Our camps provide positive educational outdoor experiences, foster an appreciation for nature, and introduce a variety of careers in natural resources and conservation.

Professionals from various agencies present programs on topics like wildlife, habitat, water quality, fisheries, forestry, orienteering, and canoeing. These professionals, as well as adult volunteers, serve as overnight staff and group leaders for the duration of camp.

Campers can make new friends, participate in hands-on activities, practice social & leadership skills, enjoy the outdoors, and just have fun!

Middle School Camp

June 28 - July 1 | $350 | Camp Lakotah, Wautoma, WI
For students entering grades 6-8 in the upcoming school year 

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High School Camp

June 15-18 | $450 | North Lakeland Discovery Center, Manitowish Waters, WI
For students entering grades 9-12 in the upcoming year

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Brad Matson Memorial Conservation Camp Scholarship

In honor of Iron County Supervisor and WI Land+Water Board of Directors member Brad Matson, the Youth Education Committee established a camp scholarship in his name to continue his passion for youth conservation programming. The deadline to apply for this scholarship is May 8, 2026.

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County Land & Water Conservation Department Scholarships

Many county land and water conservation departments offer camp scholarships. 

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Transcendent Technologies Middle School Camp Scholarship

Thank you to Transcendent Technologies (TTech) for offering a scholarship opportunity for middle school campers. The deadline to apply for this scholarship is May 8, 2026.

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2026 Camp Flyer

Help us spread the word about our 2026 camps, and consider sharing this flyer! If you are interested in promoting our camps via social media, contact peyton@wisconsinlandwater.org for a toolkit.

A New Chapter for Conservation Summer Camps

When summer arrives in 2026, our conservation camps will welcome students to two distinct areas of the state. High schoolers will return to the familiar trails and programs at the North Lakeland Discovery Center in Vilas County, while middle school students will embark on something new—a partnership with Camp Lakotah in Waushara County that promises to reshape the experience for our younger campers.