Camp Lee

Our pool can host up to 75 people at a time. It has a 3 foot shallow end & a 12 foot deep end. The deep end has a diving board. All swimmers must pass a swim test upon arrival for access to the deep end. The pool house has men’s and women’s bathrooms, showers, and changing areas. The pool is staffed by Camp Lee lifeguards certified by the American Red Cross. During the summer, we also offer night swims for an additional fee! Want to have your birthday at Camp Lee’s pool? We can do that! Contact us for more information.

Team Building at Camp Lee can cater to your group’s age, size, and specific needs. We do not have a traditional low ropes course anymore, and have adjusted this activity to be moldable to your group while at Camp Lee! Our staff are trained in many different Team Building Exercises and will plan activities based on your group’s needs and goals.

This is a great experience for any group that wants to become a more cohesive team while learning trust, leadership, and communication.

Want to climb your way to 40 feet in the air? Come on down to Camp Lee’s Climbing Wall! It is located in the Upper Field just behind Lakeview Lodge.

Our climbing wall features an easy and a difficult side and utilizes an auto-belay system. All staff that operate the climbing wall are certified by an ACCT-accredited vendor. Closed-toe shoes are required for this element and the provided helmets and harnesses must be worn at all times.

Camp Lee has a fun 18 hole disc golf course that meanders through trees, alongside a creek, wanders past a lake and through open meadows. Most of the holes are less than 200 feet long and to create a fun fast paced course with lots of ace runs. Par for the course is 57 and takes around 2 hours to play all 18 holes.

Welcome to the Yacht Club! We love canoeing around the main lake. Anyone can paddle around the lake and learn how to canoe. Never canoed before? That’s okay! All of our lifeguards are trained to teach and help you!

• Each canoe can hold 3 people
• We have 5 canoes, 3 kayaks, and 2 stand-up paddleboards
• Anyone in a boat is required to wear a Personal Floatation Device (PFD) or life jacket

Camp Lee’s Water Zip Line departs from a platform across the main lake and ends in the lake itself. Participants will submerge up to their necks and often get their hair wet. Because of this, we encourage shoes that can get wet like Chacos, Crocs, Keens, etc. The Water Zip operates year-round if the temperature allows.

Camp Lee has a volleyball court beside the Grove Dining Hall as well as “dueling Gaga pits.” These activities are open at all times and do not need to be scheduled. There are community balls available, but most groups bring a few to use during their stay.