Groups & Retreats

Camp Crosley Groups & Retreats

Nestled along the shores of Little Tippecanoe Lake, Camp Crosley provides an inspiring backdrop for retreats, conferences, school programs, and special events. Our year-round facilities, comfortable lodging, and engaging program areas make it easy to create an experience that is both meaningful and memorable. Whether you are organizing a church retreat, school outdoor education trip, or a corporate team-building experience, we will tailor each experience to your specific purpose, and our well-trained, service-minded staff handle even the smallest details. We would be honored to partner with you and help you accomplish your goals at Camp Crosley.

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Host your next gathering at Camp Crosley with flexible lodging, meeting spaces, and engaging activities designed to bring people together. From leadership workshops to community events, we help create experiences that inspire connection and growth.

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Crosley Events

Camp Crosley is more than just a summer camp for kids! Moms, Dads, Grandmas, Grandpas, Aunts, Uncles, Brothers, Sisters…Would you like to escape from the hustle and bustle of everyday life? Come spend an unforgettable and relaxing weekend with us here at Camp Crosley.

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School Groups

Bring learning to life with hands-on outdoor education, team building, and memorable field trip experiences. Our programs blend adventure and academics to help students grow in confidence, curiosity, and collaboration.

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Where Adventure Meets Education

Camp Crosley’s environmental education programs provide hands-on learning experiences that connect participants with the natural world. Designed for school groups, youth organizations, retreats, and other groups, these engaging classes encourage exploration, discovery, and teamwork through interactive lessons and outdoor activities. Led by experienced instructors, each program helps participants develop a deeper understanding of nature, science, and the environment while creating memorable experiences outside the traditional classroom.

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Beaks & Feet

Students explore bird anatomy, discover how different beaks function, and learn how human impact affects bird survival. Through games and a short meadow hike, they practice real birding skills while investigating migration and behavior.

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Camp Crafts

Campers explore creative, hands-on projects like candle-making, tie-dye, paper-making, and friendship bracelets. These fun activities encourage self-expression and introduce lifelong leisure skills in a relaxed indoor or outdoor setting.

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Compass Skills

Students learn the parts of a compass and practice basic navigation by following bearings to hidden points around camp. This hands-on activity strengthens math, pacing, and problem-solving skills in an engaging outdoor setting.

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Environmental Topics

Students explore conservation issues such as energy, pollution, endangered species, and consumer impact. Through interactive activities and a town meeting simulation, they examine real-world challenges and discuss solutions for protecting a 300-acre natural site.

Native American Lore

Students explore Native American games, crafts, stories, and traditions while learning about their lasting cultural impact. Hands-on activities and a visit to the 18-foot teepee offer insight into lifestyle, skills, and history.

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Pond Life

Students explore freshwater ecosystems by collecting and identifying pond life using nets and testing tools. Through hands-on investigation, they learn about aquatic habitats, conservation, and human impact on water environments.

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Survival Camping Skills

Students learn practical outdoor skills such as fire building, shelter construction, knots, and outdoor cooking. Emphasis is placed on safety, first aid, sanitation, and low-impact techniques that protect the environment while building confidence outdoors.

Truly Trees

Students explore tree anatomy, survival, and ecology while learning to identify common Northern Indiana species. Using observation skills and dichotomous keys, they walk a marked trail to practice hands-on tree identification outdoors.

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Wetland Discoveries

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Wildlife Appreciation

Students explore wildlife ecosystems, food chains, and predator-prey relationships while learning about native and non-native animals. A visit to the nature center helps build understanding, awareness, and a sense of environmental stewardship.

Virtual Camp Tour

Step inside Camp Crosley from wherever you are. Our interactive 360-degree virtual tour lets you explore cabins, program areas, the waterfront, and gathering spaces at your own pace. Get a feel for the layout, see where memories are made, and experience the spirit of camp before you arrive. Take the virtual tour and start your camp adventure today.

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