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HoneyRock Camp
Residential coed summer camp	Three Lakes, Wisconsin
The HoneyRock promise is to develop whole and effective Christians, equipping and empowering them for service in Christ's Kingdom. HoneyRock, owned and operated by Wheaton College since 1951, offers summer programs for 3rd-12th graders. Each day campers will be involved in Bible studies, praise and worship sessions, and prayer times. Residential camp provides a rustic camp experience for young people to grow, develop, and have a blast. Our high school residential programs offer students great opportunities for growth, challenge, leadership development and fun while living at camp. High school ministry programs are designed for a select group of students who have the maturity, experience and desire to serve others. High school wilderness programs are all about growth through challenge, adventure and fun. HoneyRock offers unique activities that are designed to help give campers a new and unique experience with the unfamiliar, increase their potential, and encourage them to think big. Activities include canoeing, archery, kayaking, riflery, wilderness skills, mountain biking, swimming, sailing, crafts, climbing, horsemanship and waterskiing.
E-mail: program@honeyrockcamp.org, Website: www.honeyrockcamp.org, (715)479-7474
Accredited by American Camp Association Established in 1951

At Camp Nicolet, every camper is number one!Individual achievement, respect and support of one another, and the joy and enthusiasm of giving one's best effort are at the heart of Nicolet's traditional programs. Established in 1944, Nicolet is family owned and operated offering girls 8-15 a fun and safe adventure in Wisconsin's beautiful Northwoods. Our campers and staff join us from more than 20 states and internationally and enrollment is limited to 120 campers per session to provide individual attention and high-quality instruction. Leadership training and exciting tripping opportunities for all ages complete our American Camp Association accredited program. Join us and catch the Camp Nicolet spirit!

Exciting activities include: water skiing, wakeboarding, horseback riding, tennis, trampball, archery, soccer and most all team sports, sailing, boardsailing, crafts, yoga, in-line skating, theater arts, mountain biking, and backpacking, sea kayaking, and canoe tripping adventures! 3,4, & 7 week sessions, June - August.

Our Mission is to develop and perpetuate a physical, social, intellectual, and spiritual environment which will strengthen and enhance the understanding of a person's proper relation to nature, to self, to others and to God. We provide summer camping opportunities starting at 8 years old and continuing through High School.

Adventure, five environmental education programs, pottery, music camp, Cultural Immersion, Bike/canoe, wilderness canoe, as well as a full summer of 8-12 year old on site programs. All camps begin Sunday at 4:00 p.m. and end Friday at noon. Prices and full description on website.

Towering Pines is a fun-filled summer camp for boys located near Eagle River, Wisconsinsconsin in the heart of the American Legion State Forest. Together with Woodland for girls, the Jordan family has been providing kids with one great summer after another for more than 50 years.

If you are seeking a camp which will contribute to your daughter's character and development, protect her welfare and safety, augment her happiness, and increase her self-esteem, Red Pine is it. Red Pine is a traditional girls residential camp that prides itself on professional staff, excellent maintenance & individual attention.

Individual activity programming is determined by abilities and interests, allowing campers to meet and interact with campers outside of their cabin group. Campers are encouraged in a safe and supportive environment to enter wholeheartedly into the fun and spirit of daily life and adventure.

Make memories to last a lifetime! Birch Trail Camp is a traditional summer camp for girls ages 7-15 located in northern Wisconsin. We provide a safe, fun, and non-competitive camp environment for almost 200 campers and close to 100 staff. Our campers come from all over the world to form ever-lasting friendships and participate in an endless number of programs.

While in camp, campers have the opportunity to do a wide variety of activities, including canoeing, sailing, swimming, water skiing, diving, fishing, rock climbing, land sports, tennis, horseback riding, biking, arts & crafts, gymnastics, aerobics, dance, yoga, and drama. Every camper has the opportunity to spend time camping in the upper-Midwest or Canada as part of Birch Trail's extensive wilderness trip program.

Phantom Lake YMCA Camp, established in 1896, provides youth ages 7-17 traditional summer camp experiences in a Resident, Teen Adventure and Day Camp setting. Parents call it "A genuine 'camp' experience." Nestled on 72 acres of rolling hills on Phantom Lake in southeastern Wisconsin, campers have many activities to choose from in a safe and nurturing environment and are encouraged to grow physically, mentally, spiritually and socially. Some of the activities include sailing, swimming, crafts, paddle sports, small trips, theater, dance, filmmaking, nature, target sports and the zip line!

Other specialty programs are a robotics and skateboard specialty. Children will live in a platform tent with canvas and screen sides with children from the same age group, two to three counselors and an assistant counselor. Children stay for a week and leave with new friendships and a renewed sense of the outdoors and beliefs. Traditional camps like these are a healthy part of a children's life. Call (262) 363-4FUN. Traditional camp activities as well as many adventure camp experiences. Camp season opens in June and ends in August. Sessions: one and two weeks. Ages 7 to 17.

