Events in our brand-new Fellowship Center
Our beautiful new fellowship facility will be perfect for all of your needs! It can seat up to 250 people, has a full commercial kitchen, handicap bathroom access, our camp store, Jacob’s Well, and so much more!
Lodging
Camp of the Cross is equipped to house up to 120 people in all seasons. We look forward to seeing you here!
Lodging in the Retreat Center
Retreat Lodge: Private bedrooms, great room with gas fireplace, large breakfast nook, multipurpose meeting space. Retreat Lodge Max sleeping capacity: 19.
Retreat Cabins: 6 open layout cabins, 10 beds per cabin. Max sleeping capacity: 60.
Lodging in Hill Cabins
Six all-season cabins are situated up the hill from our new Fellowship Center with Lake Sakakawea out the back door. Although these cabins have some of the best views on Camp and can be heated or air conditioned, with a finished concrete floor, we consider them our rustic cabins. Each cabin has access to nearby modern outhouses with heat and electricity.
Old Lodge
Used now for crafting activities and a dry place to play on rainy days.
Restrooms & Showers
The camp is served centrally by this comfort station, which includes showers. The Retreat Lodge has it's own bathrooms and showers. The 6 ridge cabins have 4 modern outhouses with heat and electricity.
Meeting Spaces
We have many meeting spaces, such as the Lower Sakakawea room (pictured). There are additional meeting spaces in the double cabins, Dining Hall, and soon the Fellowship Center.
Lakeside, Screened In Campfire
Campfires
Campfires are a big part of camp. Talk to any camper and they'll tell you their favorite campfire song. We have campfire every night during summer camp and about 10 different campfire locations (from Far Point to What's The Point).
Retreat groups also love campfires. We allow and encourage campfires at any of our 6 main, designated campfire sites that go from rustic sites to our sheltered and screened-in Lakeside campfire site. Lakeside’s cozy feel is particularly good for large or small groups looking to foster a sense of community.
If you’d like to have a campfire, contact a CCM staff member to obtain a firewood bundle and determine an excellent campfire site for your group. Staff will determine which campfire sites are possible based on your group size and the weather conditions.
Craft Shack (and Small Retreat Kitchen)
Paint splattered and full of popsicle sticks, paper, yarn, markers, and more, the Craft Shack has obviously hosted many very happy campers over the years. In the summer months, very few escape the Craft Shack without a little more glitter than they came in with.
During retreat season we make the kitchen area ready for groups of 10 or fewer to prepare their own meals if they so choose. The Craft Shack kitchen area includes an electric stove and oven, microwave, refrigerator, sink, and, of course, a coffee maker.
Wireless Internet
WiFi is available to retreat groups in the Retreat Center. Passwords are listed in various areas and may vary between buildings.
