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For over 50 years, Frontier Camp has been dedicated to making disciples of Jesus by sharing God’s Word amidst the beauty of His creation. Since our founding in 1969, we’ve been licensed by the Texas Department of State Health Services and are proudly accredited by the American Camping Association. We’re also a member of the Christian Camping and Conference Association. Our mission is to use Christian camping and outdoor recreation as a means to support local churches in fulfilling the Great Commission—evangelizing people of all ages and discipling believers toward deeper maturity in Christ. Frontier Camp offers a dual ministry: during the summer, we host a 10-week youth camp, and throughout the rest of the year, we serve as a retreat facility for churches and like-minded religious organizations. Whether through summer camps or retreats, our goal remains the same: to expose people to Christ and encourage their spiritual growth through His Word and by reflecting His character in everything we do. While we provide top-notch recreation and exciting programming, the heart of our camp is the spiritual impact, rooted in the truth of God’s inerrant Word.

Parents seeking a fun and educational escape for their children need look no further than Wonderland Camp & Conference Center. Established in 1903 as a Salvation Army Fresh Air Camp, its mission was to provide a pleasant retreat for low-income mothers and their children. In 1924, the camp was officially opened and was greatly improved in 1934 with the help of a donation from American Humorist, Actor, and Philanthropist, Will Rogers. In 1967, a major rebuilding project was undertaken and the name was changed to Wonderland Camp & Conference Center in 1983. Since then, the camp has continued to expand, with the construction of the Wonderland Chapel, The Wonderland Lodge, The Sharp Activity Center, a state of the art dining hall, and the transformation of Sandpiper into a hotel facility between 1995 and 2005. Wonderland Camp & Conference Center is a perfect place for parents to give their children an enjoyable and educational experience.

Camp Timberlane is nestled in the Northwoods of Woodruff, Wisconsin. With access to pristine lakes, acres of forests, and plenty of open skies, our camp provides an ideal setting for a summer of adventure. Our dedicated staff of professionals is committed to providing the best summers of a boy's life. Our program features a wide variety of activities, including swimming, canoeing, fishing, archery, arts and crafts, team sports, and much more! We also offer a variety of trips, including overnight and multi-day adventures, to help campers explore the great outdoors. At Camp Timberlane, we guarantee new friends, great activities, and tons of wilderness opportunities!

Lutherdale offers a unique opportunity to get away from it all in Southeastern Wisconsin. Here, visitors can enjoy waterfront activities, field games, archery, a farm, and more. With a 3-sided climbing tower and a low and high challenge course, there’s something for everyone. Our staff is dedicated to providing a warm and welcoming atmosphere for youth, families, and adults. We offer a range of accommodation options, from cabin rentals to a hotel-style conference center. Explore our 52-acre campus near Elkhorn and experience all that Lutherdale has to offer.

Camp Menominee is located in Eagle River, WI, and has been helping boys unlock their potential since 1928. Our team of experienced camp counselors are dedicated to providing a dynamic athletics, creative, aquatic, and outdoor program to help boys grow and develop. Through our program, boys are taught the values of teamwork and personal development so that they can become their best selves. At Menominee, we don't just teach our campers how to swing a bat or get up on water-skis. We strive to help them reach their full potential and unlock their inner potential. With our program, your son is sure to become the best version of himself.

At Camp U-Nah-Li-Ya, your camper will have an experience of a lifetime! They will gain new skills, create unforgettable memories, and develop lasting friendships. They will also learn important values that will stay with them long after camp is over. At Camp U-Nah-Li-Ya, campers will enjoy thrilling adventures that will help them become more resilient. They will also have the opportunity to develop meaningful relationships with exceptional role models. Through these experiences, campers will gain independence and confidence in themselves. Ultimately, the Camp U-Nah-Li-Ya experience is one that will last a lifetime. Your camper will return home with new skills, memories, values, and friendships that will stay with them forever. Send your camper to Camp U-Nah-Li-Ya for an unforgettable summer of growth and learning!