Camp Gray offers programs for campers from grades 1-12. There are a wide variety of programs from the traditional camp program to wilderness trips off camp. Each program is designed to be developmentally appropriate for the age of the campers.

Find faith, friends, and fun at Camp Gray. Camp Gray is owed by the Catholic Diocese of Madison and offers a wide variety of programs for campers in grades 1-12. Camp runs in one and two week sessions from mid June to mid August.Camp Gray is a Catholic summer camp located about an hour north of Madison, Wisconsin. Come enjoy the wide variety of programs offered at Camp Gray including a traditional camp, ranch camp, and wilderness trips. Find faith, friends, and fun at Camp Gray. Visit our website at www.campgray.com for more details.

An active traditional program to develop confidence. The separate brother camp, Towering Pines, is ideal for boys and girls in the same family. Together they contribute to the overall quality of the camps.

Activities include: aquatics, sailing, hoseback riding, tennis, athletics, dramatics and trips. Tutoring in computer skills and academics is available.

Established in 1928, Camp Ojibwa is like no other camp in that our staff is almost entirely home grown and are embodied with the Ojibwa spirit. Featuring land and water sports Ojibwa campers develop self esteem through our unique team and individual sports programs. The "Ojibwa Way" - kindness, respect, fair play and trustworthiness encourage positive interaction and eliminate bullyism.

Four or eight weeks. Competitive philosophy featuring land and water sports.

A small, creative, noncompetitive camp for ages 7-15 located on 120 wooded acres. Campers thrive in a caring, safe community where they are challenged to explore their own talents and skills. We encourage the unique worth of each individual, the value of cooperation in our diverse community, and the creative exploration of our natural environment.

Campers/staff develop their own activities; learn physical skills like woodworking, cooking, swimming, pottery, canoeing; learn life skills like responsibility for one's actions and making decisions. Teens have building/service projects, and field trips for biking/canoeing.

Youth Opportunities Summer Camps give students the chance to explore many different areas of study. Music, studio arts, and academics bring youth from all over the country into a high quality, hands-on atmosphere. Join the 2,000 students who enroll every summer. For adults, experience Spanish Immersion for Professions and/or Grandparent's University.

Activities: For students ages 12-18, camps are offered in band, orchestra, choir, jazz, guitar, space experience and studio arts. One week sessions, 6/16-8/1.

Since 1906, the COA Youth and Family Center has provided summer camping programs for children. Today we continue this strong tradition with the special experiences we offer to campers at Camp Helen Brachman. 11 days of learning and fun for girls and boys ages 8 through 13. Also offers Teen Explorer Program designed to meet the needs of more experienced, veteran campers (ages 14 and 15).

The opportunities for growth and adventure are endless at Camp Helen Brachman. Campers will enjoy athletics, arts and crafts, swimming, boating, camp outs, overnight trips, hiking, biking, fishing, drama, music, and campfires, while also building their self-esteem, developing valuable personal and social skills, and creating memories that will last a lifetime!

Osoha's distinct character, traditions and spirit have remained the same since being established in 1921. Our land sports and waterfront activities include: swimming, canoeing, diving, kayaking, windsurfing, waterballet, 3F soccer, sailing, water-skiing, tennis, archery, badminton, dancercize, wilderness and arts & crafts. Camping skills are taught and applied on overnights, canoe & bike trips and hikes.

Campers, ages 8 through 16, come to Camp Osoha to have the time of their lives in Wisconsin's Northwoods! "Friendship is the heart of Osoha".

At B'nai B'rith Beber Camp we strive to create a fun, challenging and safe community for children. Beber is a place where children ages 7-17 can become more independent, learn to function as part of a team, and develop their knowledge and love for Judaism.

Beber offers a wide variety of activities including hobbies, cabin activities, camping trips, field trips, and evening programs. Campers select 3 hobbies each day from more than 50 different possibilities - there's always something for everyone.

Located in the Northwoods of Wisconsin on a 1500 acre lake, this small camp offers hands on Nature Studies combined with exciting Traditional Activities. The Nature Center provides a hands on environment where campers do science experiments and care for furry friends

Self accomplishment is promoted in a noncompetitive environment during: swimming, scuba, sailing, conoe trips, archery, arts & crafts and more. See a video at the website or call for a video.

YMCA Camp U-Nah-Li-Ya, established in 1937, is located in the beautiful Nicolet National Forest of northern Wisconsin. We instill the values of the YMCA through dedicated staff, dynamic programs, excellent facilities, and a wilderness setting. From resident camp to specialty camps to high adventure trips... there are options for everyone!

Activities include: Swimming, Canoeing, Sailing, Nature, Sports, Arts & Crafts, Target Sports, Outdoor Living Skills, Kayaking, and more!

Camp WeHaKee for Girls is all about relationship and building self-confidence. Have fun while discovering your gifts, learning new skills, growing in your faith and becoming who you really are meant to be! Operated by Sinsinawa Dominicans since 1923, WeHaKee is where you come for the fun and leave with new friends.

