LOCH LEVEN - Christian Camp and Conference Center

DORMITORY CABINS

With space for 118 people our dormitory cabins provide extra fellowship opportunities. Maus, Ares and Alder are near Stone Lodge along a path that offers meditative walks. These cabins are divided in half with shower and restroom facilities on each side.

Maus Cabin was built in 1974, and named for Cynthia Pearl Maus, the first National Youth Director for Disciples of Christ and the founder of the Youth Camp and Conference program.

Ares Cabin was also built in 1974, named for Ralph Ares, a dedicated lay person in the Pacific SouthWest Region.

Alder Cabin, built in 1961, was named for the Alder trees that shade Mountain Home Creek as it meanders through the property.

Ross Hoose is one of the original buildings on the property and has been recently renovated. Near Campbell Lodge, it offers sleeping dorms, showers, restrooms and meeting space.

Just bring your own sleeping bag, pillow and towel and you're all set for a comfy camp experience with the members of your group.

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in a mountain retreat setting, with a commitment to quality and excellence.

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