Montlure is owned by the two Presbyteries of Arizona; the Grand Canyon Presbytery and the de Cristo Presbytery.
Montlure is a special place for children, youth and adults in the ministries of the church. It provides the opportunity for a Christian experience in a setting that places it apart from the everyday world. It brings campers in touch with the beauty of creation where God’s role in their lives is made real and enriches their relationships with others. The primary emphasis of this ministry is to offer a Christian experience through a carefully developed curriculum and competent directors and counselors who staff the camp each week. Summer overnight camping sessions are held for grades 4 through high school seniors, and day camps are held for grades 1 through 6. Countless generations have benefited from the Montlure camping experience each summer.

Montlure is owned by the two Presbyteries of Arizona; the Grand Canyon Presbytery and the de Cristo Presbytery. Montlure is a special place for children, youth and adults in the ministries of the church. It provides the opportunity for a Christian experience in a setting that places it apart from the everyday world. It brings campers in touch with the beauty of creation where God’s role in their lives is made real and enriches their relationships with others. The primary emphasis of this ministry is to offer a Christian experience through a carefully developed curriculum and competent directors and counselors who staff the camp each week. Summer overnight camping sessions are held for grades 4 through high school seniors, and day camps are held for grades 1 through 6. Countless generations have benefited from the Montlure camping experience each summer.

The reason Montlure exists today is due to the endless effort of the Montlure Council and staff who ensure the business of camp is accounted for and given the appropriate attention and action when needed. The Council is composed of members of all ages, from both de Cristo and Grand Canyon Presbyteries. The Council meets on a quarterly basis, along with monthly committee meetings.

The reason Montlure exists today is due to the endless effort of the Montlure Council and staff who ensure the business of camp is accounted for and given the appropriate attention and action when needed. The Council is composed of members of all ages, from both de Cristo and Grand Canyon Presbyteries. The Council meets on a quarterly basis, along with monthly committee meetings.

Montlure’s story begins with those who had a vision of what camping ministry could do in the lives of Arizonans nearly 100 years ago. Today, we continue to be faithful with the foundations that generations before have left us, and we are planning for the future and what we might leave to the future generations of Montlure campers. Click the buttons below to read on about our past, present, and future hope for the mission and ministry of Montlure.

Montlure’s story begins with those who had a vision of what camping ministry could do in the lives of Arizonans nearly 100 years ago. Today, we continue to be faithful with the foundations that generations before have left us, and we are planning for the future and what we might leave to the future generations of Montlure campers. Click the buttons below to read on about our past, present, and future hope for the mission and ministry of Montlure.