Our desire is for every camper to explore, learn, and serve while at HoneyRock.
Point Camps are still here! Learn to record and edit a podcast, experiment with and grow your musical talents or create and develop original works of art! Point Summer Camps have it all!
Come dance and fly with us! Learn the basics of riding or improve your skills in dressage, jumping, or eventing. Or just improve your riding skills
Experience a classic summer camp in southeastern Wisconsin. Resident camp and day camp for boys and girls ages 7 to 17. Established in 1896, the camp is known for it’s tradition, and rustic atmosphere.
AWESOME! That's Camp Highlands. A place to relax and have fun. A great staff has utilized our ideal setting to create a little magic every summer since 1904. You'll love our free video!
Est. in 1955, Harand Camp was one of the nation's first camps to combine singing, dancing, and acting with the fun of traditional camp activities. Co-ed, ages 7-18, musical theater, sports, activities, excursions & events, non-competitive family environment, modern facilities on Lake Michigan, 1-6 week overnight sessions, scholarships & payment plans available. At Harand Camp "No Man is an Island" and EVERYONE is a STAR!
Boys and girls in grades 1-6 are invited to attend an active, character-building day camp on the campus of St. John’s Northwestern Academies. Lancers Day Camp provides the perfect combination of recreational and team-building activities for a well-balanced, out-of-school experience.
Camp Birch Trails provides girls with opportunities to develop leadership skills and inspires them to develop courage, confidence and character. Girls build lifelong skills at camp, while making new friends and special memories.
A unique island camp experience on the beautiful Chain O' Lakes near Waupaca, Wisconsin. The camp offers three one-week sessions for 6th-11th grade boys, four sessions for 6th-11th grade girls, a co-ed adventure camp for 6th-11th graders, a co-ed Leadership Training Conference for 10th-12th graders, a weekend Anchor camp for 5th graders, day camps for 4th and 5th graders and a week long family camp..
ARCh Camp Pow Wow is a summer camp for children and adults with disabilities of all backgrounds and diagnoses.
Woodbrooke is a small, noncompetitive, nature oriented camp for younger children located on 162 acres. Campers thrive in a caring, safe community where each person is challenged to explore the natural world and their own talents and skills.
Camp Pepin brings campers together from near and far to build confidence, character, and lifelong friendships. Our international staff and caring counselors create a welcoming, close-knit community that celebrates each individual - regardless of background or ability. Through hands-on learning, outdoor adventure, and small-group living, kids grow into capable and compassionate people.
Gymnastics Camp At The Matinee is a structured gymnastics camp with plenty of time for FUN too! We have a structured work-out, gymnasts work in groups based on their current skills and determination
Explore Faith, Have Fun, Build Friendships in a safe and nurturing camp environment.
A summer of exciting discovery and adventure awaits at the Aldo Leopold Nature Center's Nature Discovery and Adventure Summer Camps for ages 2-16. There are more than 100 sessions to choose from like backpacking, canoeing and more.
Camp Eagle Ridge - Boys & Girls Leadership Camp is an exciting mix of a traditional summer camp experience combined with a focus on leadership training and teamwork!
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.
Juniper Knoll serves all girls, grades 2-12. Come for a great camp experience. Swim, hike, canoe or find some special program options! Make Juniper Knoll your summer home, make new friends & lifelong memories!
Arts and crafts, science and nature, sports, group games, cooking, and field trips.
