Camp Wapo

Dates and Times

SEEDS: Friday, June 20 – Sunday, June 22
Youth: Sunday, June 22 – Friday, June 27
Youth Fishing: Sunday, June 22 – Friday, June 27
Roots: Sunday, June 22 – Friday, June 27

SEEDS: 3-4:30pm Check-in Friday, 12pm Closing worship on Sunday. Family and friends are welcome and encouraged to attend closing worship. Campers should be picked up by 12:45pm.

Youth, Fishing & Roots: 3-4:30pm Check-in Sunday, 12pm Closing worship on Friday. Family and friends are welcome and encouraged to attend closing worship. Campers should be picked up by 12:45pm.

Nestled among flowering trees on a peninsula between two lakes, Camp Wapo is an escape into a world of fun, friendship and discovery for all ages. All 2025 summer camps will be at Camp Wapo’s main site located at: 738 Hickory Point Lane, Amery, WI 54001
All campers are responsible for their own transportation.

SEEDS

Who: 2024-25 1st-3rd Graders

What: This action packed session for our youngest campers is the perfect introduction to camp. Knowing that this may be some campers first camp experience or even their first time away from home, our counselors will spend every moment with these campers. They will provide a safe and caring environment filled with music, Bible study, campfires, crafts, water activities and tons of games. As the seeds for a love of camp and of faith are planted we see campers seeing and experiencing God in new ways.

Youth at Camp Wapo

  • Who: 2024-25 4th-9th Graders
  • What: Campers at Camp Wapo will experience a place of grace to meet new friends, experience new activities, grow closer to God, and make memories that will last a lifetime. The week is packed with a variety of activities that are meant to impact kids in a meaningful way, taking them higher, wider, longer and deeper into the love of God and community with each other. Each day includes Bible study, chapel, cabin activities, free time, field games and campfire. Summer youth camp at Camp Wapo is a week youth will never forget!
  • More information at Youth Camp.

Youth Fishing at Camp Wapo

  • Who: 2024-25 4th-9th Graders
  • What: 4-9th graders are invited to come and spend a week at camp centered around faith and fishing. Fishing camp staff leaders will serve as their fishing guides for the week as they explore area lakes. In addition to some of the best angling in
    NW Wisconsin, campers will participate in most of the normal camp activities. Grab your lucky tackle, shirt, or hat and join in
    the experience! Campers should bring their own fishing rods
    and tackle. Camp will provide live bait and life jackets.
  • More information at Youth Fishing Camp.

Roots: Grades at Camp Wapo:

  • Who: 2024-25 10th-12th Graders
  • What: Ready to level up your camp experience? Roots is for high school campers who want to dig deeper into their faith, build lasting friendships, and take their leadership skills to the next level – all in a fun, small group setting. This isn’t your typical camp week. Roots is designed to challenge you, help
    you grow, and set you up to become a confident leader both
    at camp and in your community.
  • Throughout the week, you’ll have the chance to develop leadership skills, reflect on your personal faith journey, and build strong connections with other campers who are passionate about growing in their relationship with God. Plus, you’ll get tons of time for friendship-building, exploring new adventures, and making memories you won’t forget.
  • In addition to all the traditional camp activities at Wapo, Roots campers will head out on exciting day trips, including a low ropes challenge course at Ox Lake and a canoe trip along the stunning St. Croix River. It’s a week packed with adventure, growth, and unforgettable experiences, designed specifically for our next generation of leaders.
  • More information at Roots Camp.

Costs:

SEEDS: $300 ($150 deposit due at registration)
Youth: $700 ($150 deposit due at registration)
Youth Fishing: $825 ($150 deposit due at registration)
Roots: $700 ($150 deposit due at registration)