Camp Timberlane,in Wisconsin's north woods, is a warm family environment that is genuinely non-competitive, emphasizing fun and friendship. Our well trained, mature staff appreciates the profound impact they have on our campers.

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Eagle River, WI

Do more with your summer! The camp program at Towering Pines fosters individual growth through purposeful play and skill development in a supportive away from home environment. Camp is fun with friends doing sports activities in the great outdoors!

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Birch Trail is the summer experience of a lifetime for girls ages 7-15. Campers participate in endless activities and have incredible outdoor adventures. You'll make life-long friendships with girls from all over the world.

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Eagle River, WI

Summers at Camp Woodland are filled with face-to--face connections, age appropriate activities in the great outdoors and time to fully engage in the process. Putting it simply, there are skills to learn, laughter to share and leadership skills to develop & practice at camp!

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Fun is at the heart of SNC! In our beautiful natural setting, we combine adventure, learning, and kindness to support each camper’s growth. Our nurturing community helps first-time campers feel confident, make friends easily, and try new activities. At SNC, every child is encouraged to be their true selves—maybe that’s why 92% of our campers return each summer. It’s a place where joy and belonging come naturally.

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Eagle River, WI

For a sports oriented camp, Menominee takes a unique approach to competition. You don't have to be a great athlete to be liked, accepted or part of the team. In other words, you're not perfect! Try you best, learn from mistakes and enjoy yourself.

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Eagle River, WI

Camp Marimeta for Girls is nestled within the glorious pine forests of Northern Wisconsin. Since 1947 Marimeta has been providing girls ages 7-15 the opportunity to build skills and self-confidence in a caring and loving atmosphere.

Eagle River, WI

Sports-based program designed to develop self-esteem. Specialize in land and water sports. ACA accredited. Medical staff in residence. Friends for a lifetime. Nut free. Our staff are heroes to our campers.

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Boulder Junction, WI

For over 100 years the values, philosophy and spirit of Manito-wish has continued to develop character and strengthen leadership skills of participants ages 10-17. Manito-wisher campers, as well as our staff, return home from summer camp, outpost and leadership programs ready to positively influence the world in which they live.

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Camp Ehawee
Mindoro, WI

Camp Ehawee: The place where girls learn to love camp.

Porter Gymnastic Camp
Rhinelander, WI

Porter Gymnastics and Ball Sports Camp is a Camp for Gymnast and Siblings and Friends.

Chippewa Ranch Camp
Eagle River, WI
Lake Lucerne Camp & Retreat Center
Neshkoro, WI

Explore Faith, Have Fun, Build Friendships in a safe and nurturing camp environment.

OCSA Athletic Day Camp
Oregon, WI

At OCSA your youth will participate in many athletic activities. The camp is for participants of all abilities ages 8-13. Focus is on skill development, enjoyment of sports, individual health, social interaction, and fun.

Camp Nicolet for Girls
Eagle River, WI

Family-owned and operated since 1944, at Camp Nicolet we provide a safe, fun, inclusive environment in which girls develop an understanding of and appreciation for self, others, and the natural world through exciting activities, community living, and outdoor adventure. Catch the Nicolet spirit!

Wildcard Gymnastics- Gymnastics Day Camp
Brookfield, WI

Come to Wildcard Gymnastics this summer for tons of flipping good fun! Fly, dance, flip and flip and flop! Campers will be show off as they star in Wildcard's Summer Spectacular!

Rainbow Ridge Farm Camp
Onalaska, WI

Hands-on farm adventures. At Rainbow Ridge Farm Camp, children learn to care for animals, cultivate and harvest vegetables, and learn what it means to be good stewards of the earth.

Timbertop Camp for Youth with Learning Disabilities
Plover, WI

A Wisconsin Summer Camp for Youth with Learning Disabilities / Differences. Timbertop is an overnight camp designed for boys and girls that have been identified by their School District as needing extra help for a special learning need.

