Millstone 4-H Camp

Worth knowing

• Fourteen heated and cooled cabins each sleep 11 on five bunk beds and one loft bed, each with its own bathroom.
• The 150-seat dining hall pairs with a permitted commercial kitchen stocked for 150, and both can be rented without the cabins.
• The SECU 4-H Learning Center seats 100 at tables and an open-air rec hall with a stage fits about 200.
• Rentals page states total sleeping capacity of 170 and year-round rental use, including weddings and retreats.
• The camp's own pages list no rental rates; a 2020 NC 4-H page quoted $160 a night per cabin.

What the operator states

Sleeps

Rentals page gives overall sleeping capacity 170 (14 cabins plus a staff house); the facilities page says each of 14 cabins sleeps 11 (154 in cabins). A 2020 NC 4-H page lists $160 per night for cabins sleeping up to 11.

Largest single building

Sleeps 11

Bathrooms

Each cabin has an attached bathroom with 2 toilets, 3 sinks and 2 showers

Sleeping setup

Bunks

Kitchen

Permitted commercial kitchen: two convection ovens, ten gas burners, tilt skillet, dishwasher, mixer, fryer, walk-in cooler and freezer; place settings for 150

Meals and dining

Farm Credit Dining Hall seats 150 on the facilities page (170 on the rentals page), heated and cooled with a brick fireplace; can be rented on its own

Meeting space

SECU 4-H Learning Center (100 seated at tables, 154 without; 50 by 50 auditorium; conference room seating 10; catering kitchen); open-air recreation hall (about 200 per rentals page) with stage; 4-H museum

Outdoors

High ropes course, archery and rifle range, pool, lake, fire circles, nature trails and boating; operating since 1939

Season

Rented year-round; summer camp runs seasonally

Group rules

Ask for NC 4-H's camp policies. Office open Monday to Friday 8 to 5, closed Sunday.

Price

Cabin sleeping up to 11: $160 per night (2020 NC 4-H rental page; rental-only, no meals, programs or services) (2020-10-28 (NC 4-H rental page; confirm current rate); confirm before you rely on it)

Ask before you book

Built from what the operator's page left open when we checked.

1. Is your stated capacity the permitted occupancy, or a count of every bed and sofa?
2. Can a church bus or coach reach the building, and how many cars fit?
3. Which rooms and bathrooms work for a wheelchair or walker?
4. Are pets allowed?
5. Is alcohol allowed on the property?
6. What is the minimum stay?

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Also read what "sleeps 30" really means and the full question list.

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