Camp El-O-Win

Weekend Camp Programs run Friday afternoon through Sunday morning. Events serve girls entering the 1st – 12th grade. Specialty weekends target specific age levels. Adult chaperones accompany the girls for supervision when campers are not participating in program activities. Meals are prepared for all. One fee covers everything Campers participate in traditional camp activities such as mountain biking, swimming in the creek, hiking, nature exploration, campfires, skits and singing. Archery and canoeing are offered to older campers.

Resident Camp Programs offer 1st – 12th grade campers one week and two week-long experiences independent of their parents. Campers are transported to and from El-O-Win by their parents, but are supervised at camp by a trained college-age (or older) “Camp Staff” at all times. Staff have been background screened and attended a week long on-site training. Most meals are prepared and served family style. Campers prepare some of their own meals in their living unit on Cook’s day off. One fee covers everything. Campers participate in traditional camp activities such as mountain biking, horseback riding, swimming in the creek, hiking, nature exploration, campfires, skits and singing. Archery and canoeing are offered to older campers. Campers choose to participate in activities multiple times throughout the week. All campers participate in “Housekeeping Kapers” to keep camp functioning and clean.

Groups can camp at El-O-Win instead of renting a public campground for their camping trip. Camp offers a secure setting away from the public, access to a landline in case of emergency, an endless supply of firewood and a friendly Site Manager. Campers can stay in cabins, tents or teepees. Fees are charged per facility and Activity Instructor.