Camp Men-O-Lan is the oldest continuously operating Mennonite camp in North America, established in 1941 by the Eastern District Conference of the General Conference Mennonite Church. The camp name is a derivative of Mennonite and Landis, the name of the denomination and the surname of the donor of the original property for the camp, J. Walter Landis.

The camp is located on 174 acres in historic Upper Bucks County, PA. Open year round, camp facilities include 11 cabins housing up to 16 campers each,  a dormitory, swimming pool, lake, paddle boats and canoes, challenge course, water slide, gymnasium, and an environmentally planned trail system.