
Summer Camp Directory
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CAMP ANOKIJIG

What we're all about...
Camp Anokijig has 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's also synonymous with new friends, positive values, personal growth, great adventures, and outrageous fun! Combine all this with our dedication to values like caring, honesty, respect, and responsibility, and you have a combination that can't be beat! Anokijig is not just another place to go, it's a community; and experience; spirit shared among all those who visit. It is incredible magic that you will always cherish. Join us, you will love it! Resident Camp is the traditional overnight camp experience for boys and girls ages 7 to 16, for four days, one week, or up to nine weeks of summer fun. It is a well-rounded summer vacation with more activities available than you can imagine. This program is for the camper who wants to try it all. Specialty programs combine all the activities of Resident Camp with a focus on one particular activity for part of the day. Specialty programs do have limited enrollment.





Our camp address
CAMP ANOKIJIG
W5639 Anokijig Lane
Plymouth
WI
53073
Founded:
Type:
Overnight
Age Range:
Campers:
Coed
Lodging:
Cabins, Lodges, Platform Tents
Capacity:
325
Accreditation
ACA
What we offer...
Activities
Acting, Adventure Programs, Archery, Arts & Crafts, Basketball, Camping Skills, Canoeing, Ceramics/Pottery, Challenge/Rope Courses, Dance, Environmental Ed, Farming/Ranching, Fishing, Football, Hiking, Horseback/Western, Kayaking, Leadership Training, Music, Nature Study, Outdoor Skills, Photography, Riflery, Sailing, Soccer, Swim Instruction, Swim Recreation, Team Building, Theater, Tripping, Volleyball, Windsurfing,
Cost & Sessions
Contact us for rates & dates.
Camp Q&A
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Is tuition assistance available?