Camp Indianola - United Methodist

Chad Sutton

Just drove past it to get to the beach. Seemed like it would be cool to participate it the fun and games there though.

ß Love

George & Anne McGalliard opened the camp in the early 1960’s. Lived in the Pan Abode log cabin until they retired in 1981. Evey rock wall was built by George. Our family had some of our best Thanksgiving, Christmas & Easter celebrations in the lodge. Their ashes were spread just below the first lookout. Remember them with love and admiration when enjoying this incredible camp.

Marcia Wilson

The most accessible beachfront cabin I've ever seen. Ever. Bunk beds and comfortable, low day couches, full kitchen with...WORKING appliances..! Do you have a wheelchair, walker, or other challenges in getting around? No problem! Three-point safety bar for toilet and showers so you can take care of yourself without needing assistance, the showers work better than the Marriott, the kitchenette comes with a coffeemaker and a teakettle so there's no more fighting over the morning caffeine. The accessory hooks are set low so you can use them regardless of how tall you are (thanks!). The tapwater must be extra-filtered as it tastes great. No chlorine burn at all. Outside access to bathrooms, the lights all work, and on a chilly night the heat works like a charm. Enjoy the rustic touches like the clothesline, the occasional mousetrap, or the spider in the window--you ARE out in the middle of nature, hence the peace and quiet. If the amazing beachfront isn't for you, the woods are lovely, dark and deep and they're working on the trails. My standards are now impossibly raised. Come for the peace and quiet, stay for the award-winning photo opportunities.

Adam Billen

Beautiful location been going for school trips/religious retreats since early elementary and have always had a great experience. Staff is wonderful and the location is beautiful, cabins solid for what they are (bunk beds with removable mattresses, oven/microwave/toaster/fridge, bathrooms with solid showers, fireplace) and pricing is totally reasonable. Optional rope swing (haven't been in awhile but was great fun as a kid), beach is massive and beautiful at night with plenty of opportunities to explore during low tide, large areas for playing games, fireplace with plenty of seating, game room is solid, haven't had the food since elementary school but remember it being about what you'd expect at a camp (hope they still have smiley fries haha).