Ok it is as good as it gets for kids camps…read more My son and daughter each went two years here and it was the best thing they have ever done. Cannot say one thing bad about this place. The staff is great. The food is great, The counselors are amazing. The scenery is the best in WI. The camp is run so well. My son went to a different camp this year because his friends wanted him to join them. The camp was very sad compared to Manitowish and run very poorly. So when you have something to compare it to Manitowish looks even better. Also, they have great scholarships if you are in financial need! Big bonus. These camp memories will last forever!

This exceptional camp is truly a home away from home. There is nothing like Camp Agawak. The…read morequality of staff, camp grounds, wide range of activities, and service is incredible. I would recommend this inspiring camp any day of the week. The value it brings to anyone who steps foot on its grounds is infinite.

Camp Agawak is an amazing girls summer camp. Our girls have spent 9 summers at this magical camp…read more It's their happiest place on Earth and ours too!

This is a great camp filled with good hearted, down to earth, " menchy " kids. Great for kids who…read moreare athletic an love to compete ( but you don't have to be super star athlete here to fit in ). Very well run camp. Lots of sports competitions internally and with other camps. Lots of goal setting for personal growth of each individual camper. Lots of fun, creative evening programming. Daily activities are great and the facility is just beautiful ( that water front is amazing). Nice balance between structured activities and more non structured free choice activities/ down time. My children adore everything about Kawaga. They have made great friends from all over the USA who they look forward to re connecting with each summer. It a special place and I'm thrilled we found it!

Camp Kawabata is pretty fun and has very good food. Some parts I didn't like that much, but overall…read morea very good camp. 9/10 would recommend.

This IS the camp for your daughter where any of her hopes and dreams can come true.read more

The camp doesn't hire reliable staff who are worthy of the job. or they hire you and then drop you…read morea week later.

We went for the first time last summer and the kids (9, 7, 5) had an absolute blast. All they…read moretalked about on the way home was "can we go next year!" We we are and have made it a permenant family vacation each year as long as we can. The camp coordinators (especailly Matt) are just great and do a fabulous job making more activities than you can even do. The North Camp is definately the place to be if you want to the great beach where most of the kids are. Kirby is best keeping everything running like clockwork and really understands what the families want and even asked more then once what we liked most and if therr was anything we would improve on. My kids meet so many new friends that it was hard to keep track of them, yet I really fel t safe allowing them to be out of my site. You have really "good" people stay there that have been for years and decades in some cases.

I am very surprised that there are not more reviews for Camp Nawakwa since they seem to have a very…read morelow vacancy rate for the cabins at the summer family camp. On top of that, the vast majority of the family campers make it a tradition to come the same week every year, many spanning several generations and several decades or more. The camp has been around for 100 years, and you can feel the tradition and organization that result from that. There is also a simplicity that I respect here, as should be in any protected woodland area visited by us human beings, as we invade upon the homes of our animal and plant friends. Our family came for the first time this past summer, and every expectation was met, and then some. I would definitely go back. The fellow campers are friendly and relaxed; as is the staff. They have a daily schedule prepared for the entire week full of various activities for all ages so that the whole family can find enjoyable options. The entire staff, and especially the leader (executive director?), Kirby is organized, friendly, and just feel sincere and like an extension of family. My only complaint was the weather. We came the third week of August, and fall arrived. I was still yearning to hang out in my bathing suit at the beach to catch some rays and leisurely enjoy the many watercrafts and sporting options there. Instead, I wore sweatshirts and hoodies all week. Many would love this weather. I suffer through the cold winters of Chicago and don't get nearly enough summer like weather, so I can't sacrifice a hot Chicago summer week, and need to return in the month of July only. This place has an even shorter summer than Chicago! The camp is open year round, and many would enjoy the winter wonderland and tubing here in the snowy winter; not me.

I has the pleasure of being server for 10 counselors from Camp Ojibwa this evening. They were the…read morepolitest young men I have ever met. The kids are sure lucky to have a great group of young men to lead them! Wishing them a great summer at camp!

