Located in Rutledge, Georgia, Circle at Camp Twin Lakes offers a dynamic summer camp experience in a modern, thoughtfully designed setting. This camp is ideal for campers who thrive on variety, movement, and full days of structured activities supported by highly involved counselors.

Camp Twin Lakes features a wide range of amenities and programs, with Camp Twin Lakes and Circle counselors actively helping to lead and run activities throughout the day. From creative spaces to big adventure moments, campers are encouraged to try new things, build confidence, and have fun alongside peers who understand their experience.

Camp highlights include:

• A lake for canoeing, fishing, and paddle boating

• A pool with a water slide

• Archery, biking, horseback riding, and water games

• Maker space, ropes course, and a giant swing

• Showers located inside the bunkhouses

Circle at Lutherlyn is located in Butler, PA and offers a traditional camp experience with plenty of opportunities for adventure and connection. This camp is well-suited for campers who love classic summer camp thrills and being part of a lively camp community.

With access to both land and water activities, Circle at Lutherlyn balances structured programming with moments of excitement and challenge, creating an environment where campers can build friendships, try new activities, and feel supported throughout the week.

Camp highlights include:

• A pool to cool off on hot days

• High and low ropes courses

• Canoeing, swimming, archery, arts and crafts, and traditional camp games

• Bathrooms inside the bunkhouse

Located in Sweden, Maine, Circle at Tapawingo offers a quieter, more rustic camp experience surrounded by natural beauty. CAT embraces a simpler pace of life, one that many campers find grounding, calming, and deeply meaningful.

At Tapawingo, nature plays a central role in daily life. Campers spend time outdoors, connect closely with their bunkmates, and experience a strong sense of community supported by LIT-2 campers (Leaders in Training) who eat meals and participate in activities alongside each bunk.

Camp highlights include:

• Keyes Pond for canoeing, paddle boarding, tubing, and swimming

• The sounds of loons on the lake at night

• Basketball, archery, ultimate frisbee, pickleball

• Arts and crafts, yoga, dance, and nature walks

• Dedicated LIT support for each bunk

Circle at Tapawingo offers our LIT-2 program for campers ages 15–18.

LIT-1
Introduction to camp leadership, with a focus on team building.

LIT-2
Focuses on the development of personal leadership style through counselor training and role modeling.

LIT-3
Promotes project-based skill acquisition and confidence building through service opportunities.

LIT-4
​Inspires the understanding of individual accountability for group success through an immersive outdoor challenge.