Champions (Brookfield, Wisconsin)
Brookfield, WI

Arts and crafts, science and nature, sports, group games, cooking, and field trips.

HAWS Summer Camps
Delafield, WI

Our camp kids are taught to show compassion for all living things through animal interactions and character-driven programming. Campers will be walking dogs, cuddling cats, holding snakes, hiking trails, playing games, making crafts and more!




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WI Directory Overview

Wisconsin camp statistics within this directory. Percentages reflect share of all directory listings.
Statistic Wisconsin % of Dir.
Total Listings793.5%
Day Camps352.4%
Resident Camps594.9%
Family Camps225.9%
Travel Camps124.6%
Coed Camps552.8%
All-Girls Camps206.4%
All-Boys Camps116.0%

Format counts may overlap.

Price Range and Age by Format

Listings offering that format exclusively. Fewer than 5 listings omitted. Prices reflect director-reported brackets.
Format Price/Wk Ages Coed%
DayUnder $100 - $7517 - 13100%
Resident$150 - $1,3517 - 1752%

Ages = median values. Prices = director-reported brackets.

Top specialty categories for Wisconsin within this directory, filtered by minimum listing count and quality score.
Specialty Listings % of State % of Category
General Program5468.4%4.8%
Family Camps2227.8%5.9%
Adventure Camps1215.2%4.1%
Travel Camps1215.2%5.0%
Horseback Riding Camps911.4%3.7%


General Notes About Camps in the State of Wisconsin

Wisconsin’s summer climate is perfect for outdoor exploration, with warm, sunny days ideal for hiking, swimming, and sports. The state’s cool evenings offer a great environment for campfires, group activities, and relaxation after a busy day. The diverse climate, from the lakeshores to the forests, ensures that campers enjoy comfortable weather, making Wisconsin a prime location for nature camps and outdoor activities.

Wisconsin’s landscape is a remarkable mix of urban environments and expansive natural beauty, making it ideal for diverse summer camps. In cities like Madison and Milwaukee, day camps focus on sports, arts, and education, with easy access to parks, museums, cultural landmarks, and the vibrant city atmosphere. Moving beyond the cities, the state’s natural beauty becomes even more evident. The Northwoods region, renowned for its dense forests and pristine lakes, offers ample opportunities for hiking, canoeing, and wildlife exploration. In the northern part of the state, the Chain O’Lakes in the Fox River Valley provides interconnected lakes perfect for water-based activities like boating, kayaking, and fishing. The Wisconsin River, flowing from the northern woods to the southern plains, offers scenic spots for rafting, canoeing, and exploration, with opportunities for environmental education along its banks. Wisconsin is also home to numerous large and small lake chains, including the Eagle River Chain of Lakes and the Minocqua Chain of Lakes, which together create a network of waterways that campers can explore. These lake chains provide ample space for water sports, fishing, and environmental education camps focused on aquatic ecosystems. The Great Lakes to the east, particularly Lake Michigan, offer stunning coastlines for beach activities, kayaking, and marine life exploration, as well as opportunities to study coastal ecosystems and engage in water-based conservation projects. Heading further west, the Driftless Area provides an entirely different terrain with its rugged hills, deep valleys, and winding rivers, ideal for hiking, rock climbing, and outdoor education.

Wisconsin’s ecosystems, including its dense forests, wetlands, and lakes, provide an excellent setting for ecological education. Nature camps throughout the state allow campers to learn about local wildlife, conservation, and sustainability. From the vast forests in the north, home to black bears, wolves, and diverse plant life, to the wetlands surrounding the Great Lakes, campers can explore ecosystems and take part in activities like wildlife tracking, habitat restoration, and water quality testing. The state’s commitment to preserving its natural resources is reflected in the hands-on environmental programs, helping campers gain a deeper understanding of the importance of protecting Wisconsin’s unique habitats.