Menominee for Boys

Camp Menominee is an overnight summer camp for boys in the Northwoods of Eagle River, Wisconsin, founded in 1928 and accredited by the American Camp Association. Its stated mission is to help unlock campers' potential so they can become the best version of themselves, guided by core values promoting personal development and teamwork rather than athletic performance alone. Programs run two, four, or eight weeks, with two-week Rookie sessions reserved for first-year campers finishing fourth grade or under. Activities span athletics, waterfront, climbing and target sports, creative arts and media, outdoor adventure, and evening all-camp events. Menominee is a screen-free and nut-free camp. Families follow the season through the Woody's Word blog, the Camp Cast podcast, the camper-written Megaphone newspaper, and daily photo galleries.

Two-week Rookie sessions are open only to first-year campers finishing grade 4 and under; a camper who attended a 2-week program must move up to a 4- or 8-week session the following year. Enrollment deadlines for the next season: Early Bird gift deadline September 15, 2026; Full Season lock-in October 1, 2026; monthly installments begin November 1, 2026; deposits become non-refundable November 1, 2026; all fees paid in full May 1, 2027. Brother discount of $200 per sibling and referral discounts of $100/$250/$500 by session length. The Camper Fund covers town-day spending money, camp store credit, day trips, ground transportation, laundry, and memory books. Coach bus service runs from Highland Park, Illinois; ShipCamps handles camper baggage.