Camp Kamaji for Girls
Camp Kamaji for Girls, 32054 Wolf Lake Road, Cass Lake, MN 56633
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Camp Kamaji for Girls offers activities such as horseback riding, canoeing, kayaking, sailing, windsurfing, water skiing, tubing, paddle boarding, swimming, fishing, hiking, rock climbing, a climbing wall, and wilderness trips. Campers also take part in archery, tennis, campcraft, ropes course challenges, arts and crafts, photography, drama and theater, dance, talent shows, capture the flag, camp fires, council fire, and dining hall responsibilities. The program includes leadership and team-building activities, as well as phased leadership training programs where older campers take on mentoring roles in leadership and social skills programs.
• Ages: 7–16 years old
Camp Kamaji for Girls has been shaping young lives for over a century. It is an all-girls, technology-free sleepaway summer camp where campers are encouraged to come without knowing anyone else, to try activities they have never done before, and to step outside of their comfort zone. Campers join a tribe represented by a color in their first summer and return to that same tribe every year, and campers are recognized for their individual accomplishments and efforts while the camp community rallies around them to celebrate their courage in a safe, encouraging, supportive, and fun environment.
Camp Kamaji is run by co-owners Kat Martin and Jason Nelson, who together direct Camp Kamaji for Girls; Kat is a Kamaji alumna and former Kamaji camper, and the camp is family-run by Kat and Jason. The camp’s mission is to provide a secure and joyful learning space where girls can cultivate lifelong skills and values, and to be a safe, happy, fun-filled place for campers to unplug, try new activities, learn new skills, be silly and goofy, develop a true sense of self, be deliriously happy, and make strong friendships with campers and staff. Camp Kamaji is pleased to partner with unspecified partners.
Parent and participant feedback includes comments such as “yes. very good.” from Audrey Fox and “I have always been impressed with the level of intentionality and care that Kamaji shows their campers!” from Travis Allison. Another parent, Katie Fox, described the setting on 140+ wooded acres along Wolf Lake as beautiful, highlighted activities including sailing, water skiing, tubing, fishing, paddle boarding, canoeing, rock climbing, tennis, hiking, archery, crafts, and capture the flag, and noted the opportunity to strengthen existing and make new friendships, as well as the effort owners Kat and Jason put into making Camp Kamaji the best experience for those who attend.
Last updated February 22, 2026.
• Ages: 7–16 years old
Camp Kamaji for Girls has been shaping young lives for over a century. It is an all-girls, technology-free sleepaway summer camp where campers are encouraged to come without knowing anyone else, to try activities they have never done before, and to step outside of their comfort zone. Campers join a tribe represented by a color in their first summer and return to that same tribe every year, and campers are recognized for their individual accomplishments and efforts while the camp community rallies around them to celebrate their courage in a safe, encouraging, supportive, and fun environment.
Camp Kamaji is run by co-owners Kat Martin and Jason Nelson, who together direct Camp Kamaji for Girls; Kat is a Kamaji alumna and former Kamaji camper, and the camp is family-run by Kat and Jason. The camp’s mission is to provide a secure and joyful learning space where girls can cultivate lifelong skills and values, and to be a safe, happy, fun-filled place for campers to unplug, try new activities, learn new skills, be silly and goofy, develop a true sense of self, be deliriously happy, and make strong friendships with campers and staff. Camp Kamaji is pleased to partner with unspecified partners.
Parent and participant feedback includes comments such as “yes. very good.” from Audrey Fox and “I have always been impressed with the level of intentionality and care that Kamaji shows their campers!” from Travis Allison. Another parent, Katie Fox, described the setting on 140+ wooded acres along Wolf Lake as beautiful, highlighted activities including sailing, water skiing, tubing, fishing, paddle boarding, canoeing, rock climbing, tennis, hiking, archery, crafts, and capture the flag, and noted the opportunity to strengthen existing and make new friendships, as well as the effort owners Kat and Jason put into making Camp Kamaji the best experience for those who attend.
Last updated February 22, 2026.
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