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Merrill · Multi-activity · 7–16 yrs
Typically open in June — 2027 dates coming soon












Camp Twin Creeks runs this residential multi-activity camp in Marlinton, United States. The camp welcomes children aged 7–16, with arts & crafts, adventure, and water activities on the programme. Typically open June to August — new dates coming soon. Sessions last 1–4 weeks. Activities run in English.
Yes, we are a summer camp, but we are also a Youth Development organization. Everything we do is based on our Youth Development Philosophy. Sleepaway camp is about learning to be comfortable in the uncomfortable, but doing it in a safe, supportive environment. The four pillars of our Youth Development Philosophy guide our programming decisions, they are part of our staff training, and they are our true north in everything we do: Exploration Leads to Growth, Community is the Antidote to Loneliness, "Soft"Skills are the best skills, and Our Environment is our Best Educator. Read more about our Youth Development Philosophy on our website. This, combined with our stunning natural scenery, exceptional Leadership team, and intentional programming , make for memorable summer experiences for your camper.
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Multi-activity · Sports & Outdoor
Camp Twin Creeks runs on a deliberate balance of structure and choice. Mornings belong to the cabin group: three consecutive activity periods, hand-picked and curated for that particular cabin, so campers try the full spread of arts, sports, water and adventure with the friends they live with rather than drifting off alone. Afternoons belong to the camper, with two MasterClass periods in a specialty they choose themselves — culinary arts, archery, horseback riding and more — and stay with for the entire two weeks, long enough to get genuinely better at something. The first days are intentionally scheduled around orientation and cabin games so new campers find their feet, and every day closes with an evening activity, flagpole and fuzzies awarded for the STARFISH qualities other campers and counselors notice. Woven through the fortnight are four camp-wide Special Event days, the Camper Show, the 24-hour Olympics and traditions like Polar Bear and the creek walks, all of it phone-free and shaped by the camp's Youth Development Philosophy rather than by winning.
Other included activities

Lake swim
Whitewater rafting day
Rappelling trip
TC Trek
TC Ramble
Division overnights

Lake swim
Whitewater rafting day
Rappelling trip
Sara Lofink
Camp Twin Creeks was an amazing experience this summer for my two daughters! This was their first time at sleep away camp and we were thrilled with the staff and the individual attention the girls received. We loved the Dream Week option for our younger daughter, she ended up staying the full two weeks because she loved it so much! They are already looking forward to returning next summer.
Nov 2024
Kelly G
When I began researching sleep away camps, I wanted to find a place where the kids would be excited to return each summer. We miss them like crazy, but we know the kids are living their best lives at Camp Twin Creeks! I appreciated my first conversation with the Camp Director, Iain, who answered all of my questions and made me feel very comfortable with sending my kids away for two weeks! Camp Twin Creeks is a place where everyone is welcome as part of the camp community – the staff is committed to the growth, development, safety and belonging for each individual. Communication with family members – before, during and after camp is strong. I love the daily pictures and have appreciated updates from counselors. I have a boy and a girl – and so I was looking for a co-ed camp. We started the kids at age 8 – and felt most comfortable with a two-week program. Camp Twin Creeks offers 4, two-week sessions – campers start and end the session together. The first week allows kids to adjust and get comfortable, and the second week allows them to just enjoy! My kids love the variety of activities and try a little bit of everything – sports, arts, dance, chess, camping, water activities, hiking – they have done Master Classes in watercolors, bead bracelet making, archery, basketball and chess. They have quickly formed friendships at camp and look forward to seeing the same faces year after year. There is so much beautiful space for the kids to play and explore. The kids grow so much during the two weeks they are at camp - and come home a bit more independent. There are so many camps to choose from – Camp Twin Creeks has been a great match for our family!
Nov 2024
Susan Kelly
Camp Twin Creeks is my kids' summer home since they were 7 years old! Even in the first year, any anxieties were gone by the time the first letter arrived. Their staff and counselors do such an amazing job and getting kids acclimated, detached from electronics, and back to being the carefree kids that they need to be. My kids are now in their 7th and 8th year and my oldest will be a Junior Counselor. She missed one summer thinking she'd rather stay home and hang out with friends. What she discovered is that there is truly no place like camp and the relationships built there - and that's saying a lot of a 16 year old girl to come that conclusion on her own. I highly recommend camp - a truly one of a kind experience that they will never get to relive.
Nov 2024
Justin Moriarty
Our two daughters (8 & 11) were first time campers this summer and they had an amazing experience! The car ride home was full of crazy stories from camp, and they made some lasting friendships and memories. The counselors took great care of our girls and you can tell they truly cared for them. We already book for next year!
Nov 2024
We are an ACA accredited camp. Each session, 2 or 3 nurses run our on-site Health Center. Each Camp Nurse is typically an RN, works in the field at home, and brings their own children with them while they work a session at camp! We also have a physician on call 24/7, as well as a longstanding relationship with our local Urgent Care and Hospital. Our on-site health center is a standalone facility that offers housing for our nurses as well as any inpatients during the summer sessions. All medication on camp is stored in the health center, and administered by our camp nurses.
breakfast
A hot entree plus cereal on the tables, oatmeal at the hot bar and yogurt and fresh fruit from the refrigerated bar.
lunch
Buffet lunch at 12:30 with a main dish, a side and the salad bar.
dinner
A main dish and side with the salad bar, closed out with a cookie dessert on the way to evening activities.
snacks
Afternoon snack of snack bars and fresh fruit between MasterClass periods, plus a bedtime snack.
Meals are cooked on site and planned by the kitchen staff around one simple idea: kids who are climbing, swimming and running all day need food they will actually eat. Each meal pairs a main dish with a side, and breakfast adds cereal on every table, oatmeal at the hot bar and a refrigerated bar of yogurt and fresh fruit alongside a hot entree. At lunch and dinner that same bar becomes a salad bar with greens, vegetables and dressings, and dinner finishes with a cookie dessert handed out on the way to evening activities. Between the three meals there is an afternoon snack of snack bars and fresh fruit and a snack again at bedtime. Camp Twin Creeks is a nut-free camp, and an allergy coordinator works with families before the summer and with the kitchen through each session so that gluten-free, dairy-free and vegetarian campers eat as well as everyone else. One meal is a tradition in itself: on the last night, the Banquet Dinner serves chicken and waffles, a nod to the hotel that stood on the property in the late 1800s.
(optional)Polar Bear Club at the Pool followed by Hot Chocolate!
Wake Up
Breakfast followed by Flagpole
Cabin Clean Up
Buffet Lunch1:15pmRest Hour
Snack (Snack Bars and Fresh Fruit)
Master Class 2
General Swim and Free time
Shower Hour
Dinner
Flagpole and Free Play
Evening Activity with your cabin friends
Returns to Cabins and start to get ready for bed 9.30pmLights Out!
We are a technology free campus, and encourage campers to leave their phones at home.

