★★★★★5 · 5 reviews📍 5035 County Road D, Eagle River, WI 54521
Water activitesSwimmingBoating/canoeingSportsfield activitiesRifleryAges 4–16+7 more
About Camp Menominee
Camp Menominee is located in Eagle River, WI, and has been helping boys unlock their potential since 1928. Our team of experienced camp counselors are dedicated to providing a dynamic athletics, creative, aquatic, and outdoor program to help boys grow and develop. Through our program, boys are taught the values of teamwork and personal development so that they can become their best selves.
At Menominee, we don't just teach our campers how to swing a bat or get up on water-skis. We strive to help them reach their full potential and unlock their inner potential. With our program, your son is sure to become the best version of himself.
Programs
The classes, camps and experiences this business offers.
Rookie Camp
Rookie camp is for the first-time camper, and the two weeks go by like the blink of an eye. All “Rookies” live in the same cabins as full-session campers and participate in the same activities. They feel the excitement and energy of the start of camp, where campers sign up for instructional periods, join multiple sports teams, and find counselors to teach them a new skill like water skiing or archery.
Father-Son Weekend
Every summer begins when a group of rad dads and their sons gather at Menominee for the best weekend of the year. Sons ages 4-16 make their way to The Friendly Confines on Thursday afternoon, and after once you’re settled into your cabin the endless possibilities begin.
Daytime programs
instructional athletic periods and free play at all camp activities
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Reviews
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