Wisconsin Farmers Union Summer Youth Camps at Kamp Kenwood
Kamp Kenwood, 128 W River St, Suite 201, Chippewa Falls, WI 54729
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Wisconsin Farmers Union Summer Youth Camps at Kamp Kenwood include activities such as hiking, swimming, and campfires. Campers take part in sessions that range from single overnight camps to multi-day, multi-night camps during July and early August.
• Ages: 8–17 years old
• Schedule: Sessions run from 1-day, 1-night camps to 5-day, 4-night camps, with arrival and pick-up times varying by camp type
• Price: $90–$190 per camp, plus a $30 non-refundable Wisconsin Farmers Union family membership per immediate family; first half of the camp fee and current membership are required to finalize registration, with the remainder due before camp
Pinecone Camp runs July 8–9 as a 1-day, 1-night camp, with registration between 9–9:30 am on the first day and pick-up between 2–2:30 pm on the final day. Junior Camp 1 runs July 12–15, Junior Camp 2 runs July 19–22, and Junior High Camp runs July 26–29, each as 4-day, 3-night camps with registration between 1–1:30 pm on the first day and pick-up between 11–11:30 am on the final day. Senior Camp runs August 2–6 as a 5-day, 4-night camp, followed by the Senior Co-op Trip August 6–7 as a 2-day, 1-night session.
Wisconsin Farmers Union states that its mission is to enhance the quality of life for family farmers, rural communities, and all people through educational opportunities, cooperative endeavors, and civic engagement. In the 1940s, Wisconsin Farmers Union President Ken Hones began advocating for leadership training, and the camp is named after him. Farmers Union Camps at Kamp Kenwood have been home to summer fun for generations, and the camp program is supported by co-ops and credit unions statewide. WFU Day Camps are 1-day camps that typically serve youth ages 7–11 and are hosted in partnership with Kamp Kenwood summer staff, local chapters and their youth programs, and a host site. The Senior Co-op Trip includes a day trip to a local city within three hours to explore different types of cooperatives and visit tourist destinations, followed by an extra night at camp. Scholarships are available for camp, and families are given access to information such as directions and a packing list. Families also have the option to donate to the Kamp Kenwood Improvement Fund.
Last updated March 1, 2026.
• Ages: 8–17 years old
• Schedule: Sessions run from 1-day, 1-night camps to 5-day, 4-night camps, with arrival and pick-up times varying by camp type
• Price: $90–$190 per camp, plus a $30 non-refundable Wisconsin Farmers Union family membership per immediate family; first half of the camp fee and current membership are required to finalize registration, with the remainder due before camp
Pinecone Camp runs July 8–9 as a 1-day, 1-night camp, with registration between 9–9:30 am on the first day and pick-up between 2–2:30 pm on the final day. Junior Camp 1 runs July 12–15, Junior Camp 2 runs July 19–22, and Junior High Camp runs July 26–29, each as 4-day, 3-night camps with registration between 1–1:30 pm on the first day and pick-up between 11–11:30 am on the final day. Senior Camp runs August 2–6 as a 5-day, 4-night camp, followed by the Senior Co-op Trip August 6–7 as a 2-day, 1-night session.
Wisconsin Farmers Union states that its mission is to enhance the quality of life for family farmers, rural communities, and all people through educational opportunities, cooperative endeavors, and civic engagement. In the 1940s, Wisconsin Farmers Union President Ken Hones began advocating for leadership training, and the camp is named after him. Farmers Union Camps at Kamp Kenwood have been home to summer fun for generations, and the camp program is supported by co-ops and credit unions statewide. WFU Day Camps are 1-day camps that typically serve youth ages 7–11 and are hosted in partnership with Kamp Kenwood summer staff, local chapters and their youth programs, and a host site. The Senior Co-op Trip includes a day trip to a local city within three hours to explore different types of cooperatives and visit tourist destinations, followed by an extra night at camp. Scholarships are available for camp, and families are given access to information such as directions and a packing list. Families also have the option to donate to the Kamp Kenwood Improvement Fund.
Last updated March 1, 2026.
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