Wisconsin Summer Camps

Capitol Debate hosts academic and debate camps dedicated to enriching and expanding the social, intellectual, and academic lives of our students. Our collection of classes provide students with the elements of forensic speech and debate, and instruction in public speaking, writing, broadcast journalism, and youth leadership. Every subject is taught by experienced instructors and every subject is learned through practice and implementation.

Red Pine Camp is a traditional camp for girls ages 7-16. Located in Wisconsin's Northwoods, individual activity programming is determined by abilities and interests, enabling campers to meet and interact with campers outside of their cabin group. Activity choices include horseback riding, water skiing, archery, tennis, ceramics, sailing, canoeing, camp crafts & nature, arts & crafts, pottery, theatre, mountain biking, swimming and much more.

No. 1 Soccer Camps, the first national camp of it's kind, was founded by Dr. Joseph Machnik in 1977. The former World Cup and professional soccer coach is known for creating the "Machnik Method", a unique soccer training method that is widely recognized and used today. The No. 1 Soccer Camp offers a fantastic opportunity for goalkeepers and field players to build soccer skills and challenge themselves.

At Camp Invention, we invite children to explore, understand, and solve real world problems. Students team up to experiment, play, create, construct and deconstruct, while every activity prepares them for a successful and captivating curiosity-fueled future!

iD Tech hosts day & overnight computer camp programs for ages 6-18. Programs are held at 100+ top campuses nationwide like Stanford, Princeton, MIT, Yale, UCLA, Harvard & more! Learn code, discover game design, or develop a website.

The focus of Swift Nature Camp is to blend traditional summer camp activities with activities that develop a camper's appreciation for nature, science and the environment. Children are able to act on their own, be self-reliant and try things for themselves. Activity choices include arts and crafts, canoeing, fishing, swimming, archery, and many more activities. In addition campers get to play and learn in our Nature Center and Zoo.

GameBreaker Lacrosse Camps give athletes the opportunity to develop lacrosse skills, learning from top-notch players and coaches. Sessions include lacrosse camps for boys, lacrosse camps for girls, goalie and shooter clinics at locations across the United States.