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10776 Asbury Rd

Hiram, OH 44234

+1 (330) 569-3171

https://campasbury.org

Established in 1957, Asbury Camp and Retreat Center is a year-round camp and retreat center owned and operated by the East Ohio Conference of The United Methodist Church. Located in the northern Portage County, Ohio., the camp provides various activities, such as archery, biking, camping, high/low ropes challenge courses, giant swing, outdoor climbing wall and disc golf. Asbury Camp and Retreat Center hosts weekday and weekend retreats and events for religious congregations, schools, community organizations and community agencies. The camp provides program assistance to retreat and outdoor education groups.

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