Camp Monterey is located on 800 acres of woods and grasslands with trails for hiking and riding horses. At an altitude of 2000 feet, summer days are warm and nights are cool. The camp is situated on a private Lake where we swim, canoe and sail.



All the buildings at Camp Monterey are rustic. They are nestled in the woods, each with a view of the lake. 

The Camp Office is at one side of the "Fun Field" which is divided into different activity areas: a volleyball court, campfire circle, and the flag line circle.



The Dining Hall is our gathering place three times a day, where we sit in cabin groups and eat home cooked meals family style.

The Lodge is designed as a place for teams to work on and present their parties and for other events like Unit parties and folk dancing.

There is a Costume Room on one end of the Lodge where girls may go to play dress up or pick costumes from past parties and pageants for any event that arises.

The cabins are arranged by Units from the youngest to the oldest. A camper is "promoted" to the next camp according to her grade at school.



The oldest girls are the "J.C.'s." They are sophomores and juniors in high school. They are leaders in their teams and teach a class in the activity area in which they excel as well as take classes. "J.C." stands for Junior Counselor, and they are getting ready to become counselors.

Facilities for activities include:
    - Swimming area with dock, two rafts, a diving board and slide, Red Cross life-saving gear
    - Canoeing Dock with canoes and a shed for equipment, paddles and life jackets
    - Sailing Dock with Vipers and Sailfish, a boathouse for life jackets and equipment
    - Tennis courts and Badminton courts
    - Full stable and riding ring for horseback riding
    - Archery range
    - Volleyball court
    - Woodshop
    - Craft House
    - Pottery shop with kilns for firing and wheels for throwing clay