Camp Odayin’s summer camp for children with heart disease in grades 1-11 is an overnight experience where campers benefit from connecting with other young people who may share similar health, emotional, and social concerns. Registration open February - April Grades 1-6 July 14-18, 2025 Grades 6-8 July 28-August 1, 2025 Grades 9-11 July 21-25, 2025

Overnight camps provide an immersive experience for campers to explore the outdoors, make new friends and to discover their spark. Through team and individual activities, our program focuses on inclusion, nature, and character development led by caring and engaging camp counselors from all over the world. Campers enjoy traditional camp activities, spend the evening playing all-camp games, telling epic stories, and singing songs around the campfire before heading into rustic cabins for the night

Let your imagination frolic, romp, and soar in this super fun art and creative writing camp! Create a mystical menagerie of creatures with words, moving pictures, sculptures and pop-up books.

Camp Fire Minnesota is the perfect place for children to spend their summer. We are passionate about getting kids outside and creating a new community that they wouldn’t experience anywhere else. Each week of Day Camp is filled with a wide range of outdoor and nature-based activities that build character, ignite wonder and curiosity, and fill the woods with laughter. Learn more about our programs at https://campfiremn.org/camps/

This 3-morning workshop gives children ages 6-11 the opportunity to explore and celebrate the vital role of water in our lives through the art of weaving. Participants will learn basic weaving techniques then create paper placemats, up-cycled denim coasters, and unique water-themed wall hangings, while learning about water and Lake Minnetonka. Each participant will leave with their creations, an investigation guide, yarn needles, and a custom "water weaver" shuttle for future weaving projects.