Bishop Lodge was constructed from 1963 to 1964 and is named after Eugenio Karl Bishop. Mr. Bishop was a Kiwanian and teacher in the Whittier area for 36 years, with a strong interest in community welfare, particularly at the YMCA. The stone fireplace in the main room was dedicated in his name.

Bishop Lodge is often used to house the volunteer directing staff during various camp sessions, or it is sometimes used for camp-wide functions, such as the chapel, during inclement weather or snow. It is highly suitable for group meetings and retreats. It consists of two floors. On the bottom floor lies the main meeting area and fireplace, as well as bathrooms and two rooms containing bunk beds which can sleep 10 people (4 in one room and 6 in the other). In one of these rooms, there is a refrigerator and cabinets for storing items. Upstairs, accessible by steps, contains 5 separate rooms with beds to sleep 3 people in each room and two common bathrooms. There is a deck at one end of the upstairs hallway.

Photos of Bishop Lodge exterior and downstairs interior areas are shown below:

Photos of Bishop Lodge upstairs interior areas are shown below.