Many of Christikon’s buildings began as part of a historic guest ranch and retain their rustic log charm. Today, these spaces offer simple, comfortable lodging that reflects the beauty and spirit of the mountains, alongside newer facilities that support year-round ministry.

Our main Lodge serves as the heart of camp life, with a large dining room and flexible meeting space for gatherings, worship, and community events. In 2001, Christikon added the Living Center Lodge, a newer retreat facility that provides additional gathering space and lodging. Four centrally located bathhouses with shared restrooms and showers are available for guests throughout their stay.

Because each housing option has its own unique character, we are not able to take reservations for specific buildings or accommodation preferences. Housing assignments are made to best serve the needs of each group and the overall camp community. Every space at Christikon has its own charm, and part of the camp experience is discovering the beauty and hospitality present in each corner of this place.

Christikon features eight one-room cabins and three double-room cabins. All have bunk beds, a porch, a window, lighting and a door. They are all updated with smoke alarms and typically feature a bench on the porch. Some have wood stoves. Cabins are used for both youth campers and family/adult campers, these cabins sleep from six to ten people. Many of our cabins are over one hundred years old, and several have been updated to more modern features such as metal roofing.

You provide your own bedding, towels, etc. and bath houses are nearby on well-marked and well-lit pathways around camp. For families staying together in a cabin, we often suggest a cooler for keeping food items safe from critters, or we can house your items safely in our canteen. Campers are required to keep food and drink in the Canteen in well-marked bins for their cabin.

The Living Center offers comfortable, communal lodging typically used for retreats and small group gatherings. It features six sleeping rooms, each furnished with a queen bed and two single beds, along with four shared bathrooms. At the heart of the building is the Great Room, where guests can relax by the fireplace, gather around the piano, or enjoy time together after a day of retreat, learning, or outdoor adventure. A full kitchen and dining area supports shared meals and community time.

Bedding and towels are provided for your stay, though you are welcome to bring a sleeping bag if you prefer. The Living Center accommodates up to 24 guests and is occasionally used to house drivers, volunteers, and adult advisors as needed. It offers a welcoming, flexible space that supports both planned retreats and the behind-the-scenes people who help make Christikon programs possible. The large deck, renovated in 2023, overlooks the entire valley to the North and is an ideal place to rest.

Three adjacent guest rooms offer simple, comfortable lodging for family and adult camps, youth sessions for adult advisors, and visiting volunteers. Each room has electric heat, a carpeted floor, a window that brings in natural light, and a door for privacy, along with a double/full bed and two single beds—an easy place to settle in and rest after a full day at Christikon.

Bedding and towels are provided for your stay, though you’re welcome to bring a sleeping bag if that feels more like camp to you. Conveniently located near the South Bath House, the Lodge, and the Canteen, these rooms make a practical and welcoming home base for both participation and service.