For over 115 years, COA's Camp Helen Brachman has been providing transformative camp experiences for Milwaukee's youth. The camp's trained counselors create a nurturing and supportive environment where children can explore the wonders of nature, try new activities, and make lifelong friends. Campers can enjoy summer camp, family camp, and winter camp sessions throughout the year. Camp Helen Brachman is the longest-serving camp in Wisconsin's history and offers a unique 206-acre facility with Pickerel Lake located at the center. The camp also features many other amenities such as hiking trails, a main lodge, a library, cabins, sports fields, and basketball courts.

Crossways Camping Ministries is a multi-site outdoor ministry organization based in the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America (ELCA). We provide year-round faith-based programming for children, youth, families, and adults in northeastern Wisconsin. Our retreat and event facilities are available for private group rentals, and we strive to create an environment of acceptance and belonging for all who participate. We respect the rights and dignity of all staff, volunteers, and participants, and foster a community of equals where everyone is respected. Our commitment to creating a safe and inclusive place is strong and we invite you to join us in our mission.

We also emphasize having fun and making friends, so campers come away with a new appreciation of the outdoors and a sense of accomplishment from their accomplishments. Red Arrow Camp provides a unique opportunity to gain physical, mental, and social growth.

Camp Kawaga has been around for over a century, and has always held its main mission to be character building. Our founder established this principle, and it continues to be true today. We strive to live up to The Kawaga Ideal, which is based on our core values of respect, responsibility, sportsmanship, and kindness. Our campers have the opportunity to build relationships, learn about themselves and others, and develop life skills - all while having fun in our unique and vibrant community.

At Crossways Camping Ministries, we believe in the power of outdoor adventures and faith-based programs to inspire and empower people of all ages. Our organization is rooted in the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America (ELCA), and we offer year-round programs for children, youth, families, and adults in northeastern Wisconsin. We strive to create a safe, welcoming environment for everyone, regardless of background or ability. Crossways Camping Ministries also provides high-quality retreat and event facilities for private group rentals. Our goal is to provide our guests with a sense of belonging and acceptance, and we are proud to offer a place of community and acceptance for people of all backgrounds and abilities. Whether you're attending a retreat or participating in one of our year-round faith-based programs, you can be sure you're in a safe, welcoming environment.

Camp Gray is a place to make memories that will last a lifetime. Our staff are hand-selected for their ability to bring out the best in campers while keeping them safe. Our activities are designed to challenge, engage, and inspire campers, while introducing them to Christian values and fun. Special activities include swimming, boating, archery, rock climbing, high ropes course, campfires, and much more. Camp Gray, located in Reedsburg, Wisconsin and owned by the Catholic Diocese of Madison, is funded by the generous support of our patrons and donors. We have 225 beautiful acres that we love to share, offering a variety of rental and retreat opportunities throughout the school-year and co-ed, overnight Summer Camps for campers from 2nd through 12th grade. Camp Gray is proud to be accredited by the American Camp Association and is dedicated to enriching the spiritual lives of all those that travel down our long driveway. Our staff is hand-selected for their ability to bring out the best in campers while keeping them safe. Campers can look forward to swimming, boating, archery, rock climbing, high ropes course, campfires, and much more. Make memories that will last a lifetime at Camp Gray!

At YMCA Camp Minikani, our mission is to inspire every camper to recognize their unique potential. We strive to provide a safe and nurturing camp environment that celebrates the success of individual growth and encourages children to make connections with the world around them. Whether it’s a new skill or a renewed sense of self-confidence, we prioritize helping your child discover something new about themselves. At Camp Minikani, we believe that every child has the power to create the life they want. We foster an atmosphere of appreciation and acceptance, one in which campers can feel secure enough to take risks and explore, without the fear of judgement. Our counselors and staff create a supportive and caring community, where each individual’s successes become the camp’s successes, and each camper is seen and celebrated for their own unique gifts.

At YMCA Camp MacLean, we provide a unique opportunity for our campers to learn self-reliance, a love for nature, and the development of healthy practices and meaningful relationships. We provide an environment in which campers can engage in fun and adventure-filled activities like campfires, canoeing, archery, hiking, and swimming. At YMCA Camp MacLean, we understand that camp can be a new and unfamiliar experience. We want to make sure that your camper and their family feel supported and comfortable. Our dedicated and experienced staff are here to answer any questions you may have and ensure that your camper is ready for their camp adventure. YMCA Camp MacLean is committed to providing an exciting and safe camp experience. Our campers will learn skills, develop character, and form lasting friendships all while having an unforgettable experience. With our commitment to excellence, we look forward to you and your camper joining us this summer!

