Overnight Accommodations
With 650 acres of property to explore, we understand if you don't want to spend too much time inside, but it's nice to know it's there when needed. The Traditional Cabin-style accommodation can house up to 250 guests; available from May-October. While the Lodges accommodate up to 72 guests year-round.
Cabin Interior
Cabin Exterior
Cabin Interior
Our traditional cabins have five bunk beds; maximum capacity of 10 people or eight campers and two staff members for our summer camps. Each cabin also comes with shelving, a bench seat, electricity, lights, and a small fan. Shared designated washrooms and shower facilities are only a short walk away.
These dormitory-style lodges house six rooms, each with two bunk beds. At maximum capacity, they can sleep 24 people. Or 20 campers and four staff members during summer camps. Our lodges also have a common area, indoor washrooms/showers, and a screened-in porch. Typically, these style accommodations will be used for winter overnight groups and our youngest campers in the summer.
Lodge Common Room
Lodge Exterior
Lodge Bunk Room
Indoor Spaces
Although 650 acres is a lot of land, the majority of Camp Pine Crest activity takes place on the small peninsula between Clear, Gullwing, and Echo Lakes. Whether you're climbing high above the ground, paddling along the pristine shoreline, or have your two feet firmly planted while releasing an arrow, you're never too far from your camp friends.
Centennial Lodge
Yard House Recreation Hall
Yard House Recreation Hall
The two largest indoor spaces at Camp Pine Crest are Centennial Lodge and the Yard House Recreation Hall. Centennial Lodge is the oldest building on site, with beams dating back to the late 1800s. It was originally constructed as a church and rebuilt on Pine Crest in 1967. We currently use it for music programs, a gathering space to debrief programs, or a hiding place from inclement weather.
The Yard House Recreation Hall has been a staple at Pine Crest since 1915. One of the most recognizable buildings from land or canoe, what was once the dining hall is now a place to gather and play games. With paddles lining the walls of past campers and a view of Clear Lake that can't be beat, it's no wonder the "Rec Hall" is a favourite spot on camp.
Related Programs
Dining Halls and Meals
Outdoor Education
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YMCA Camp Pine Crest
1090 Gullwing Lake Rd
Torrance, ON
P0C 1M0
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Email: camp.pinecrest@ymcagta.org
Main Office: 1-877-878-9622
Registration Office: 1-877-303-2267