Winona Camps

The Cobb family also founded Wyonegonic’s brother camp Winona in 1908.  The Cobbs, being educators,  infused their camps with a respect for learning. The Sudduths and Ordways enthusiastically endorse this same goal to share with youth the time-honored practices and ideals of wilderness living.  Many things have remained the same over their 100 years: boys still spend their summers at camp living in canvas tents on the shores of Moose Pond and learning outdoor living skills.  But “newer” activities, such as rock climbing, kayaking and lacrosse, compliment their history as one of the oldest summer boys camps in the country.

With Winona just five miles up the lake from Wyonegonic, brothers and sisters can come to camp together.  Siblings and cousins can visit each other on Sundays. Many activities such as regattas, road races, and dances for the teenagers are traditionally co-sponsored by the two camps to sustain their long-standing relationship.

Wyonegonic Winona Family VisitBoys from around the country and around the world come to summer each year at Winona to experience the traditions, such as The Bat, friendly Red – Gray competitions and The Great Relay. Their campers and staff represent over 25 different states and 25 different countries each summer. This diversity of people, as well as their beautiful location on Moose Pond, gives boys friendships and memories that last a lifetime. Read more about the Winona Camps Experience.

You can visit Winona Camps’ website for more information or call them at 207-647-3721.