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Our parent packet or information packet will be mailed to all registered campers beginning the week of April 28th. This packet will have information about camp arrival times, what to bring,...
After an extensive national search, Betsy Alles has been named CEO and executive director of the State YMCA of Michigan in Central Lake, MI. The announcement was made by Ann Parker,... The Camp Hayo-Went-Ha family has grown a little larger! David Yuhaus has joined HWH as the new Outdoor Education and Retreats Director. David and his family, wife Jessica and son David,... Another successful rallies season comes to an end! Thank you everyone who attended one of our information nights. It is always fun to talk about our wonderful summer programs to old... WE NEED YOU! Volunteers are needed to help prepare camp for the Spring & Summer. ... CAMP NEEDS YOU! Volunteers are needed to help prepare camp for the Spring & Summer. ... The Pension Protection Act of 2006 - For calendar years 2006 and 2007 taxpayers age 70 1/2 or older can make contributions of up to $100,000 per year directly from an... Scrapbooking Retreats are becoming evermore popular! ... Embrace the winter! Easy enough to say but last weekend several brave souls jumped into Torch Lake and can now say they are true winter polar bears! Caitlin Owens, Callie Wright,... Read the latest Whispering Pines Alumni newsletter and Camper newsletters right here! ... Camp Arbutus Hayo-Went-Ha finally had a professional recording crew come to Trailside Lodge and record some of your favourite camp songs. ... Girls Camp was featured this summer on the local television news. Click here to view the taping during the summer of 2007. ...
Put your name in stone and support Camp Hayo-Went-Ha. The camp will be installing a paver stone walkway into the Kresge Lodge. By making a contribution to the Second Century of... |
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We have a solid reputation for outstanding camping programs that began in 1904. We offer single gender, long term programs that are proven to have a lasting and positive influence on the lives of our campers. Join the generations of families who have sent their children to a Hayo-Went-Ha camp! Learn our values and traditions, experience the fun and adventure, and create memories that last a lifetime. Both camps are located near Traverse City, Michigan.
Both camps offer challenging wilderness adventure programs for each age level. Hiking, canoeing, biking, kayaking and sailing take place at beautiful locations in Northern Michigan, Wisconsin and Canada. On-site activities include sailing, archery, crafts, canoeing, swimming, climbing towers, ropes course and drama as well as sports, campfires and skits. In addition, a fine horse riding program is offered at the Girls camp and SCUBA is offered at the Boys camp.
Camp Hayo-Went-Ha for Boys919 N. East Torch Lake Dr.
Central Lake, MI 49622
An adventure for Boys Enter the world of adventure with incredible experiences you’ll remember for a lifetime. Experiences like the twang of a bow string, the flash of a paddle, sleeping under the stars or sailing on the majestic and beautiful Torch Lake. Learn why generation after generation of boys and teens continue to learn and grow through the opportunties they have at YMCA Camp Hayo-Went-Ha. Boys from grades 4-11 can participate in programs that range from overnights on camp property, hiking Isle Royale to sailing the North Channel. Programs are designed to be fun, challenging and adventurous, yet safe and age appropriate. Camp sessions range from 2 to 4 weeks.>> Boy's Camp Email: hwh@hayowentha.org Phone: 231-544-5915 toll free: 877-547-5915 Fax: 231-544-2916 Camp Arbutus Hayo-Went-Ha for Girls1380 E. Arbutus Lake Rd.
Traverse City , Michigan 49686
An Adventure for Girls Camp Arbutus Hayo-Went-Ha has exciting programs for girls, 3rd-11th grade. We are located on the sloping pine hills of beautiful Arbutus Lake southeast of Traverse City, Michigan. We offer a variety of camp activities with opportunities to participate in challenging trip programs or in our extensive horseback program! Our programs provide appropriate challenges based on the age of the camper. Camp activities include swimming, canoeing, horseback riding lessons or trail rides, field sports, a variety of crafts, outdoor living skills, sailing, kayaking, archery, tennis, language, drama, dance and creative writing. >> Girls Camp
Email: hwh@hayowentha.org Phone: (231) 946-8589 Fax: (231) 946-8677 Outdoor Environmental EducationSince 1981, Camp Hayo-Went-Ha has offered Outdoor Environmental Education to children of all ages. Our programs are rooted in our mission of building the minds, bodies, and spirits of young people. We emphasize activities that inspire personal growth, team building, and appreciation for our natural surroundings. Hayo-Went-Ha is committed to providing a safe, fun and exciting learning environment that will make a lasting impression and improve performance in the classroom. Outdoor Education programs can be tailored to meet the needs of each school. By combining environmental classes with team building activities, the students experience a very rewarding and educational experience. Go to Outdoor Education page!
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