About
Camp Esquagama offers camp-wide games, arts and crafts, a climbing wall, archery, swimming, paddling, and playing games on shore. Campers can also relax on the beach with a book, sit in the sauna, do crafts at the waterfront, and end the day with a campfire that includes songs and skits. Campers step into a week filled with adventure, connection, and new experiences.
• Ages: 4–17 years old
• Schedule: Campers ages 4–17 join from mid-June through mid-August; sessions run in one-week blocks
Since 1935, campers have been building friendships, gaining confidence, and creating lifelong memories on the shores of Lake Esquagama. Waterfront activities are under the supervision of trained lifeguards and a waterfront team. Cabin groups are based on age, and families are invited to a closing ceremony at the end of the week. Meals are shared family-style in the dining hall, often beginning with a camp song, and a full salad bar with fresh fruits and vegetables is available. Each camper can choose up to two treats (a snack and a beverage) per day at the camp canteen at no extra cost. At the start of the week, campers complete a short swim assessment. If a camper has allergies or specific dietary restrictions, they should be noted during registration so the camp can work with families to accommodate them.
Camp Esquagama is led by Robert, Camp Director. Camp Esquagama is a non-profit 501(c)(3) organization. The mission of Camp Esquagama is that kids need time to be kids and that is what the camp is there to provide. One caregiver shared, “My sisters’ and now my oldest grandson have enjoyed the camp for years. I highly recommend this camp!”
Last updated July 26, 2026.
• Ages: 4–17 years old
• Schedule: Campers ages 4–17 join from mid-June through mid-August; sessions run in one-week blocks
Since 1935, campers have been building friendships, gaining confidence, and creating lifelong memories on the shores of Lake Esquagama. Waterfront activities are under the supervision of trained lifeguards and a waterfront team. Cabin groups are based on age, and families are invited to a closing ceremony at the end of the week. Meals are shared family-style in the dining hall, often beginning with a camp song, and a full salad bar with fresh fruits and vegetables is available. Each camper can choose up to two treats (a snack and a beverage) per day at the camp canteen at no extra cost. At the start of the week, campers complete a short swim assessment. If a camper has allergies or specific dietary restrictions, they should be noted during registration so the camp can work with families to accommodate them.
Camp Esquagama is led by Robert, Camp Director. Camp Esquagama is a non-profit 501(c)(3) organization. The mission of Camp Esquagama is that kids need time to be kids and that is what the camp is there to provide. One caregiver shared, “My sisters’ and now my oldest grandson have enjoyed the camp for years. I highly recommend this camp!”
Last updated July 26, 2026.
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