About Keystone Camp
Keystone Camps were started in 1988 out of a desire for a summer camp that replicates the standards and teachings followed and endorsed by Keystone Mennonite Fellowship. It started as a one week camp and over time grew into two weeks divided by age. As time went on, the decision was than made to transition to a segregated camp to offer one week for boys and one week for girls. Since this change we can now focus on activities and chapel sessions that are applicable to gender as well as avoid unnecessary boy/girl drama.
Rubies Girls Camp Registration
opens on March 3, 2025
Arrows Boys Camp Registration
opens on April 7, 2025
Jadon Mast - Keystone Camps Director
Jadon Mast serves as the director of Keystone Camps. He and his wife, Jen, have four girls. Jadon enjoys mechanics, the outdoors, and keeping life simple. They attend Susquehanna Mennonite Church.
Austin Brubaker - Assistant Director
Austin Brubaker serves as the assistant director of Keystone Camps. Austin and his wife Kim have three boys and one girl. Their family enjoys meeting new people, good food, and good conversation. Austin struggles to remember new names, to jump as high as he used to, and to leave events in “timely” manner. They attend East District Mennonite Church.
Other Staff
Volunteers are always needed to make camp happen. Activity directors, camp pastors, cooks, counselors, and junior counselors all play a vital role in camp.
FAQ
How does camp worK?
Every summer Keystone hosts a one-week camp for girls and a few weeks later a one-week camp for boys.
Keystone rents the facilities of Promised Land Camp.
Who is camp for?
Camp is for boys and girls ages 9-14. We are committed to serving the Conservative Anabaptist Community and give preference to those who are a part of Keystone Mennonite Fellowship.