At Central Wisconsin Environmental Station (CWES), we are dedicated to providing a unique learning experience. Located 17 miles east of Stevens Point on glacial Sunset Lake, our 200-acre teaching and learning center has been an integral part of the University of Wisconsin - Stevens Point College of Natural Resources program since 1975. Our experienced natural resource and environmental educators provide a range of programs designed to foster in adults and youth an appreciation, understanding, and skill development regarding the environment, economy, and community. We are committed to helping all our guests gain the motivation needed to build a sustainable balance between the environment, economy, and community. Through our interactive programs, we strive to provide a meaningful learning experience for all ages in a safe and enjoyable environment. At CWES, we take pride in our commitment to helping the environment. We offer a wide variety of programs to educate and inspire our guests, such as environmental science, outdoor exploration, and hands-on learning activities. Our goal is to help you become an environmental steward and a better steward of the planet.

Welcome to Camp Woodbrooke! Located in southwestern Wisconsin, this unique residential summer camp offers a safe, supportive environment for campers ages 7-12 to explore the natural world. With no more than 34 campers at a time, Camp Woodbrooke provides an intimate opportunity for campers to get to know one another and foster important life skills such as independence, accountability, negotiation and decision making. Campers also participate in daily work crews which help to teach them the importance of working together. For older campers, ages 13-15, Camp Woodbrooke has an expanded program. This program allows campers to experience a bike or canoe trip and camp along the way, further expanding their horizons and building upon the experiences and skills they have developed as younger campers. At Camp Woodbrooke, campers of all ages are encouraged to explore, learn, and grow in a safe and supportive environment. With 162 acres of land, there is plenty of opportunity to discover new things and make lasting memories.

At Camp Manitou, we offer a wide variety of outdoor activities for children entering grades 2-10. From swimming and boating to large group games, campers will have the chance to learn new skills, make lifelong friends, and create memories that will last a lifetime. Our unique Mud Hike is a camp tradition since the 1940s and gives campers the chance to explore the outdoors and have fun while getting a bit muddy. Camp Manitou is the perfect place for your child to explore the outdoors, learn new skills, and make lasting friendships. Come join us and learn more about our camp and all the fun activities we have to offer!

At Camp Manito-wish YMCA, we believe in the power of inclusion, striving to create an environment where everyone is accepted and celebrated. We emphasize the importance of recognizing and appreciating the unique qualities and experiences of each individual, while also upholding human dignity and valuing diversity. We strive to cultivate a culture that encourages personal growth and development. We aim to challenge our participants to grow in wisdom, stature, and to gain favor with God and with one another. Through our programs, we strive to make a lasting impact on each individual, inspiring them to become leaders and positively influence the world.

Kids have the opportunity to make lasting friendships, play a variety of sports, and take part in a wide range of activities. At Timber-lee, youth are surrounded by a nurturing atmosphere where they can grow spiritually and emotionally. Parents can be sure that Camp Timber-lee is a place where their children will be safe and engaged. From the moment their kids arrive until the time they leave, they will be surrounded by staff and volunteers who care deeply about their well-being. Through a combination of exciting activities, spiritual guidance, and meaningful relationships, Timber-lee provides a safe and fun experience for youth.

At PEAK, we believe in the power of experience-based learning to create positive change in the lives of young people. Our commitment to investing in the youth of today pays off in the future, with an emphasis on developing the character of the next generation. Through our range of exciting programs, we are able to provide a safe, supportive environment for young people to explore, discover and grow.

In the early 1900s, a group of industrialists and businessmen in the Racine, Wisconsin community saw the potential of a golf course as a great recreational opportunity for the city. They quickly acquired the property needed and hired Thomas Bendelow to design a nine-hole course. With the success of the original course, members soon wanted to expand and the Idlewild Land Company was formed in 1909 to purchase the Charles Wustum Farm, making way for the larger and more modern course. The Idlewild Land Company purchased the property and the Racine Country Club was developed. The members built six summer cottages and a shanty to serve as the clubhouse. The new course was much more exacting than the original and was embraced by the community as a great recreational opportunity. Thanks to the hard work and dedication of the members of the community, RCC has been a cherished local landmark for over a century.

