The Ark
20sleep upstairs
Two bedrooms and two full baths upstairs, over the main meeting hall. Near the Camp Office and an easy walk to the Grove at mealtimes.
Camp Lee
Lodging & Activities
Where you’ll sleep, where you’ll meet, and what you’ll do between meals.
Every building is heated and air-conditioned. Camp Lee sleeps groups from 20 to about 300, and meals are served in the Grove Dining Hall. Rates depend on your group and dates, so call or email and we’ll put a quote together.
Where you’ll sleep
Eight buildings, about 290 beds.
Small groups take one lodge. Big groups spread across the villages. Tell us how many you’re bringing and how you need to split them, and we’ll suggest a layout.
Lakeview Lodge
40sleep here, 20 per side
Two sleeping areas, each with its own full bathroom. A screened porch with rocking chairs looks over the main lake, and the bonfire ring is right outside the door. Kitchenette with microwave, refrigerator and coffee maker.
Carre Lodge
40sleep here, two rooms
Two rooms with a kitchenette in the middle, two half baths by the kitchen and a full bathroom on each side. A short walk behind the Grove. Adopted by the Carre Sunday School Class at Anniston First.
Village 1, Upper & Lower
38sleep in each cabin
Two cabins behind Lakeview Lodge, just past the climbing wall.
Village 2, Upper & Lower
38sleep in each cabin
Our most remote cabins, with the best views. Each has its own bathroom. Follow the walking signs past Lakeview and along part of Matt’s Trail.
Village 3
38sleep here
Two bunk rooms with their own restrooms and an adult bunk room in the center, so it works well for a smaller group with boys and girls. Behind the pool, beside the canopy zip line platform.
Meeting space
Room to gather, from 400 down to a circle of chairs.
The Ark
7,200 square feet at the front of camp, for worship, speakers and conferences. Available for day use.
400seatsLakeview Lodge
The lodge’s main room, with the lake out the window.
125seatsMartha Vandervoort Memorial Chapel
An open-air chapel at Lee Farm with pews and chairs. Home to Common Ground worship in June and July.
~100seatsLower Field pavilion
Covered, with water access, next to a wide grassy field and two fire rings.
~50seatsLower Field amphitheater
An outdoor amphitheater on the Lower Field.
~30seatsTwo gazebos
Beside Lakeview Lodge and in front of Carre Lodge, for small groups and breakout sessions.
Smallgroups
Activities
Plenty to do between meals.
Some activities need our staff, so let us know which ones you want when you book. The rest are yours to use whenever you like.
Schedule these with us
Run by trained Camp Lee staff and lifeguards.
Swimming pool
- Up to 75 swimmers at a time
- 3-foot shallow end to a 12-foot deep end with a diving board
- Everyone takes a swim test on arrival before using the deep end
- Lifeguards certified by the American Red Cross
- Pool house with men’s and women’s restrooms, showers and changing areas
Night swims in the summer for an extra fee. Want a birthday party at the pool? Ask us.
Climbing wall
Forty feet up, with an easy side and a hard side and an auto-belay system. Staff are certified through an ACCT-accredited vendor. Closed-toe shoes required; helmets and harnesses provided. In the Upper Field behind Lakeview.
Ropes course & team building
Our staff plan the ropes course and team-building exercises around your group’s age, size and goals. Good for any group that wants to work on trust, leadership and communication.
Canoes, kayaks & paddleboards
Five canoes that hold three people each, three kayaks and two stand-up paddleboards on the main lake. Life jackets required. Never paddled before? Our lifeguards will teach you.
Water zip line
Launches from a platform across the main lake and ends in the lake, up to your neck. Bring shoes that can get wet. Runs year-round when the weather allows.
On your own
No staff needed.
Disc golf
Eighteen holes through the trees, along a creek, past a lake and across open meadow. Most holes are under 200 feet. Par 57, about two hours.
Fishing
The 4-acre, spring-fed main lake is stocked. Campers don’t need a fishing license. Bring your own gear.
Matt’s Trail
About 1.1 miles through the woods, starting near Village 2 across the metal bridge, with more wooded trail beyond it.
Courts
A volleyball court and two “dueling” gaga pits by the Grove, plus 9-square. Open any time, no scheduling. We keep a few balls on hand, but most groups bring their own.
Lower Field
A wide, open field made for kickball and slip-and-slides, with a covered pavilion and two fire rings.
Lucy Bryan Memorial Playground
Built in memory of Lucy Bryan, daughter of Rev. Kyle and Leann Bryan and sister to Ashley and Meredith, who died in a car accident in 2020 at age three. Lucy loved playgrounds, frogs and butterflies, so hers has butterflies, colored glass that changes color through the day, and a big frog nearby. Dedicated at the church in 2021 and moved to Camp Lee in 2026.
Give
Support the ministry of Camp Lee.
Camp Lee is a ministry of Anniston First United Methodist Church. Lakes, roofs, cabins and trails all need looking after, and gifts to Camp Lee keep it open for the next group. Camp Lee has its own giving fund, and you can give online in a couple of minutes.
Plan a visit
Tell us your group size and dates.
We’ll check what’s open, suggest where to put everyone, and send you a quote. Tours are welcome too.
Rates depend on your group size and dates, so we quote them by phone or email.