Towering Pines Camp for Boys

Towering Pines Camp, 5586 Co Hwy D, Eagle River, WI 54521

Location of Towering Pines Camp for Boys campTowering Pines Camp, 5586 Co Hwy D, Eagle River, WI 54521

About

Towering Pines Camp for Boys is an overnight summer camp for boys ages 7 to 16. The program is a multi-activity, individual choice, and skill-building camp, and campers select activities for at least two weeks before changing their schedule. The daily program includes breakfast, cabin clean-up, morning assembly, morning activities, lunch, mail call, rest hour, afternoon activity periods, evening assembly, dinner, evening activities, evening snack, leadership training for teens, and lights out.

Programs

  • Overnight summer camp for boys — 7 to 16 years old · Multi-activity, individual choice, and skill-building program.

At a glance

  • Ages: 7–16 years old
  • General schedule: Daily program includes breakfast, cabin clean-up, morning assembly, morning activities, lunch, mail call, rest hour, afternoon activity periods, evening assembly, dinner, evening activities, evening snack, leadership training for teens, and lights out. Campers select activities for at least two weeks before changing their schedule.

About the provider

The Jordan family has been providing kids with one great summer after another for more than 80 years. The leadership team includes Jeff and Jenny Jordan, JoAnne Jordan Trimpe, Jonathan Shirley, and Angie Wenzl. Towering Pines Camp for Boys is accredited by the American Camping Association (ACA).

Camp is an overnight camp for boys. Campers participate in activities for at least two weeks before selecting a new set of activities. Campers may change their schedule after every two weeks if desired.

What families say

“Thank you for all you do to keep camp going. Joe had a great time – we are still hearing “camp stories” from him and probably will until spring!” — Mark & Deb, Camp Parents

“Nathan enjoyed another wonderful summer with you and always hates to leave! We still have all his awards and crafts displayed to keep the memories alive at home.” — Gloria, Mother of a Camper

Last updated September 22, 2026.

Is this your business? There is no cost, but you will be asked to sign up or log in.