Camp Wyandot Camps

Camp Wyandot Camps offers Camp Wyandot Overnight Camp, Mini Trails, Rover Backpacking, WoHeLo Keepers, Family Camp, and Camp Otonwe Day Camp. Camp Wyandot Overnight Camp includes a traditional camp experience, with younger campers split into age-appropriate groups of 6-8 and older campers living in tebins. Camp Otonwe Day Camp runs as a day program from 9 AM to 4 PM, with an extended day from 8:30 AM to 5 PM.

Programs

• Camp Wyandot Overnight Camp — Grades 3–11 · $685 per session · Traditional camp experience; sessions listed from June 14th–20th through July 26th–August 1st. Younger campers are split into age-appropriate groups of 6-8; older campers live in tebins (tent-cabins).
• Mini Trails — Grades 2–6 · $370 per session · 3½-day program with sessions June 21st–June 24th, June 24th–June 27th, and June 28th–July 1st.
• Rover Backpacking — Grades 8–11 · $750 per session · Weeklong program with sessions June 21st–June 27th and July 19th–July 25th.
• WoHeLo Keepers — Grades 9–11 · $870 per session · 10-day outdoor adventure session June 21st–July 1st.
• Family Camp — $500 · $100 per additional person; session June 28th–July 1st.
• Camp Otonwe Day Camp — Youth going into 1st to 6th grade in the fall; shorter session also open to kindergartners during the week of July 4th · Day program from 9 AM to 4 PM; extended day from 8:30 AM to 5 PM · Seven week-long sessions plus a shorter July 4th week session; Teen Helpers are 7th and 8th grade teens in a three-week program.

At a glance

• Ages: 5–16 years old
• Price range: $370–$870
• General schedule: Camp Wyandot serves boys and girls with summer day and overnight camps and the Wyandot Explorers program.

About the provider

Camp Wyandot, Inc. was founded in 1913 and purchased Camp Wyandot in the Hocking Hills in 1928. As of April 30, 2013, it became an independent non-profit organization. Camp Wyandot provides an inclusive nurturing environment for youth to have fun, make friends, serve others, and explore the great outdoors. It supports volunteers, hosts an annual luncheon and auction, and offers campership scholarships for many children who would not have had the opportunity to be in nature otherwise.

All Camp Wyandot Staff are trained to meet each camper where they are in terms of their individual needs, interests, and abilities. Counselors are supported by a Camper Support Specialist. Campers help create their cabin’s schedule. For Camp Otonwe, campers bring a sack lunch each day unless notified that lunch will be a cookout. Membership eligibility is open to all individuals eighteen (18) years of age and over.

What families say

“My experiences there, the friendships there, are highlights of my life. I live in Denver, CO. I still miss Columbus and lifelong friends there. Thanks for the newsletters.” — Charlotte Owens Burrows

“Just picked up my son (10) from his first year at Camp Wyandot and he had a BLAST--even with COVID-19 precautions! We will be sending him every year, and sending his sister, too when she is old enough! He was super excited to tell us all about camp, and he really loved his counselors and made friends. He had an awesome experience and already can't wait to return next year!” — Haley Slone

“Camp Wyandot has been a place of refuge, community & friendship for many years. Campership scholarships are provided for many children who would not have had the opportunity to be in nature otherwise. It's a blessing.” — Tamara Wawrosch

Last updated October 15, 2026.