ADVENTURE.
FRIENDSHIP.
OUTDOOR FUN.

Our Annual Luncheon

  • Camp Wyandot, Inc., an independent nonprofit camp since 1913, gathers our stakeholders each year to celebrate, learn and support the camp program.
  • Our Luncheon: We will host our free 22nd Annual Luncheon in October 2026, at the Aladdin Shrine Center in Grove City.

Camp Otonwe
Day Camp

  • Our camp is focused on nature and outdoor activities in the area north of New Albany and Westerville.
  • We are looking forward to our next fun-filled summer season.

Camp Wyandot
Overnight Camp

  • Our camp is focused on nature and outdoor activities in the beautiful Hocking Hills.
  • We are looking forward to a fantastic summer season!
  • We are celebrating our 98th continuous year of operation.

    • TESTIMONIALS

    • Charlotte Owens Burrows
      Camp Wyandot. My experiences there, the friendships there, are highlights of my life. I live in Denver, CO. I still miss Columbus and lifelong friends there. Thanks for the newsletters.
      Charlotte Owens Burrows
    • Haley Slone
      Just picked up my son (10) from his first year at Camp Wyandot and he had a BLAST--even with COVID-19 precautions! We will be sending him every year, and sending his sister, too when she is old enough! He was super excited to tell us all about camp, and he really loved his counselors and made friends. He had an awesome experience and already can't wait to return next year!
      Haley Slone
    • Tamara Wawrosch
      Camp Wyandot has been a place of refuge, community & friendship for many years. Campership scholarships are provided for many children who would not have had the opportunity to be in nature otherwise. It's a blessing.
      Tamara Wawrosch
    • Tiffany Saylor
      Best place ever, shaped my childhood! Highly recommend for any child!
      Tiffany Saylor
    • Lina Taylor
      Camp Wyandot is more than a summer camp location. It's an accepting, inviting, and fun place that brings people together. Children and adults are celebrated for their individuality while learning to work together. Activities such as archery, swimming, boating, and hiking give children the opportunity to disconnect from technology and reconnect to nature in a safe and nurturing environment.
      Lina Taylor
    • Nicholas Devor
      There is not a better place on earth to send your kids for a perfect Summer Camp experience.
      Nicholas Devor

    Breaking News from Camp Wyandot

    July 3, 2026

    Wyandot Impact Circle: Monthly Donations

    Your support means the world to us—and now, you can multiply that impact by joining the Wyandot Impact Circle. By choosing to give monthly, you provide Camp Wyandot with a steady, reliable foundation that allows us to dream bigger and plan further.
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    October 16, 2026

    Thank you for a successful Luncheon!

    Thank you to all those who attended our Annual Luncheon and Auction! If you did not have a chance to attend but would still like to support our programs, donations are accepted online through our website.
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    September 21, 2026

    Apply to be a Camp Wyandot Board Member

    Camp Wyandot is looking for new voices to join our Board of Directors! If you care about kids, the outdoors, and making a difference, we’d love to hear from you.
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    September 17, 2026

    2026 Annual Luncheon

    Join us at the Annual Luncheon on October 3rd, 2026, to find out how you can be a part of shaping young lives for years to come! [...]
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    Camp Wyandot is nestled in a valley, with Lake Atagahi at the center, and cabins and lodges lining the hills. Our younger campers reside in cabins on the right side of the lake, and our older campers and the Dining Hall are located on the hill on the left side of the lake. We have a swimming pool, a medical lodge for the camp nurse, and several other buildings in addition to the campers' cabins. Main bathhouses serve the needs of campers, and sleeping cabins remain primitive so the sounds of frogs and crickets are uninterrupted at night.