Spanning 712.9+/- acres in Jackson County, Indiana, near Seymour, this property offers rolling hills, wooded trails, multiple bodies of water, and over 100 buildings and site improvements, with documented lodging capacity for more than 700 guests. SpringHill Camps is ready for its next chapter. Lodging areas are arranged in distinct clusters around and near a +/- 38-acre lake, with convenient access to the water. Roads and utilities run the full perimeter of the lake. Lodging ranges from smaller cabin-style buildings to larger group lodges, with several of the newest structures built as recently as 2018. Three major structures anchor the layout of the campus. The dining hall is a large meeting area with a commercial kitchen and a stage. The main lodge contains a welcome center, management offices, store space, and a large meeting room overlooking the main lake. The feature guest log cabin is a 4-bed, 4.5-bath home set on a secluded peninsula. Recreational infrastructure includes equestrian facilities, climbing walls, ziplines, pickleball and basketball courts, human foosball, a target sports range, and waterfront programming space along the lake. On-site utilities (water, electric, internet, and private sewer/lagoon) serve the primary developed areas of the property, supporting group lodging, dining, and recreational programming. Established interior roads connect the primary developed areas of the campus, including the lake, lodging clusters, and recreational and administrative buildings. The property sits approximately 90 minutes from both Indianapolis and Louisville, Kentucky, near the 18,000-acre Jackson-Washington State Forest and Starve Hollow State Recreation Area. Since its founding, SpringHill Camps has operated here as a Christian camp and retreat ministry, hosting generations of guests for faith-based programming, fellowship, and spiritual growth. Its reputation reaches well beyond Jackson County.