Campground in Warren, North Carolina

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Updated October 31, 2026

Camp Willow Springs

Campground

Littleton, NC

Camp Willow Springs offers Lake Gaston summer sessions for grades 3-6 and Christian retreats for groups of up to 175 guests.

  • Christian summer camp sessions for children in grades 3-6
  • Church retreats and Christian group gatherings
  • Lake-based youth activities including swimming, canoeing, fishing, and waterskiing

Camp Willow Run

Campground

Littleton, NC

Camp Willow Run offers Christian summer camp sessions and dedicated youth, church, mother/daughter, and father/son retreat programs.

  • Christian youth summer camps
  • church and Christian ministry retreats
  • mother/daughter retreats

Kimball Point Campground

Campground

Manson, NC

Kimball Point Campground offers access to a 965-acre conservation area with hiking trails, wetlands, and Kimball Pond scenery in Dunbarton.

  • Hiking around Kimball Pond
  • Wildlife and bird observation
  • Exploring wetlands and forest habitats

Outdoor World- Lake Gaston

Campground

Littleton, NC

  • Planning a Pocono Mountains vacation
  • Checking live destination webcams before traveling
  • Finding lodging and activities in the Pocono Mountains

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FAQ

Are these places conventional campgrounds for tent or RV camping?

Camp Willow Springs and Camp Willow Run are described as Christian camps and retreat centers rather than public tent or RV campgrounds. Kimball Point Campground specifically does not offer overnight camping or campfires.

What lodging does Camp Willow Springs provide?

Camp Willow Springs has eight completed duplex dormitories with air conditioning, heating, and bathrooms. It can accommodate up to 144 campers or guests and hosts groups of up to 175 for some retreats.

How much does summer camp cost?

The supplied information does not list Camp Willow Springs pricing. Camp Willow Run publishes summer-camp fees and financial-assistance information.

Where can I go for hiking and wildlife observation instead of overnight camping?

Kimball Point Campground provides a family-friendly trail network around the 965-acre Kimball Pond Conservation Area, with wetlands, forest habitats, and opportunities to observe Pied-billed Grebes and Blanding's Turtles.