The Horseshoe is a summer camp like no other. We welcome campers from ages 8-18 from around the globe to join us each summer to experience a truly dynamic program. Our campers will take part in premier athletics, awesome outdoor adventure, water sports, tripping programs, and a never-ending line-up of innovative activities. Plus, in the evenings, they will enjoy creative programs, unique special events, and more! At Horseshoe, we believe in creating maximum fun and endless variety while promoting positive values and growth through meaningful accomplishment. Our campers say the Horseshoe experience is “amazing”, “indescribable” and “the best place on earth” and we call it “The Heart of Horseshoe.” Come join us and see what an unforgettable summer camp experience looks like!

Wisconsin Farmers Union’s (WFU) Kamp Kenwood has been a place of summer fun for generations. It was in the 1940s when WFU President Ken Hones first had the vision to build a camp where rural youth could come together and learn. He believed that education was the cornerstone of a better future. It is a testament to the dedication of the WFU members from across the state who donated their time and funds to make Hones’ vision a reality. The 23-acre camp nestled in Wisconsin’s lush forests contains rustic cabins, hiking trails, sandy beaches and a dining/activities lodge. Kamp Kenwood is a place that honors Hones’ legacy and shows what can be achieved when people come together to invest in their communities and in their youth. It is a place of fun and learning where generations of young people have come to build lifelong memories.

At Camp Wabansi, your child will have the opportunity to try new activities and experiences, and gain independence through daily choices. Activities include swimming, sports, archery, arts and crafts, challenge courses, and team building. Campers will also explore the outdoors through nature hikes, campfires, and outdoor games. Our counselors are trained to provide a safe, enjoyable, and fun environment for campers to learn, grow, and build relationships. Camp Wabansi is a great way for your child to make the most of their summer break. Our campers leave with new friendships, self-confidence, and a sense of accomplishment. We strive to make sure your child’s camp experience is a positive and memorable one. With our weekly and daily activities, as well as special events throughout the summer, your child will find something they love at Camp Wabansi.

At Beber Camp, we strive to create an environment where every child is welcomed and accepted for who they are. Our goal is to challenge and nurture individual growth, while helping to build a strong sense of community and Jewish identity. We are committed to providing a safe and positive space, where children can explore new and exciting experiences in a diverse atmosphere. We understand that professional leadership is essential for providing a quality camp experience. Our staff is highly trained and dedicated to helping campers reach their full potential. We are proud to have exceptional leaders that provide guidance, support, and a wealth of knowledge and experience.

Located on more than 548 acres bordering Governor Dodge State Park, Bethel Horizons offers an unprecedented experience! Our mission is to develop and perpetuate a physical, social, intellectual, and spiritual environment, which will strengthen and enhance understanding of a person’s proper relation to God, self, others, and nature. Meals and overnight accommodations are available for those attending our programs. Come and explore the beauty of Bethel Horizons! With its unique natural setting, it offers a special opportunity for faith development, community and renewal, and encourages growth in the harmonies of God, self, others and nature. Through summer camp, adventure programs, environmental education and the arts, Bethel Horizons provides an unforgettable experience for all who visit. Join us on our journey of discovering and enjoying a deeper understanding of our proper relation to God, self, others, and nature.

The Ojibwa brotherhood enriches the lives of our campers through its four pillars of Kindness, Respect, Fair Play, and Trustworthiness. Our experienced and dedicated staff strive to ensure that each camper has the opportunity to grow while having fun in a safe and supportive atmosphere. We provide an array of activities that help campers develop leadership skills, build confidence, and create lasting friendships. Whether it’s through water sports, nature hikes, or team sports, our campers leave with a better understanding of the values that will stick with them for life.

At Camp Ramah in Wisconsin, we strive to create an atmosphere of vibrancy and community. We believe in the power of Jewish life and leadership. Our campers and staff are empowered to view themselves as part of the ongoing Jewish heritage. We offer a range of activities to suit everyone who comes through our gates, including camp fun, building long-lasting friendships, and developing leadership skills. Camp Ramah Wisconsin is a place where campers can grow and develop. Third to eleventh graders can mature and become independent with our supportive and caring community. We are dedicated to making every summer an unforgettable experience filled with fun-filled activities, meaningful relationships, and a renewed sense of Jewish identity.

