Wisconsin Farmers Union’s (WFU) Kamp Kenwood has been a place of summer fun for generations. It was in the 1940s when WFU President Ken Hones first had the vision to build a camp where rural youth could come together and learn. He believed that education was the cornerstone of a better future. It is a testament to the dedication of the WFU members from across the state who donated their time and funds to make Hones’ vision a reality. The 23-acre camp nestled in Wisconsin’s lush forests contains rustic cabins, hiking trails, sandy beaches and a dining/activities lodge. Kamp Kenwood is a place that honors Hones’ legacy and shows what can be achieved when people come together to invest in their communities and in their youth. It is a place of fun and learning where generations of young people have come to build lifelong memories.