A typical cabin group consists of 10 campers and 2 staff. Girls attend camp from June to July, and boys attend from the end of July through August. Warren, in a beautiful northwoods setting, empowers campers to be their best!
Program Emphasis
Gender
Type Of Stay
Session Options (Weeks)
General Program Family Camp Horseback Riding Camp Sailing Camp
All Girls All Boys
Resident Camp Family Camp
1
2
Age Range
Capacity
Average Cost
7 - 16
150
$501 - 600 (week)
More About Camp
Horse Camp gives campers the experience of “owning” their own horse! Activities include grooming, bridling and saddling, western riding techniques and safety around a horse. This program is designed for beginners as well as more advanced riders. There are plenty of opportunities thanks to Warren’s new riding pavilion and adjacent trails.
If you’re anxious to catch the elusive General Sherman, this emphasis camp is for you! Campers will have the opportunity to use two activity periods per day to navigate the shores of Half Moon Lake in hopes of reeling in a lunker.
Sail with us on Half Moon Lake for two activity periods a day! The Half Moon Yacht Club is a long-standing tradition at Camp Warren. The privacy of our lake provides ample opportunity or extensive sailing lessons incorporated in our skill progression program. Sailing instructors work with campers on basic and advanced sailing techniques, equipment care, tipping and safety procedures, and individual goal setting.
Come join us at the new covered archery range! You won’t want to miss this opportunity to spend two activity periods a day working on your accuracy and gaining ranks such as the Bowman and Master Archer!
Come dip your paddle into crystal-clear water while gliding past majestic pines in the Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness! On this beginner to mid-level wilderness canoe trip, campers learn the basics of wilderness canoe-tripping and minimum-impact camping. Campers begin with in-camp preparations before their 5-day trip to the BWCAW. The remainder of the 2-week session is spent doing traditional camp activities. This is a great preparation for longer canoe trips.
Traditional camp includes all of the activities you expect to find at a summer camp. Campers choose four activities to participate in over the length of their session. During this time they will follow a skill progression in their activities.
Activities and Features
Religious Emphasis
Christian
Outdoor Activities
General Outdoors Climb and Rappel Ropes Course Backpacking Hiking Rock Climbing
Performing Arts
Drama Music
Horseback Riding
Western
Individual Sports
Tennis
Water Sports
Recreational Swimming Canoeing Fishing Wind Surfing Kayaking Sailing
Arts and Crafts
General Arts and Crafts
Other Activities
Canoeing Field Games Goal Setting
Camp Address
Winter Address
3726 Miller Trunk Road
Eveleth MN, 55734 USA
612-822-2267 (tel.) 612-465-0559 (fax.)
