Camp Hanover has a variety of lodging options, from simple to modern, to accommodate groups. All sleeping quarters have air-conditioning and heat to keep your group comfortable in any season. We also offer tent camping for those who like to get even closer to nature. The majority of our beds are twin-sized.
- Newell Cabin: sleeps 10 in 4 bedrooms with private bathrooms (one accessible). Includes a kitchenette, outdoor deck, screened porch, and a spacious meeting room.
- Wise Cabins: sleep 40 in 4 duplex cabins. Each side of a duplex has five beds (some bunks) and a private bathroom. A lockable door separates the two sides. One cabin is handicap accessible.
- Koinonia Lodge: sleeps 10 in 2 bedrooms (some beds are twin-over-full bunks). Also has a large meeting room, kitchen, and two bathrooms.
- Longhouses: sleep 160 total in 20 simple structures. Each longhouse has eight twin beds. Longhouses are sited in groups of two, each with a small covered picnic area and fire circle. Guests use a nearby bathhouse.

As part of our ministry of hospitality, we prepare nutritious, home-cooked meals for groups ranging in size from 15 to 200. We serve food family style – part of our small group camping philosophy – and second helpings are always available! Vegetarian options and alternative menus for guests with special dietary needs are available with advanced notice. We are a peanut- and tree nut-free facility.

Camp Hanover has several outdoor worship spaces that can accommodate groups of a variety of sizes.

We offer many flexible meeting spaces to suit your needs. Large groups meet in Wise Lodge, our main dining facility.
- Wise Lodge: 85’ x 32’ meeting space, can accommodate 200 at round tables
- Knoxwood Lodge: 40’ x 25’ meeting space
- Koinonia Lodge: 27' x 22' meeting space
- Newell Cabin
- Knoxwood Pavilion
- Norfleet Pavilion

Our pool can accommodate up to 100 guests. Our lake covers approximately 14 of our 600 acres and includes a Celtic cross-shaped dock. Use of the pool and lake are permitted only when a Camp Hanover lifeguard is available. All boaters must wear properly secured personal flotation devices (PFDs, also known as lifejackets) at all times when in or around the boat.