Camp Zion Tagaytay Gallery

Browse the Upper A-Frame, Lower A-Frame, gazebo, pavilion, kitchen, and outdoor spaces. Each A-Frame has a private bedroom and bathroom; reserve both for an exclusive Camp Zion stay with the shared spaces entirely for your group.

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Open-door hospitality

Abraham welcomed travelers beneath the trees (Genesis 18), so the guest cabins carry his name.

Upper A-Frame bedroomUpper A-Frame lounge
Upper A-Frame detailsUpper A-Frame interior
Upper A-Frame bathroomUpper A-Frame corner
Upper A-Frame living room
Lower A-Frame bedroom
Lower A-Frame details
Lower A-Frame bathroom
Outside of A-FrameOn-premises parking 02
A-Frame approach
Outside of A-Frame
On-premises parking 01

02

Joy shared aloud

Isaac's name is tied to laughter (Genesis 21:6), fitting a place made for easy, joyful time together.

Your own corner for movie nights, karaoke, morning coffee, and the kind of conversations that run past midnight.

Isaac's Gazebo 01
Isaac's Gazebo 02
Isaac's Gazebo 03
Isaac's Gazebo 04

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A table for the family

From Jacob came a great household (Genesis 35:10-12), echoed here in a space where groups gather as one.

An open dining and recreation space with its own bathroom, views of the greenery, and room for everyone to settle in.

Jacob's Pavilion outdoorsPavilion workstation
Pavilion exteriorPavilion corner
Pavilion dining areaTable tennis in Pavilion
Pavilion dining lounge

04

Care that makes a home

Mary evokes attentive care and a willing welcome (Luke 1:38; John 2:5), the spirit behind a kitchen shared with guests.

A practical kitchen for slow breakfasts, quick snacks, or a full home-cooked meal together.

Mary's Kitchen 01
Mary's Kitchen 02
Mary's Kitchen 03
Isaac's Gazebo glowing at dusk

Stay for the quiet. Remember the togetherness.

Choose your dates and tell us who's coming. We'll help you plan the rest of your Camp Zion stay.

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