Register for Camp Warren

13 days | Ages 7–17 | $2,400 

A great opportunity for 2-week campers to write, rehearse and perform their own play. You will develop lifelong skills of public speaking, collaboration, and artistic expression.

• June 22–July 4 (Girls)
• July 6–18 (Girls)
• July 20–August 1 (Boys)
• August 3–15 (Boys)

6 days | Ages 7–17 | $1,150

For Summer 2025, we are offering 1-week Fishing Emphasis camp! Half Moon Lake is home to a variety of wildlife and fish such as sunnies, northern, bass, and more! Campers will spend two activities of the day exploring all corners of our nearly-private lake and learning fishing techniques.

• June 15–20 (Girls)
• August 17–22 (Boys)

13 days | Ages 12–17 | $2,400

Spend two activity periods learning the art of black and white photography. You’ll learn proper exposure and shot composition, film development, and printmaking in Camp Warren’s fully-equipped dark room. Bring a personal 35mm camera or use one provided by the camp.

• June 22–July 4 (Girls)
• July 6–18 (Girls)
• July 20–August 1 (Boys)
• August 3–15 (Boys)

7–8 days | Ages 13–17 | $1,620

INVITATION ONLY

A great opportunity for anyone who has completed one of our Short Border canoe trips! This hiking trip offers campers the opportunity to continue to advance the camping skills on the Kekekabic or Superior Hiking Trail. Campers will spend one night in camp preparing for their trip and then embark on their six-day hiking trip. Option to bridge this trip with a two-week session is available.

• June 15–22 (Girls - 8 days)

13 days | Ages 12–17 | $2,570

Canoeists leave base camp to dip their paddles into crystal-clear water while gliding past majestic pines in the Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness! On this beginning to mid-level wilderness canoe trip, campers learn the basics of wilderness canoe-tripping and minimum impact camping. Campers begin with in-camp preparations before their 5-day trip to the BWCAW. The remainder of the 2-week session is spent doing traditional camp activities. This is a great preparation for longer canoe trips.

• June 22–July 4 (Girls)
• July 6–18 (Girls)
• July 20–August 1 (Boys)
• August 3–15 (Boys)

13 days | Ages 14–17 | $2,800

INVITATION ONLY

This trip has a long history and is rich in traditions. Campers will arrive at camp on Sunday, prepare for the trip and then head out on a 9-night/10-day trip in the Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness (BWCAW). Runs within 2-week sessions.

• June 22–July 4 (Girls)
• July 6–18 (Girls)
• July 20–August 1 (Boys)
• August 3–15 (Boys)

13 days | Ages 14–17 | $3,400

INVITATION ONLY

The Fifty-Fifty sailing trip has been a long standing tradition at Camp Warren. We are fortunate to be teamed up with Dreamcatcher Sailing, based in Bayfield, Wisconsin. Warren campers and a counselor become the crew as they learn how to sail and handle the boat, anchoring or docking at night at one of the protected islands of the Apostle Islands National Lakeshore. By day, they sail, swim, hike and explore the sea caves by dinghy.

• June 22–July 4 (Girls)
• July 6–18 (Girls)
• July 20–August 1 (Boys)
• August 3–15 (Boys)

15 days | Ages 15–17 | $3,000

INVITATION ONLY

This trip’s roots date back to 1972 when Warren began running the “Outpost” trip for campers who wished to experience more expeditionary travel after their Long Border year. Campers that excelled on Long Border are invited on this extended canoe trip to explore more of the wilderness area and further strengthen their expeditionary travel and leadership skills.

This year we are excited to bring back a piece of Camp Warren trail History and announce that the Long Long Border trip will Venture into the Quetico in Ontario Canada! This is a unique opportunity for our campers to explore brand new lakes and sights in a more remote location. Runs out-of-session.

All Campers participating in this trip will need a passport to attend.

• July 20–August 3 (Girls)

10 days | Ages 15–17 | $3,900

INVITATION ONLY

Successful 50/50 participants are invited to participate in this extended Lake Superior sailing trip. Five days longer than 50/50, sailors are able to explore more of Lake Superior and participate in more technical crossings. Routes may include a visit to Isle Royale or exploring Superior’s North Shore. Nine days of working as a crew, learning about one of North America’s greatest treasures — Lake Superior, and having fun.

• July 9–18 (Boys)
• August 6–15 (Girls)