I feel a little weird reviewing Ojibwa, because are there really parents that look to Yelp for camp…read morereviews? If there are though, I'd like to help them out. Ojibwa played a large roll in my life. I still consider those summers as a camper as some of the best times of my life. It's one of the experiences that I could share with my family members who also went, which I always really liked about it. The camp is competitive, but I felt that it helped prepare me for what is a competitive workplace and competitive world. I learned life lessons, learned to sail, learned to win gracefully, learned to lose with honor, and learned that I still wish every week were Collegiate Week. Oh and I won in '91. :P Something I still consider to be one of my great life achievements.

"The Best" Please…read morefeel free to contact me thru yelp if you have any questions, I would be more than happy to talk to you about this wonderful camp.

WONDERFUL CAMP FOR BOYS! My oldest son went there and didn't know anyone. He had just finished 5th…read moregrade, and turned out to be one of best experiences of his life. He met some great boys, and gained so much confidence in himself, as well as maturity. Upon returning from Camp Highlands - he was a much stronger person! This has since served him well in high school. The Bachmann family has done an incredible job to keep the camp based on basic principles, they call them Camper Qualities and there are 16 of them: Character, Friendship, Leadership, Respect, Responsible, etc.... This is a camp camp - it's not a sports camp. They do plenty of sports, but they also do other fun activities like fishing, woodworking, etc... We've since send our other son there, and its been a good experience for him. It's a nice escape from the North Shore of Chicago.

Great camp for any scout! Favorite in all the Midwest!! It has a crystal clear lake, numerous…read morecamp site, a large dining hall, and nightly awesome programs for the boys to do.

Definitely my favorite scouting summer camp I've ever been to! The staff is always incredible and…read moresuper friendly.

*Part 3 Of 3* 8/18/21…read more The last week of Summer Camp I did mountain climbing (yes, I had to call my parents again in order to do it) and had a blast. There were a few other road trips but I don't  really remember them. Hold on, I remember one now.  I don't remember where we were driving to, but we stopped by a large river with a good current.   I remember hearing the sounds of river having calming effect on me. There were some people kayaking in the water and it looked like a lot of fun. We did not stay there long, but it was fun while we were there. On the last day (unless you were at the came for two months)  there was a five mile race or so it seemed. I had a blast on walking the full five miles. I started by myself, but ended up hanging out with male friend half way though the race/walk. Somewhere along the way,  Zenobia and a few other ladies joined us.  Zenobia is the first and only Caucasian female I have ever met with that name. It is probably why I still remember her name to this day. I wonder how she is doing? I remember us talking about movies with sad endings. The movie Thelma and Louise came up. I couldn't  remember the movie entirely, so one of the women gave us a rundown on the movie.  It was one of the most enjoyable moments I had that summer. I also remember picking up a movie copy from Blockbuster (yes, they where everywhere at one point) and watching the movie when I got home from camp.   When the race/walk came to an end, the campers who were there for only one month met their parents.  By the time I came home, I was ready to get my cast taken off. When I saw what my leg looked like. It was very light compared to the rest of my body.  The scary part of it all was the bottom of my foot and chalky white leg. The Cracked skin was everywhere on the bottom of my foot.   It took two weeks for me to heal my foot and leg with lotion. After two weeks my foot and leg looked normal. It has never been that bad since dealing with a cast. As time passed from my Camp Interlaken experience,  I remember a staff member  talking about his county in Ghana. I remember him talking about how women in his country widened their earlobes.  The also wore weights so the earlobe would sag. The longer the sagging the more beautiful they were to him.  I remember him saying he didn't see the women in the places he's traveled as attractive as his country women.  Many women of  Camp Interlaken did not see elongated earlobes as stylish and would not be doing that. I remember hearing one woman say that. I smile now as I have seen people of all ethnicities doing the ear stretching.  I haven't seen  it as much now, but it is still popular...maybe as popular as....*A* bleaching is, but that is a different  different review all together. Camp Interlaken is a wonderful place, and I will always remember the good times I had. Side note: The Glow Dogs I once owned was given to a girlfriend.   Bad idea, but she was my first girlfriend at the time.  The Glow Dog was nice while I had it. In the dark hallways of my high school called The Gow School, there were times my Glow Dog was the only thing they could see of me in the dark hallways...spooky.