Camp Anokijig is an overnight, resident camp for children ages 7-16. Resident camp provides the opportunity for children to choose from a wide variety of camp activities and do it all. We also offer a very popular horse camp where campers spend a portion of their day learning horsecare and riding techniques on our working ranch. Our specialty programs combine all the activities of "Resident Camp" with a focus on one particular activity for part of the day. Choose from Fishing Expeditions, Competitive Swimming, Theater in the Woods, Comedy Camp, Yoga, or Teen Adventure Challenge. Optional day trips are also available for campers in grades 7 and up. Choose from paintball, whitewater rafting, a trip to Noah's Ark Waterpark, teambuilding on a high ropes course, cave spelunking, go-karting. If high adventure is for your child, sign up for one of our Adventure trips. Choose from Sylvania Wilderness Canoe & Fishing, Rock, Roll, & Splash Adventure, Mini Flambeau Combo, Apostle Island Sea Kayaking, or Whitewater Adventure. Space is limited. Please visit our website for more detailed information about all programs.

Camp Black Hawk offers programs for girls ages 8 to 17. Our programs vary from rock climbing and canoeing to photography, horseback riding, and adventurous trips around the Midwest and US. Camp Black offers 320 acres of lakes, forests and fields to be explored.

The Shell Lake Arts Center attracts talented students of all levels of ability from all over the country, and often internationally. Along with the oldest jazz camp in the nation, are week-long camps in rock, concert band, piano, show choir, dance, musical theatre, acting & playwriting, trumpet, guitar, saxophone, film etc. Visual arts camps include painting, drawing and pottery. New this year is African Drumming, Singprovise! Jazz Vocals, and Summer Choir! Shell Lake Arts Center also offers adult music mini-camps.

Hosted by Mount Mary’s Art and Design Division, Art for Youth celebrates its 30th year! Workshops for students in Grades K-12 can enjoy art experiences that make connections in literature, history, math and science and the world at large.
Morning and afternoon sessions are available and include painting, mask-making, mosaics, book-making and illustrating, ceramics, mixed media, drawing, sculpture and wearable art.
New this year is Studio Studies workshops for high school students. On-site visits to some of Milwaukee’s treasured landmarks will serve as inspiration for studio experiences. Professional artists/instructors will guide participants in expressing themselves through a variety of media as they discover their own creative process.
Sessions run from June 21 – July 2 with a culminating production and exhibition featuring work from all of the programs on Friday, July 1 from 6:00 – 8:00 p.m.
One week, half-day sessions are $75.00.