Camp Wyandot Facilities and Activities
Camp Wyandot is an exciting adventure! Photos of the facilities are on the website, by clicking on “Wyandot Facilities” — “Summer Camp Facilities” on the white bar at the top of the page. Camp Wyandot experience is magical! Part of that experience is the partnership we form with our camp families and the support of parents and guardians to help us build caring, confident young people that appreciate our natural world. Campers will master new skills, try new things, and develop great friendships. Camp Wyandot campers live with their counselor in small units or cabin groups of 6 or 7, based on their age. The unit cooperates to plan their upcoming week together. Click the link for our Summer Camp Facilities, or find more about our available activities in the pictures below.
Archery
Boating
Field Games
Hiking
Arts & Crafts
Creeking
Fishing
Swimming
Evening Programs
Opening Fire
Wyandot Live
Theme Night
Council Fire
Awards & Recognition
Outdoor Living Skills
Outdoor Living Skills
Camp Wyandot Outdoor Living Skills Progression Program (OLS) is designed to help campers be more confident and comfortable in the outdoors. The outdoors can be a safe environment and an adventure where campers can be doers rather than viewers. As they progress through each of the five levels they build outdoor skills and learn to work as a group.
Morning Mile
Morning Mile
Campers get a glimpse into the ins-and-outs of running. Campers meet in the parking area and learn proper runners stretches before running, jogging, or walking to the entrance gate of Camp and back. Campers who complete Morning Mile twice during a session will receive a patch at the end of the week. No Sweat!
Nature Progression
Nature Progression
This program addresses areas including sensory awareness games, camp improvement projects and activities involving the ecology and ecosystems, weather, camouflage, mammals, flowers & plants, birds, reptiles, insects, geology, trees, and more. At the end of the week every cabin will have completed requirements for their chosen level of progression and will be awarded accordingly.
Polar Bear
Polar Bear
Cabin units wake up early in the morning and go for a quick jump in the pool when the water is warmer than the air. This activity is supervised by licensed lifeguards and is a great way to wake up and start the day! Campers who complete Polar Bear twice in one session will be awarded a patch at the end of the week. Chomp! Chomp!
Golden Dustpan
Golden Dustpan
Every morning while campers are enjoying their breakfast, members of the Leadership Team visit all the cabins and inspect them for cleanliness & organization. The Golden Dustpan award is given to a Cabin Row cabin & an Advanced Hill unit every morning. The Golden Dustpan patch is awarded at Council Fire to the cabin and unit who showed the most consistency throughout the week.