Lodging and Facilities

Camp Arcadia welcomes guests with the simple charms of a resort built more than three-quarters of a century ago (1922).  From its traditional white clapboard, green-trimmed exterior, to the homey delight of the red-checkered table cloths on our dining room tables, to the hand-painted Native American and Western motifs in the Wigwam, Camp Arcadia is a place where we escape from the hustle of our modern lives and is a place for reconnection with God and family.

Camp’s three main buildings are located around a central patio area on the Lake Michigan shoreline. All buildings have ramps and are wheelchair accessible.  Guests may enjoy Camp’s large game room with a piano, ping pong tables, billiards, foosball, indoor bowling & shuffleboard, and card tables.  Additional quiet space is also provided for reading or puzzles.

Click image to view gallery	Click image to view traditional inn room
Click to view private bath inn room	Click to view public bathroom

Guests stay in our 44-room Inn or in one of five cottages located a short distance from the central resort area.  The Inn, built in 1925 and refurbished in 1999, features 40 ‘traditional‘ inn rooms and four ‘private bath‘ inn rooms with lake and wood side views.  All rooms have a sink, mirror, beds, dresser, and shelving units. Private bath inn rooms also have toilet and tub/shower combination, and are second floor rooms. Most Inn rooms have either a queen and a bunk bed or two queen or double-size beds. Some rooms accommodate more people. Very clean, shared bathrooms are conveniently located up and down the hallways.  First floor rooms and bathrooms are handicapped accessible. Children under 15 are housed with their parents; teens 15 and older have the opportunity to share same-gender rooms.

Our “Oak Street” cottages offer vacationers a cozy living room, kitchen and dining area, along with one to four bedrooms (each cottage is a different size), and a private bathroom.  Learn more about our cottages.