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About
Spring Canyon Conference Center

Spring Canyon’s OCF Chaplains’ Family Conference is focused on providing a place of restoration, recreation, and refreshment for our military chaplains and their families.

Our children’s program, Critter Gulch, features wilderness-based educational activities rooted in Biblical truth. Children are grouped by ages (0-2, 3-5, 6-8, 9-12) and activities include arts and crafts, exploring God’s creation, archery, horseback riding, fishing, and indoor rock climbing.

Additional childcare is available by request during your stay at Spring Canyon. Spring Canyon programs, Summer Celebration is a series of weeklong retreats featuring outstanding programs for the whole family. 

Founded in 1962
Our Staff

Col Kim and Kari Ann Hawthorne - Director

Kim became the sixth Director of Spring Canyon in December 2013. A 1986 graduate of USAFA, he retired with almost 28 years of service as an aviator in the T-37, EF-111, F-15E, and T-53. He commanded at the squadron and group levels and first attended Spring Canyon as a cadet in 1982.

He and his wife, Kari Ann, met and were married at Spring Canyon. A Wheaton College graduate, Kari Ann first experienced Spring Canyon with her family in 1969. They’ve been fortunate to pass this legacy on to their three children, Ki, Erin, and Amy Grace, third generation attendees who have all served on Spring Canyon staff.

Kim previously served 15 years on the OCF Fellowship Council, most recently as Council Vice President, and together he and Kari Ann served 25 years on the Spring Canyon Advisory Committee.

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What ages can go to Spring Canyon Conference Center?
Spring Canyon Conference Center has camps for children ages 3 to 17. Age-appropriate activities are designed to engage and inspire children at different developmental stages.
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