Ahmek is located on the mainland while Wapomeo is situated on two islands a mile across Canoe Lake. A group of dedicated young men and women return to our staff year after year, providing high quality instruction and care. Many of them are former campers themselves and understand the very real issues that are a part of camp life. Camp Ahmek for boys stretches for a mile along the eastern shore of Canoe Lake. The younger boys live in cabins grouped around a sheltered inlet known as Wigwam Bay.
Older campers live in cabins along the pine and rocky shoreline.
Other features of Camp Ahmek include an expansive dining hall with fire places at both ends, central shower and washroom facilities, an enclosed swimming area, a sailor's clubhouse with a fleet of Lasers and sailboards, a playing field, basketball court, tennis courts and riding stables. Camp Wapomeo for girls is located on two islands on Canoe lake. The younger girls live on Main Island in cozy cabins that circle the island. Here they take part in swimming and canoeing activities. Older campers live on Senior Island, where they enjoy their own enclosed swimming and canoeing areas as well as a sense of independence.