Cabin Camp 4 -Pleasant

I attended this camp, as the ‘Camping Instructor’, in the summer of 1977 when I was a sophomore in college. Back then it was called Camp Pleasant. I took the campers on overnight camping trips. I have taught my kids, and many friends, some of the songs we sang at Camp Pleasant. It was great fun!

I've been coming to PWPF camps for 20 years. The scenery is beautiful. They keep the cabins rustic and as original as the can to when they were built, but they also provide modern necessities. The camps history is very interesting, I've had some of the cool rangers tell me about it. Most of the rangers and hosts I've met over the years have been great. There have been a few jerks, but they seem to weed them out if you let them know.

I use to attend this camp and 2 others when I was a kid I always looked forward to seeing old friends and meeting new friends this was the best experience. A lot of things I learned to do I still use those skills to this day thank you camp pleasant. I still remember the songs we use to sing while walking around the camp ground I always said when I grew up I would come back as a camp counselor . Had no idea this place still exist

I had an absolutely fantastic time doing a tooth man saw demonstration / participation at the Heritage Fest in Prince William Forest Park. The children just loved using the two-man saw and taking a piece of cedar wood to have it stamped with the Prince William Forest Park marking.

My kids had a great experience here.

We had fun camping out great place to came out of your scared to camp in a tent they have cabins.

Nice historical sire

Great cabins for an easy group camping experience.