come for dinner- your choice. All are welcome!
In lieu of a ticket price for dinner, we welcome your generous donation at the table. All proceeds will go the CW Campership Fund, offering need-based financial assistance to our campers & retreatants.
Gather your family, organize a parish carpool, or extend an invitation to a neighbor and make plans to join us at camp. Event runs from 5pm to 7:30pm. Registration is required.
THE CAMP WASHINGTON FUND - HOW YOU CAN GIVE BACK
The Camp Washington Fund touches virtually all aspects of our community.
When you give to the CW Fund you are giving to the future of Camp Washington, our programs, and people.
The CW Fund is the most direct way that you can support our commitment to the stewardship of God’s creation, affirming and supporting discipleship, and exploring new ways to join in God’s mission of reconciliation and restoration.





















