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Air-Conditioned Camper Lodges

Separate boys' and girls' residential lodges give Campers a comfortable, air-conditioned place to recharge, connect with cabinmates and feel at home.

Air-conditioned residential buildings
Separate boys' and girls' lodges
Counselor supervision
Shared social spaces

Look around Camper Lodges.

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These are the beautiful facilities of The Vanguard School, which is the home of Camp Frontier.

Boys gathered in front of the Camp Frontier Boys Lodge sign
Boys’ Lodge community

Where Camp friendships grow

The lodge is more than a place to sleep. It is where Campers begin and end each day with their cabin group, build routines, share stories and form the friendships that make Camp feel like home.

Rooms designed for each age group

Trailblazers and Explorers sleep in bunk beds, with up to four Campers per room. Pioneers sleep in single beds, four Campers per room. Adventurers sleep in single beds, two Campers per room.

Comfort after a full Florida day

Air conditioning, indoor common areas and convenient access to the central camp give Campers the rest and reset they need between active days.

A room for every age group.

Our air-conditioned lodges provide a comfortable home base, with room arrangements suited to each Camper’s age group.

Camper sleeping arrangements
Cabin groupBedsCampers per room
TrailblazersBunk bedsUp to 4
ExplorersBunk bedsUp to 4
PioneersSingle beds4
AdventurersSingle beds2
An actual Camp Frontier Camper room with wooden bunk beds
Camper bunk room
Wooden bunk beds and Camper bedding inside a Camp Frontier lodge room
A home base for younger Campers
Another view of a Camp Frontier lodge room showing the bunk beds
Room to rest and recharge
A Summer of Fun, Friends and New Frontiers

See where their camp story can begin.