The Coastal Fisheries Camp is a fun and intense 5-day academic camp that introduces high school students to the marine environment. The camp is designed to give students a better understanding and appreciation of the various fields in marine science. Students will stay in the dorms on the Dauphin Island Sea Lab campus and participate in a variety of activities academic activities. Students will have the opportunity to observe and work with plankton nets, seine nets, water sampling bottles, refractometers and water quality test kits and other equipment. They will also collect and identify marine species from various habitats, participate in lab and field discussions, all under the guidance of award winning marine and aquatic educators from Auburn University and Dauphin Island Sea Lab.

Sail away at camp and learn the ways of water

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Camp Ondessonk's traditional summer camp for children ages 10-15 years old. Traditional summer camp provides exceptional outdoor progamming, including horseback riding, archery, caneoing, and more.

Camp Ondessonk's traditional summer camp for children ages 10-15 years old. Traditional summer camp provides exceptional outdoor progamming, including horseback riding, archery, caneoing, and more.

Love horses? Love Camp O? Want both? Horse Camp is for you.

This “sampler” offers a bit of each adventure, including Backpacking, Mountain Biking, Rock Camp, and River Adventure.

This “sampler” offers a bit of each adventure, including Backpacking, Mountain Biking, Rock Camp, and River Adventure.

Exploring the scenic back-country trails of the Shawnee National Forest offers the perfect opportunity to expand horsemanship skills and develop outdoor skills.

Campers will initially be on-site at camp learning riding techniques, bike repair, and practicing on our extensive trail system.

Focused on girls entering grade 4-9th

The purpose of Camp is to learn about bleeding disorders, develop skills to care for bleeding disorders and to have fun! Campers will have the opportunity to meet new friends and participate in a variety of traditional camp activities.

Each week at K.A.R.E. Camp is unique and different, with different organizations and focus areas. Camp days generally include discussions, hands-on service projects, visits from – or field trips to – one of our K.A.R.E. Camp partner organizations, and time to focus on their Friday Fun-raiser.

Camp Chippewa is an experience unlike any other. No matter where our campers come from, they learn to live among the trees, lakes, and rivers, guided by the sun and the stars. Each day brings a new adventure and with it, new opportunities to grow.

The Chippewa Leadership Training (CLT) Session is a full-summer commitment for young men entering their senior year in high school. Contact the Camp Director for more information.