We hope that the winter has been a positive one for you and your family despite dealing with the Coronavirus pandemic. After much planning and many adaptations to meet a host of safety guidelines, we found a way to successfully run summer camp  in 2020 as well as versions of Family Camp  for Labor Day and Fall Colors; all with no reports of CoVid transmission. Now, we turn our energy toward 2021. It is our hope that by the time we get to our first family weekends in May that some restrictions may be able to be relaxed. However, we just don’t know yet. Therefore, we will plan to move forward with the assumption of needing to run our weekends with the same successful adaptations that we did in 2020 meeting the most current safety guidelines, while still providing you and your family with a weekend to relax, reminisce, and re-kindle the Anokijig spirit. If you didn’t experience the 2020 weekend, in short, a camp weekend in 2021 will look different from what you’re used to seeing. The changes made to the family camp program are detailed in a sample guide the you can review by clicking HERE. These changes were guided by the CDC, the American Camp Association, camp professionals, and state and local governments. Please remember that these changes may be somewhat fluid. As we move through phases, discover better practices, etc.,  we may need to or be able to make changes that may be more or less restrictive. If anything changes we will be sure to inform you prior to your arrival. The information in this guide includes considerations prior to arrival, programs to expect, health and safety precautions that will be in place, and post-camp precautions. If you have any questions please don’t hesitate to contact us at anokijig@anokijig.net  or 920-893-0782. Darin Holden—Executive Director.

A family weekend at Camp Anokijig...

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...is a vacation with delicious meals included. Camp Anokijig is a great treat for the whole family and offers opportunities to meet people and make new friends. 

Family weekends feature a wide range of recreational opportunities: Horse Rides, Sailing & Wind Surfing, Arts & Crafts, Pontoon Boat Excursions, Swimming, Archery, Fishing, Hiking, Kayaking & Canoeing, Campfires... The list goes on and on, do it all or do nothing at all — the choice is yours!

We offer home-style cooking, lumberjack breakfast, charcoal barbecues and much, much more. Meals are served buffet style in scenic Western Lodge. The first meal served is Saturday breakfast and the last is lunch on the final day of the weekend.

CHECK-IN begins on Friday after 6:00pm in Western Lodge.
DEPARTURE is after lunch on your final scheduled day.

Lodging & Pricing

Camp Anokijig has a large variety of cabins and tents. Whether you're nestled in the Kettle Moraine forest or overlooking beautiful Little Elkhart Lake, each campsite offers a unique way to experience the great outdoors!

Cost includes: lodging, meals, and use of program equipment. Horses, Arts & Crafts, and the Trading Post have extra fees.