Camp Chesterfield

Camp Chesterfield is a historic spiritual campus spanning 44 acres in northern Indiana that serves as a gathering place for those with spiritual interests. The site includes a cathedral, chapel, hotel, garden of prayer, labyrinth, and numerous other structures arranged across the grounds.

Founded in 1891, the site grew from temporary tents and wooden structures into permanent buildings over several decades. This transformation reflects the expansion of the spiritualist movement in Indiana and its establishment as an institutional center.

The grounds hold buildings named after spiritual traditions and a trail of world religions that invites visitors to walk and reflect on different faith practices. Many who come here find the space encourages personal contemplation and connection with diverse spiritual perspectives.

The camp is accessible from the Interstate 69 corridor and reachable via State Road 32 from Chesterfield. Visitors should plan for a leisurely walk since buildings and pathways are spread across the entire property.

The property contains a Native American memorial and totem pole, features that show how this center brings together perspectives from different spiritual traditions. These elements serve as tangible reminders of the inclusive spiritual vision that guides the space.

Location: Indiana

Website: http://campchesterfield.net

GPS coordinates: 40.11667,-85.59722

Latest update: December 9, 2025 18:44