Young Life maintains summer camps in 18 American states as well as camps in British Columbia, Canada, the Dominican Republic, Scotland, Armenia, and France.
These camps incorporate Christian messages presented in a camp setting along with typical camp activities.
The most recent Young Life property is Camp Lonehollow in Vanderpool, Texas, purchased in the Spring of 2019.

The largest of Young Life's camps is the Washington Family Ranch (and accompanying Big Muddy Ranch Airport) in Antelope, Oregon.
The ranch was formerly the site of Rajneeshpuram, an intentional living community centered on the Rajneesh movement, which in September 1984 used it to carry out the largest terrorist bioweapons attack on US soil.


Young Life also runs local Young Life clubs for high school and college students, held weekly and in local areas, which include singing, skits, and where the Christian gospel is explained in short talks.
There are around 700 Young Life Club chapters worldwide.
Throughout the United States, some Young Life clubs are held in places such as churches or other places such as barns, fields, etc.
Not every Young Life is set to one school.
Each club is composed of volunteers who contribute their time to mentor and assist high school students based on Christian values and principles
Young Life also has branches specifically for teen moms called Young Lives, and for adolescents with special needs and disabilities called Capernaum.

There is also an opportunity for high school and college kids who are walking in a relationship with Jesus to serve at camps for 3-4 weeks.
High school students are invited to do “Work Crew” which includes serving campers meals, cleaning up around camp, and doing outdoor work.
College-age students help with the activities around camp such as lifeguarding, ropes course helper, snack shack worker, etc.
Young Life maintains summer camps in 18 American states as well as camps in British Columbia, Canada, the Dominican Republic, Scotland, Armenia, and France. These camps incorporate Christian messages presented in a camp setting along with typical camp activities. The most recent Young Life property is Camp Lonehollow in Vanderpool, Texas, purchased in the Spring of 2019.
The largest of Young Life's camps is the Washington Family Ranch (and accompanying Big Muddy Ranch Airport) in Antelope, Oregon. The ranch was formerly the site of Rajneeshpuram, an intentional living community centered on the Rajneesh movement, which in September 1984 used it to carry out the largest terrorist bioweapons attack on US soil.

Young Life also runs local Young Life clubs for high school and college students, held weekly and in local areas, which include singing, skits, and where the Christian gospel is explained in short talks. There are around 700 Young Life Club chapters worldwide. Throughout the United States, some Young Life clubs are held in places such as churches or other places such as barns, fields, etc. Not every Young Life is set to one school. Each club is composed of volunteers who contribute their time to mentor and assist high school students based on Christian values and principles
Young Life also has branches specifically for teen moms called Young Lives, and for adolescents with special needs and disabilities called Capernaum. 
There is also an opportunity for high school and college kids who are walking in a relationship with Jesus to serve at camps for 3-4 weeks. High school students are invited to do “Work Crew” which includes serving campers meals, cleaning up around camp, and doing outdoor work. College-age students help with the activities around camp such as lifeguarding, ropes course helper, snack shack worker, etc.
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