Camp Tekakwitha is a part of that mission – a place where young people can grow in their faith in an environment of fun and adventure. At Camp Tekakwitha, kids will experience a faith-filled environment that is both safe and inspiring. In this natural setting, they can explore and discover God’s presence in the world through prayer, community, and self-reflection. Camp Tekakwitha offers a unique opportunity for kids to build lasting relationships and grow in their faith, all while having a great time.

Day camp at Camp Whitcomb/Mason is a great opportunity for kids and teens, ages 7-17, to gain self-confidence, personal growth and a sense of wonder. Our outstanding counselors will guide campers through a variety of activities such as exploring the outdoors, swimming, fishing, creative art projects, and learning new games. Plus, we provide healthy snacks and lunch each day! Join us for a summer of unforgettable fun and learning.

At Camp Woodland, girls have the opportunity to develop problem-solving skills, take on new challenges and discover their strengths in a supportive environment. Our campers learn real-life skills that will help them in their future endeavors. They gain confidence as they explore their interests, build relationships and develop their unique talents. We strive to create an environment where girls feel safe to express themselves, take risks and be authentically who they are. Girls at Camp Woodland are encouraged to step outside of their comfort zone and explore their potential. Our counselors provide guidance and support to help each camper reach her highest potential. Camp Woodland is an incredible summer experience that helps girls become confident, independent thinkers with the skills and strength needed to reach their goals. We make sure to create a space that allows each girl to express her uniqueness and develop her own personal leadership style.

We’ve seen campers make lifelong friendships that start with the shared experiences of living together at camp. The girls in the cabin become a tightknit family unit. They share stories of the day, discuss victories and defeats, and even braid each other’s hair. Of course, there are also plenty of opportunities for laughter and silliness. This is the special bond that is formed between campers at Chippewa. To further strengthen these relationships, we pair counselors with the same cabin of girls each summer. This allows the counselors to form a strong bond with your daughter over the years. We’ve seen campers form friendships that last a lifetime and it all starts with the shared experiences of living and growing together at camp.

For nearly a century, Easterseals Wisconsin has worked to empower children and adults with disabilities to enjoy more independent and fulfilling lives. Our mission is to increase independence, maximize opportunities, minimize barriers, and enhance the quality of life for people with disabilities. We provide a variety of programs designed to help people with disabilities become self-sufficient and live more independently. Camp Wawbeek, the longest continuously-operating Easterseals camp in the nation, has been providing services to people with disabilities since 1938. Through our commitment to keep pace with the changing needs of our campers and community, Camp Wawbeek is able to continue to thrive and provide meaningful experiences for children and adults alike. To date, the camp has empowered many individuals to lead independent and fulfilling lives, and we look forward to continuing that mission for many years to come.

At House In The Wood, we believe in the power of nature to help children and young adults grow and develop. We understand that a safe and natural setting can be just as formative as the urban environment. That’s why our program focuses on introducing adult role models who can provide essential guidance and serve as positive examples of responsibility and leadership. We strive to create a positive atmosphere that allows young people from underserved communities to be themselves and thrive. Our Summer Camp, Outdoor Education, and Leader In Training programs are designed to help disrupt generational poverty and foster growth and responsibility in our children and young adults. With the ultimate goal of returning these young people to their communities prepared for leadership roles, House In The Wood has been empowering children and building strong communities since 1910.

When Pastor Richard Wager took the senior pastor position at a church in the Lawndale area of Chicago in 1967, he was hesitant because he had been running fruitful ministries, including the founding of an inner-city school and a camp, Phantom Ranch, in southern Wisconsin. Wager, his wife Joyce, and his faithful secretary Roberta Berggren, were all loathe to leave these ministries behind. However, God had other plans. In November 1967, Rich found a camp for sale in an abandoned girls' camp, located on a nice lake and just minutes away from the raging white water activities of the Wolf River. Nestled in the Nicolet National Forest, it had lake and river access and was perfect for future horse and ski trails. With faith and grace, Rich borrowed the down payment and the Silver Birch Ranch was born.