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 Wisconsin Summer Camps and Youth Programs
The most comprehensive and detailed listing available anywhere!
 Wisconsin has a long tradition of providing enriching summer camp experiences for young people and families. Memories of weeks in the woods and on the lakes last a lifetime. So do the friendships developed during cooperative activities. And the satisfaction of newly acquired skills and personal growth provides each young person with a solid foundation of self-confidence and optimism.
To help you turn summers into memorable experiences for yourself and for your children, Wisconline® and the camps listed here have developed this comprehensive listing of summer camps and youth programs in Wisconsin. Some camps have provided hot links to their own home pages for even more detailed information!
These camp listings are searchable by name (alpha index), by program type, and by region of Wisconsin in which each camp is located. Each camp listing includes a brief description of the philosophy or purpose of the camp and detailed information regarding camp accreditations, program activities, special sessions, session schedules, fees, registration procedures, medical care, parent visitation, and special facilities. This information has been provided by each camp's management, which is responsible for its accuracy. This guide to Wisconsin Summer Camps and Youth Programs is a permanent feature of Wisconsin Online®, available year-round for your convenience, and is updated whenever new information is provided by each camp. For easy accessibility, bookmark this page and save it to your Favorites list. |
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Advance planning is essential! Many camps begin taking registrations in late fall or the beginning of the new year for the next summer's sessions. Review these camp listings to identify those that correspond to your needs and interests. Visit each camp's Web site, or call them with any additional questions you may have. And make sure your camper is involved in this process too, so he or she can get excited about their part in this decision.