Camp Wabikon

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• Léo B.février 2025

  Take me back to that campsite on a dream island of lake Temagami ! Those 3 summers of my teenage years spent as a camper and a CIT at Camp Wabikon really were special to me, and some of my best memories ever without a doubt. Not only did I make great friends and had fun times, I also significantly improved my english (being french) and discovered new passions such as canoeing. The staff is amazing and I have to give a special mention to Margaret, the soul of camp Wabikon, and her immense heart. I would recommend every parent to consider sending their kids to Camp Wabikon and I would for sure send my future kids there, but only if I get to visit once with them to satisfy my nostalgia ;)

• Rommars 2025

  I had the chance to go to Wabikon for three years in a row (2013–2015).
  Wabikon holds a special place in my heart, with some of the best summer memories I've ever had.
  The camp is located on a massive lake that you'll love to explore by swimming or canoeing. Days are filled with fun activities—chilling in the woods, fishing, playing sports, drawing, swimming, or jumping off a diving platform.
  I was sent to Canada to improve my English and left practically bilingual (I'm French).
  Overall, an amazing experience that I can't recommend enough!

• Milan C.février 2025

  Wabikon is undoubtedly the best summer camp in the world! I highly recommend sending your children or teenagers there. I had two incredible summers, including one as a CIT in 2015. I still have amazing memories from my time there and wouldn’t hesitate to send my own kids one day !

• Yehuda L.juin 2024

  Between 1964-1970, I attended 6 different summer camps, only one of them for two years in a row. But my best summer EVER was as a C.I.T. at Wabikon in 1970, the year Gordie and Linda Wolfe re-opened the camp after it had been closed for a few years. Highlights were:
  1) the 4-day canoe trip up to Lady Evelyn Lake, led by swim instructor and former Vietnam veteran Hubie Wooten;
  2) learning how to build a pottery kiln from scratch, including a technique to get an extremely hot fire;
  3) canoeing over to High Rock Island and hiking to the windswept plateau on top, which was too windy for mosquitoes to bother us;
  4) visiting the Hudson's Bay trading post on Bear Island, where…

• Ignacio O.octobre 2024

  I went to Camp Wabikon in early 80s. Those memories stay with me to this day. First time water skiing and a week-long canoe trip portage everything with us. Lots of fun! Unforgettable ☺️

• Matt V.juillet 2021

  One of the founding experiences of my adolescence. I purposely planned this trip (I was 15 years old, 2005) to coincide with a "long distance" relationship. It was supposed to be the time of our life. Instead I got dumped 5 minutes after the bus left. Walked around in a daze for the first couple of days and got the name "acid" (as in LSD) because I was so emotionally traumatized. It's a damn good testament to the camp that I was able to turn around eventually. Had a great time with some new buddies I met. Sailing was super fun too.

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