Camp Adahi

The 800-acre camp, located on Lookout Mountain, is open for camping in select months. Some of the programs offered at camp are swimming, canoeing, horseback riding, archery, and hiking. The camp also serves troops March through November for weekend camping.

Accommodations and Camp Information

• Junior olympic size pool: Girls enjoy cooling off during the day in Camp Adahi’s junior olympic-size pool. Bathhouse complex contains 10 hot showers, 3 flush toilets, and 5 sinks.
• Adahi Lake: The location for many sports activities including canoeing and a variety of water games.
• The Equestrian Center: Offers horsemanship activities for all riding skill levels.
• Shelter Rock: This beautiful rock formation makes a perfect amphitheater setting and outdoor program site with camp fire pit.
• Safety: Safety is of utmost importance to everyone at Camp Adahi. Riders on horses must wear approved riding helmets, and those on the high ropes wear helmets and belay. Counselors at the pool and lake are trained and certified.
• Dining Hall: Kitchen is furnished with commercial food preparation equipment. 150 seat capacity.

ACA Accreditation

Camp Adahi is accredited by the American Camp Association. ACA accreditation indicates that a camp has invited trained camp professionals to verify compliance with more than 224 individual standards to evaluate every aspect of camp operation, including facilities, program, healthcare services, operational management, human resources, and administration. ACA accreditation goes beyond health department or state licensing requirements to identify practices that are recognized as the highest standards established for camps.

Camp Adahi Useful Forms

• Camp Adahi General Information
• Camp Adahi Reservation Form
• Camp Adahi Horse Programs
• Camp Adahi Horse Program Rules
• Camp Adahi Horse Reservation Parent Permission and Agreement
• Camp Adahi Troop Horse Reservation

Camping Units

There are three units of platform tents. Each unit has ten tents (12′ by 14′). Each tent has 4 cots or bunks with mattresses. Tents are placed in a semi-circle by an assembly room or open air pavilion. All tent units have handwashing facilities, hot showers, flush toilets. (Water is turned off from Nov. to Mar. or according to weather. During this time latrines are available and water is brought in, however, groups need to bring their own drinking water).

Tent Units:

Talahi (contains an Assembly Room)

Karakondye (contains an open-air Pavilion)

Pooh Corner (contains an open-air Pavilion)

Cabins

Unalyi and Ahwenesa each contain five cabins.

Each cabin sleeps 16 (4 sets of bunkbeds in both bedrooms). Each unit sleeps 80. Cabins have a lounge area and bathroom/shower. Each cabin has portable heaters and ceiling fans. You may be sharing unit houses including the stove and refrigerator. Bring coolers to store your food. See unit house “Assembly Room” located in the Unalyi Unit. See “Open Pavilion” that is located in the Ahwenesa Unit. One (1) cabin in each unit is handicap accessible.

Staff House

(Sleeps 10) Has kitchen facilities with indoor bathroom/shower, and cots with mattresses.

Field Camp

Pitch a tent or bring a camper (no hookups) and sleep in open 5-acre field.

Open Pavilion

(Available in Ahwenesa, Pooh Corner and Karakondye Units)

Contains a wood-cooking stove and oven, 4 large picnic tables, and refrigerator. A charcoal grill is available in Ahwenesa and Karakondye units.

Assembly Room

(Available in Unalyi & Talahi* Units)

Contains a fireplace, tables/ benches,kitchen with electric refrigerator& wood cooking stoves and oven.

*HANDICAP ACCESSIBLE

Cook’s Cabin

Infirmary

Contains a treatment room with kitchen, two sick rooms (one isolation room with bathroom), and a nurse’s bedroom with bathroom/shower.