Valle de Adoración Camp & Retreat Center (Praise Valley Camp & Retreat Center) began as a vision in 2003 when WWHO's founder Ernesto Fuentes saw the valley and felt it was the perfect place to worship God, and he spontaneously prayed, "Give us God, this land for a camp." He approached the farmers who owned it and they were moved by God and agreed to donate 14 acres to the ministry for a camp. WWHO broke ground in January of 2006, and today the campus consists of 63 acres. It is open 365 days of the year and used primarily for outreach, training, and fellowship. The facilities are complete with 2 chapels, 3 dormitories, 5 classrooms, kitchen & dining room, sports facility, swimming pools, fire pit, hiking trails, and plenty of open space for any event. 

 

The camp is used often for adult retreats, training, pastoral support, kids and youth retreats and camps, Sharing Hope outreach, and celebrations such as weddings and quiencenteras. It is also used to house mission trip groups coming from the United States that desire to help in any of WWHO's ministries. There are many opportunities to serve via a mission trip.

 

In the first 14 years of existence the camp has witnessed over 2000 baptisms at the camp. Just as Ernesto envisioned, this place truly is a perfect place to worship God.