Where your child sleeps
At Camp Twin Creeks, the heart of the camp experience is grounded in the comfort and community of our onsite cabins and historic facilities. Surrounded by the natural beauty of the Allegheny Mountains, our cabins offer a comfortable home-away-from-home for campers, designed to foster lifelong friendships and a deeper connection with nature. Our facilities ensure that every camper enjoys a safe, fun, and enriching environment throughout their stay. Discover how our cabins and facilities create the perfect backdrop for unforgettable summer memories. Campers stay in classic summer camp cabins. Bunk beds, cubbies for belongings next to their beds, with counselors present in cabins and that feel of a home away from home. All cabins have lights and electricity and have been recently refurbished with interior pine paneling.
Campus facilities
9235 Huntersville Rd Marlinton WV 24954
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Getting your child there
Washington Dulles (IAD)
Pickup service · Your camper will be met by a Camp Twin Creeks staff member immediately upon their arrival at International Arrivals, after they go through customs. We will call you when we meet them and again when they arrive at camp. The $350 transportation fee covers the round trip from Dulles to Camp and back again. This includes round trip airport transportation and chaperone service, bedding and towels, luggage coordination, laundry, Camp Twin Creeks t-shirt, canteen and miscellaneous supplies as needed.
Driving to camp
Camp sits at 9235 Huntersville Rd, Marlinton, West Virginia, in the Allegheny Mountains near the Virginia border and a few miles from the Monongahela National Forest, less than a four-hour drive from Washington DC and close to Snowshoe ski mountain and the Homestead and Greenbrier resorts. Opening day begins with counselors greeting campers at the cabins, followed by tours, swim checks and village meetings, and campers head home the morning after the Closing Campfire. · 9235 Huntersville Rd Marlinton WV 24954
Camp bus from the Washington DC area
Pickup service · Camp Twin Creeks runs a bus for families in the Washington DC region, which is less than a four-hour drive away. Campers board together and arrive at camp on opening Sunday, where counselors meet them for snack, head checks, camp tours and swim checks, and buses leave again in the morning on the final day of the session. Pick-up points and departure times are confirmed by the camp office ahead of each session on the Bus/Transportation Information page.

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