Twenty-two acres stewarded for rest

Before it became a Christian haven, this soil drew miners seeking placer gold along gravel creek beds. Today, those same stone-strewn banks offer guests peaceful rock-hounding for native agates and sapphires, quiet meditation, and restorative riverside reflection.

Resident caretakers live on the property year-round, tending woodstoves, clearing hiking paths, and keeping every cabin and campsite orderly. We maintain this mountain soil so visitors can put aside daily noise and listen closely for God's still voice.

Life along Echo Valley

Photographs of our cabins, mountain timber trails, rough sapphires unearthed from gravel pans, and quiet evenings around open hearth stones.

We exist to keep Christian mountain fellowship accessible to every family, church body, and wanderer.

As an independent non-denominational ministry, our fees directly support grounds preservation, youth camp subsidies, and free Bible distribution. Every dollar stays rooted here in Powell County.

Cabin, RV, and campsite reservations open year-round for individuals and church groups.