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Camp Fellowship
A dock separates the swimming area from the rest of the lake and also provides fishermen with a prime spot for enjoying hours of great fishing. Near the swimming area is a large picnic area with tables where groups enjoy church picnics or cookouts as well as corporate outings. A large meeting building referred to as Fraser Chapel provides a spacious meeting room with a stage-area. The newest attraction in this building is the climbing wall which provides hours of fun for summer campers as well as retreat groups.
(See bottom of page for booking information. See camp fees for charges.)
To make reservations for your group retreat, picnic, or meeting at Camp Fellowship, call the office of Trinity Presbytery. For information on charges click on "Camp Fees". Groups who are affiliated with churches in Trinity Presbytery may schedule events at any time -- eight to twelve months in advance is recommended. Groups not affiliated with Trinity Presbytery may reserve the facilities six months in advance. See a Map and Directions to Camp Fellowship Call Lisa at the Presbytery Office to schedule your booking: 803-794-1225 (in Columbia) 800-321-4124 (outside Columbia). For questions you may e-mail Lisa: Lisa Mallory |
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Camp
Fellowship is located on 133 acres of land in Laurens County, nestled
on the north shore of Lake Greenwood. The Camp includes the adult conference
center and 2 smaller cabins which are heated and cooled and provide a
total of 51 beds. These facilities are rented year-round for conferences
and retreats. Meals for groups of 15 - 100 are served in the dining room.
In
another portion of the Camp Fellowship acreage are the cabins, bath-house,
and "craft house" used primarily for the summer camp program.
This ministry of Camp Fellowship brings together 300+ children between
the ages of 6 and 15 years to enjoy traditional summer camps as well as
the newer offerings, sailing camp, river run, and climbing wall camp;
providing an exciting camp experience with Bible Study included in each
day’s schedule. Summer counselors are college-age students who enjoy
the outdoors and working with children and want an opportunity to develop
their leadership skills. Visit Camp Fellowship at their new
website by clicking on:
The
Conference Center has 12 bedrooms with2 single beds and
a private bath per room. The center meeting room has sofas and chairs
with stone fireplace at one end and a conference table and chairs at the
other end. The conference room accommodates 40 to 50 persons while the
bedrooms accommodate 24. The microwave, small refrigerator, and coffeemaker
make snack service for meetings possible. This is a year-round meeting
facility. (Availability during the summer camping program is be determined
by the camp program schedule.)
The
Retreat House and Cabin provide additional lodging
space for a large group using the Conference Center. They may also be
rented by a group which prefers a more casual facility. The bedrooms are
dorm-like with single beds. The Retreat House has 19 beds -- 8 in each
of two bedrooms and 3 in the third. The Cabin has 8 beds with 4 in each
of two bedrooms. These two buildings are perfect for youth or student
groups. Both have meeting rooms and screened porches which overlook the
lake.
Camp
Fellowship Summer Campers enjoy Cabins in the Woods which
have screened windows and bunk beds. Each cabin accommodates 8 - 10 campers
and all are located near the bath house which has separate facilities
for boys, and girls, and complete facilities for handicapped individuals.
The large "screened" meeting room called the craft house and
is ideal for "sheltered outdoor" meals, meetings or craft projects.
Cooking grates have been built by Boy Scouts near each cabin. This outdoor
camping facility is available to groups during the spring and fall months
when camp is not in session.