About

One of the most beautiful things you can experience is the opportunity to go out in nature and see God’s handiwork. At PCC, we have the perfect opportunity to do just that! Our campers get to enjoy engaging bible lessons, exciting games, and forge life long friendships in the midst of some of God’s most beautiful handiwork — Blue Knob State Park!

No matter what brings you here, we’ll be happy to have you! We’ll take anyone as a camper, regardless of race, color, or creed.

Our History

For over 60 years, PCC has strived to bring young people closer to God and each other. Founded in 1957, PCC’s goal has always remained the same: To provide a safe place for campers to grow closer to God.

PCC provides a place for kids to learn about God, have fun, and build lifelong friendships.

Our Beliefs

Pennsylvania Christian Camp was founded and is operated by members of the Church of Christ. We believe that the Bible is the inspired and inerrant word of God, that Jesus died for our sins and was resurrected three days later, and that baptism is necessary for salvation.

Since PCC is a Christian camp, each camper is expected to act in harmony with the high ideals that have been characteristic of past camping sessions.

Bible Activities

We offer many ways to praise God and learn about his word, such as:

  • Devotionals
  • Daily Chapel
  • Singing on the Hill
  • Campfire Devotionals
  • Memory Work
  • And much more!

Athletic Activities

We offer lots of fun activities, such as:

  • Capture the Flag
  • Basketball
  • Partner Soccer
  • Volleyball
  • Water Sports
  • Tug-of-war
  • Obstacle Course
  • Kickball
  • Dodgeball
  • And so much more!

Other Activities

Athletics and Bible Study aren’t the only activities at Camp. We also offer:

  • Nightly games
  • Beautiful Hikes
  • Skit Night
  • Canteen
  • Scavenger hunts
  • Sunrise hike (optional, Junior and Senior weeks only)
  • Theme Night (Senior week only)

What to Bring

We recommend bringing the following items:

  • Bible
  • Flashlight
  • Wash cloths and towels
  • Soap and shampoo
  • Toothbrush and paste
  • Pencils or pens
  • Enough clothes to get you through the week, plus some extras
  • Water bottle
  • Jacket or sweater
  • Sleeping bag and/or enough blankets (nights are often chilly at PCC)
  • Extra shoes
  • Umbrella or rain coat
  • Clothes you can get wet in
  • Those who plan to write home will need paper, envelopes, and stamps.