30+ activity choices including horseback riding, water skiing, archery, tennis, ceramics & pottery, music, dance, theatre and much more. Two, four and six-week sessions available for girls ages 7-17. Teen Leadership Program & Family Camp, too!

Nestled among the mountainous bluffs of the Mississippi Valley, YMCA Camp Pepin enjoys 200 feet of beachfront along beautiful Lake Pepin on the Wisconsin-Minnesota border. We are ACA accredited, and offer traditional camp activities (swimming, field sports, crafts, boating, target sports), Specialty Camps (Theater, Sailing, and Horse Camps), Leadership Camps (LIT and CIT Camps), and Trail Camps (Climbing, Canoeing, Biking, and Hiking Camps).

We also feature a High Ropes Course and Climbing Tower for campers to enjoy. Visit the Photo Gallery on our website to see what YMCA Camp Pepin is all about!

House In The Wood provides an opportunity for inner city youth from Chicago to benefit from the outdoor camp experience. Using traditional camp activities,we have been providing campers with positive alternatives to negative urban lifestyles since 1910. We believe that individuals can only choose from among alternatives that are known to them.

We offer the following activities: swimming, boating, campouts, cookouts, nature exploration, visual arts, performing arts, arts & crafts, games, team sports, cooking,and peer mediation program. We also offer family camp, performing arts camp, and an active Leaders-In-Training program for our teens.

Outdoor Endeavors specializes in adventure trips for teens age 12-17. Participants camp out each night and participate in a variety of adventure activities: backpacking, climbing, canoeing, hiking, kayaking, mountain biking, and whitewater rafting. Our main focus is to create experiential education opportunities. Outdoor Endeavors will do this by creating difficult, but achievable, experiences. A 5:1 camper to staff ratio guarantees individual attention and instruction from excellent role models.

Customized programs are available for adult and/or youth groups such as churches, schools, boy and girl scouts, and groups of friends or families. This allows them to incorporate wilderness/adventure activities into their existing programs or simply create a program to allow their participants to experience the outdoors. All programs are designed specifically for each group based on their needs.

Camp Anokijig has been recognized for excellence in camping since 1926, with a rich tradition and history of offering youth an experience that will last a lifetime. "Anokijig" is a Native American word meaning "We Serve" but it is also synonymous with new friends, personal growth, positive values, great adventures, and outrageous fun. Couple this with our dedication to offer an experience with emphasis on values like caring, honesty, respect, and responsibility and you have a combination that can't be beat! Programs are offered to boys and girls ages 7 to 16, for three days, one week, or for up to nine weeks of summer fun. Anokijig is not just another place to go, it is a community; an experience; a spirit shared among all who visit. It is incredible magic that you will always cherish. Join us. You will love it!

Activities include: Traditional camp activiites: sailing, windsurfing, swimming, canoeing, archery, fishing, landgames, arts and crafts, nature skills, drama, dance, woodworking, horseback riding, campfires, overnights, adventure trips, specialty activities, teen adventures, and leadership programs. Call, e-mail, or visit our website for details.

Outward Bound, a national nonprofit organization, offers over 650 adventure-based, wilderness courses - year round - serving adults, teens and youth (ages 12+).

Course activities are nearly endless and include rock climbing, sea kayaking, backpacking, mountaineering, sailing, dogsledding, canoeing and rafting in some of the most untouched wilderness areas across the nation. No matter the activity, courses focus on learning through experience, compassion, leadership and responsibility to both team and the environment. Courses range in length from 4 days to three months in length. Scholarships are available.

Since 1962, over 500,000 students have returned from an Outward Bound experience with a deeper knowledge of themselves and the world in which we live.

Camp Glacier Hollow offers a wide variety of Residential, Day and Teen Adventure Trip opportunities for campers ages 7-17. Specialty programs include: nature camp, a camp for girls only, and a camp for Youth with Learning Disabilities. Camp's 100 acres of mixed forest, glacial ridges and hollows makes it an ideal setting for environmental education teaching and learning. Join us for an experience of a lifetime!

Camp offers campers a safe environment in which positive values, personal growth, lifelong friendships environmental awareness, stewardship and outrageous fun are key elements. Campers participate in traditional camp activities, environmental education and outdoor skill development.

The HoneyRock promise is to develop whole and effective Christians, equipping and empowering them for service in Christ's Kingdom. HoneyRock, owned and operated by Wheaton College since 1951, offers summer programs for 3rd-12th graders. Each day campers will be involved in Bible studies, praise and worship sessions, and prayer times. Residential camp provides a rustic camp experience for young people to grow, develop, and have a blast. Our high school residential programs offer students great opportunities for growth, challenge, leadership development and fun while living at camp. High school ministry programs are designed for a select group of students who have the maturity, experience and desire to serve others. High school wilderness programs are all about growth through challenge, adventure and fun.

HoneyRock offers unique activities that are designed to help give campers a new and unique experience with the unfamiliar, increase their potential, and encourage them to think big. Activities include canoeing, archery, kayaking, riflery, wilderness skills, mountain biking, swimming, sailing, crafts, climbing, horsemanship and waterskiing.