Bald Eagle Boys Camp is a wilderness therapeutic camp for boys in Mill Hall, Pennsylvania. Its public website describes a program for boys ages 9-15 that uses an immersive outdoor setting to develop responsibility, leadership, self-discipline, emotional resilience, and family growth.

The camp traces its origins to a board formed in 1990 by Mennonite businessmen and says it began operating in January 1995 with three campers and five full-time staff members. The camp states that it can serve up to forty boys and that it is part of the Wilderness Road Therapeutic Camping Association, which uses the Loughmiller camping model.

Public sources include the camp's homepage, about page, and program FAQ.