 It was most famously owned by the Catholic Church in the later half of the 20th century and used as a spiritual retreat for nuns.Much folklore surrounds the camp, citing tales of pregnant nuns, infanticide, satanic worship, and hell-hounds.The camp made it on national headlines in October 1997 when 2 different groups of teenagers (one group of 8 and one group of 30 later in the night) were herded into the empty swimming pool, tied up, and harassed by three shotgun wielding watchmen.