Register for Camp Ihduhapi

5 days | Ages 7–15 | $925

This is a classic sleepaway camp experience. Each day is packed with activities, adventure and opportunities to learn new skills. Campers enjoy a variety of fun including swimming, arts and crafts, boating, archery and more. A week at camp includes all-camp games, evening campfires and outdoor exploration with cabin groups. There’s also a theme day and a cookout or tenting overnight during each camp session!

• June 8–12
• June 15–19
• June 29–July 3
• July 6–10
• July 13–17
• July 20–24
• August 3–7

5 days | Ages 7–15 | $925 + $185

Specialty campers will spend either a full morning or full afternoon block at their chosen specialty each day. The other half is spent participating in the Traditional Camp experience.

Horse Camp Campers have the opportunity to groom, bridle, saddle and ride a horse. Whether beginner or advanced, campers will spend time improving their western riding technique and learning about horse safety. Campers spend two hours each day at the barn.

• June 8–12
• June 15–19
• June 29–July 3
• July 6–10
• July 13–17
• July 20–24
• August 3–7

5 days | Ages 10–15 | $925 + $100

Specialty campers will spend either a full morning or full afternoon block at their chosen specialty each day. The other half is spent participating in the Traditional Camp experience.

Outdoor Challenge Camp combines Camp Ihduhapi’s renowned High Ropes Challenges and Group Initiatives with excellent facilitators to create an opportunity for campers to strengthen their character and learn group cohesion skills. Climbers spend two hours each day experiencing some of the high and low ropes events such as the Climbing Wall, Leap of Faith, Giant Zipline, Giant’s Ladder, and Tree Highs Course.

• June 8–12
• June 15–19
• June 29–July 3
• July 6–10
• July 13–17
• July 20–24
• August 3–7

4 days | Ages 7–14 | $740

Not quite ready for a full session? Try our 3 night/4 day Summer Sampler! It’s a great way to introduce the overnight experience to our new Ihduhapi campers. Similar to a traditional camp session, we will provide a variety of activities to give campers a taste of what a full week feels like. There are no specialty add-ons for sampler sessions.

• August 17–20

5 days | Ages 8–17 | $975

Camp Not-A-Clot is a traditional summer camp experience for campers with chronic bleeding disorders. The mission is to foster community among patients with bleeding disorders and promote transition to independence.

• July 27–31

12 days | Ages 13–14* | $1,900

Explorers is a two week session that introduces campers to the wonderful adventure of a wilderness canoe trip! The program starts with campers getting to know each other and practicing canoeing skills in camp. The next few days are spent on a short canoe trip in the Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness (BWCAW) or similar wilderness area. Upon return, Explorers participate in traditional camp activities at Camp Ihduhapi. (Groups are co-ed)

• July 6–17

*(Entering Grade 8)

12 days | Ages 14–15* | $1,900

Voyageurs is a two week session that expands on canoeing and leadership skills. Before and after the canoe trip in the BWCAW or similar wilderness area, Voyageurs participate in trip preparations and traditional camp activities at Camp Ihduhapi. (Groups are co-ed)

• August 3–14

*(Entering Grade 9)

12 days | Ages 15–16* | $1,900

Junior Leaders is a two week session that builds even further on the wilderness canoe experience. Most of the session is spent preparing their longer, pinnacle canoe trip to the BWCAW or similar wilderness area. Most of the session is spent out on trail, so time at Ihduhapi is limited. (Groups are co-ed)

• July 13–24

*(Entering Grade 10)

3 weeks | Ages 16–17* | $2,400

Counselor In Training (CIT) is a three-week session for teens that want to develop mentoring and leadership opportunities as Camp Counselors. CITs build counseling skills by working together on team building and leadership skills necessary in guiding younger campers. CITs will spend 5 days on a local wilderness canoeing trip. For the last week of their experience, CITs will apply their new skills by shadowing experienced counselors in a cabin of younger campers and leading all camp activities. (Groups are co-ed)

• July 6–24

*(Entering Grade 11)

5 days | Ages 13–16 | $975

Y Service Leaders is a one-week session for teens who want to develop leadership skills through service and outreach. This program will emphasize communication, cooperation, and servant leadership. Together our campers will plan and implement service projects around camp. (Groups are co-ed)

• June 15–19 (Ages 13–14)
• August 3–7 (Ages 15–16)

5 days | Ages 12–13 & 14–15 | $975

Ihduhapi Islanders is a one-week session designed to teach campers fundamental outdoor skills. Beginning with lessons on canoeing, outdoor cooking, fire building and more, staff ensure campers fully understand the essentials of wilderness trips. Islanders spend the remainder of their session camping on Ihduhapi’s Island, providing a hands-on experience that builds confidence for all skill levels. (Groups are co-ed)

• June 22–26