“Fostering Harmony Within the Human Family in an Interfaith Setting.”

The Camp, located on 200 acres of forest and farmland in the beautiful Skagit Valley, offers visitors a professional staff, clean lodges, dining and meeting facilities, a pool, trails, a garden and farm area with a variety of animals. When you arrive, come to the Warren Center to meet the staff, get a cup of coffee and just absorb the panorama that stretches out before you.

Recreational Facilities

Recreational facilities include:

• Two soccer/football fields, Softball field
• Indoor and outdoor basketball areas
• Grass and Sand volleyball courts
• Outdoor amphitheater/fire pit
• Hiking trails
• Horseshoe pits
• Swimming Pool

Accommodations

Camp Brotherhood features a vast array of Lodges -

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Pictured here is Camp Brotherhood’s very first lodge.

The architectural beauty of Fisher Lodge reflects the talent and dedication of the 13 senior architecture students at the University of Washington who designed and built the lodge in 1968, marking the beginning of Camp Brotherhood’s four decades of excellent hospitality and service.

Farm Animals

In this day, age, and culture, we have become more

and more isolated from the source of things basic to the sustenance of life. Our working farm provides a wonderful opportunity to re-connect with the animals who provide so much that we need every day. Children who have never left the city get to feed our goats, feel the power of a nearby cow, interact with the bunnies and feed an emu! When we shear our sheep and alpacas, guests get a lesson on where wool comes from!

Spring of 2009 saw the arrival of 6 calves, including the first pair of twins ever born at Camp Brotherhood! Thanks to Phil Corey, Paul Nakashima, Randal Graham and Melanie Corey for their loving care of these newborns and their mamas. Our staff take “other duties as assigned” very seriously!!

If you would like to support the continuation of our petting farm, consider making a gift to feed a cow for a year, or build a horse shelter for an anticipated arrival! Take a look at all the animals that live in the camp: Click here.

Booking Information:

Recreation & Meeting Spaces Flyer (Adobe PDF)
Camp Usage Guidelines
Contact Camp to book your group’s stay