Since the establishment of Khalsa Camp UK in 1990, Khalsa Camps have been spreading across the globe and we are, with the grace of Maharaj, attempting to create the same experience here in the East Coast of the United States. 

We hold regular annual camps throughout the eastern United States on Khalsa philosophy to aid anyone who wishes to learn. This is done through Khalsa Darbars and Khalsa Talks, with a team of knowledgeable Sikh speakers.

What short events do not give the opportunity to attendees to do is practice what is discussed; this is where Khalsa Camp fills the gap.

Khalsa Camp is the longest running Sikh philosophy camp in the UK, with branches around the world. Established in 1990, the main aim of the camp, and of all our other events, is to help you ‘Discover the Spirit Within’.

The event gives you the opportunity to put into practice the ideas and philosophy that is shared through the divine words of Sri Guru Granth Sahib Ji. For more details on Khalsa Camp visit www.KhalsaCampec.org and check out the Khalsa Camp in your area.

What do we do?

There are several projects which we are conducting, including the following:

• Khalsa Camp EC – this is our flagship project which offers individuals from a Sikh and non-Sikh background the opportunity to put into practice discussions around spirituality and meditation. The camp is the longest running Sikh retreat in the UK and has developed into branches around the world.

• The Sikh Parenting Course – aimed at anyone who is a grandparent, parent, about to become one or will be some time in the future, the course on parenting in Sikhi is explored through a half day course. Find out more on the Sikh Parenting Course section.

• Khalsa Darbar – aimed at those wishing to learn about philosophy and history by field experts, these are pre-arranged events which take place in Gurdwara’s across the US.

• Sikhi Day Camps or Khalsa Day Camps – aimed at those who have more of a western influence in their upbringing, these events look to explore spirituality in modern society and how one can find time to connect with their inner-being.

• Gurdwara based Sikhi Camps – aimed at those who don’t usually attend the Gurdwara or may have been so for a number of years but due to language barriers, they have had a limited education on Gurmat.