Women's Camp 2026
This is a camp for all who identify and feel comfortable in spaces designed for women. We welcome our trans and non-binary siblings.
Touch Grass, Holy Ground: Connecting to Spirit, Community, Nature & Self
Join our camp guides, Lilly Lewin and Lisa Emory, for a camp of connection.
This session will include many of the same nostalgic camp activities, such as fishing, arts & crafts, campfires, and boating, as well as Procter’s Creation-Care-centered outdoor education.
And, thanks to our camp guides, we will also spend time moving our bodies through meditative practices such as Yoga as Prayer, using our creativity and imagination to pray through interactive Prayer Stations, and connecting deeper to ourselves, God, nature, and each other through poetry, rest, and touching grass.
REGISTRATION IS OPEN
Check-In: Noon, September 3. (Lunch is at 12:30)
Camp will end at Noon on September 5, after closing worship at 11 am.
Cost: 3 Price Tier Options – choose the one that is right for your budget
$80 per night – Scholarship Rate
$100 per night – Basic Cost
$120 per night – True Cost
Full and partial Camperships are available, simply indicate what you can pay at registration.
Email camp@proctercenter.org with questions!
Lisa Emory is a poet who regards creative expression as a devotional activity and is a certified yoga teacher with training in adaptive and trauma-sensitive yoga. Lisa is author of “Grace Leads, I Follow; Poems of Trauma and Transformation“. Lisa lives in Columbus, OH, as attends St. Patrick’s in Dublin OH. She and her daughter Rosie are some of our favorite campers!
Lilly is an author and curator of beautiful and sacred worship experiences. In 2005, she started the Thinplace gatherings, founded freerangeworship and began curating Sacred Space prayer experiences nationwide and in the UK. Lilly lives in Nashville, but many moons ago, she served at Christ Church Glendale and even led some things at Procter (before we even met!).
Enjoy farm-to-table and in-season meals made in part from ingredients grown on Procter Farm, with your dietary restrictions taken into account.
Campers can stay in the Lodge, which has simple hotel style rooms with two queen or double beds and a private bath. You may choose to room with someone or have a single. You may also choose to stay in the Cottage Cabins which have 6 rooms, a living room and 2 bathrooms.
