What is the Kanuga experience? Our full-service conference, retreat and camp center offers more than 25,000 guests annually a variety of accommodations, recreation and programs designed to encourage communion with each other, nature and the Holy.
Kanuga’s 1,400 acres is comprised of three campuses: the Conference & Retreat Center, Camp Kanuga and Bob Campbell Youth Campus.
For generations, guests have played with their families at the Lakeside Pavilion on the waterfront of 30-acre Kanuga Lake, exchanged stories on the Rocking Chair Porch and worshipped at indoor and outdoor chapels.
Nonprofits, associations, government agencies, corporate businesses as well as religious and private groups are welcome to utilize our 18,000 square feet of meeting space for their events.
Young students explore nature at Mountain Trail Outdoor School, and campers empower themselves at our two youth camps, Camp Kanuga and Camp Bob.
Youth, adults and families stimulate their hearts and minds at our engaging conferences, offered year-round.
You’ll find a variety of accommodations including our newly renovated 61-room Kanuga Lake Inn, 39 Historic Cottages, six Guest Houses and two dorm-style buildings.
Enjoy time for R&R roasting s’mores at our bonfire area, paddling across the lake in a canoe, holding a tennis marathon on our new courts, braving our climbing wall or trekking on our 20+ miles of hiking trails.
To provide for God’s people in this broken world a glimpse of the Kingdom through hearing the Gospel, experiencing Christian Community and being empowered for strength, growth and service, in both our individual communities and in the rest of God’s creation.
Kanuga Lake—one of the most iconic natural landmarks on campus—has been a beautiful backdrop to summer guest periods, conferences, and lazy aftern...
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