Bald eagles, osprey, loons, owls, hawks, and a great many other birds are all part of the Clearwater Forest ecological community. Bear, deer, fox, porcupine, raccoon, ermine, and other creatures also call Clearwater Forest home. Clearwater Lake has a surface area of approximately 900 acres and is filled with a healthy variety of fish. Clearwater Forest presents 35 to 50 programs each year including summer youth camps, women's retreats, clergy continuing education and renewal events, non-summer youth retreats, confirmation class retreats, family events, Elderhostels and other senior adult programs. Loon Point and Grouse Circle campgrounds are open from May through early October.
Food service is also available year-round.
Wills, insurance policies, trusts and annuities are wonderful ways to ensure this special place can continue to serve others for years to come. For more information, call our office today. To be good stewards of Clearwater Forest's natural environment. Clearwater Forest is owned and operated as a ministry of the Presbytery of the Twin Cities Area, the Presbytery of Northern Waters, the Presbytery of Minnesota Valleys, the Presbytery of Northern Plains, and the Synod of Lakes and Prairies .