Nestled within the Apache-Sitgreaves National Forest at nearly 8,500 feet elevation in the White Mountains, just off the East Fork Little Colorado River near Greer, AZ.
Activities
Land Sports
Basketball
Volleyball
Outdoor Adventure
Hiking
More activities
Arts & Crafts
Campfires
Gaga Ball
Group Games
Kickball
Night Games
Nine Square in the Air
Slackline
Star Gazing
Independence, growth & leadership
Montlure's resilience — return to Greer after 13 years displaced by Wallow Fire
After years of wandering due to the displacement by the Wallow Fire, in 2024 our journey reunited us with the place we've called home for nearly a century. Our homecoming was more than just a return; it was a celebration of our enduring spirit and the beauty that has risen from the ashes, a testament to our shared journey of growth, renewal, and the unwavering dedication that binds our camp community together.
Staff testimony — lasting impact and faith growth through counseling
Not only did I make life long friends on staff, but I got to see campers grow in their faith and make life long friends with each other. Knowing the campers had an impactful summer – having fun and learning about God, was the highlight of my entire summer. Having a greater purpose (for the Kingdom and for the Kids) in what I do is worth far more than any other summer job could have given me. — Summer Program Staff / Counselor
Grades are incoming grades for Fall 2027. 5th graders new to overnight camp are encouraged to choose the four-night Juniors II session instead. Juniors I is one day longer than Juniors II.
Parent communication — photos on Facebook and Instagram during camp
Follow us on Facebook and Instagram to stay connected and look through past photo albums. We also post pictures during our camp weeks so you can see your camper having the time of their life!
Safety commitment — Greer Fire 2025, camper and staff safety always highest priority
The safety of our campers and staff will always be our highest priority. The Montlure Council met multiple times over the past week to review contingency plans and evaluate key safety benchmarks to ensure a safe return to camp.
Scholarships — financial assistance for families who need it
Although we offer a tier-based payment program for the option of discounted camp fees, we understand some families may need additional assistance. It is our goal that every camper who desires to attend camp, will be able to. We will work with you to help your child attend camp. Due to the generous support of individuals, congregations, and the Presbyteries of Grand Canyon and de Cristo, Montlure has some additional funds available for scholarships to help families who need financial assistance to cover the camp fees for Tier A.
Transportation — pick-up locations from Phoenix and Tucson
We have various pick-up locations from the Tucson and Phoenix areas. When you register for camp, you will select which location is closest to you. You are also welcome to provide your own transportation, if desired. However, there is no discount for transportation.
