They can swim, play games, go on nature hikes and more. And they can meet young people from throughout the state both urban and rural with whom they can build lifelong and valued friendships. Families that send youths to camp must be current MFU members. Parents, in accordance with Minnesota state law, must have a permit to enter a Minnesota state park. Permits, which are the responsibility of parents, can be purchased for the day at the park entrance.
Every effort is made to set a transportation schedule that is convenient for all participants.
Campers who send registration forms that are received late will be sent an existing bus schedule and are expected to meet the bus at the closest pick-up point. For more information on Minnesota Farmers Union Summer Camp programs contact MFU Education Director Jim Tunheim at 651.639.1223, ext.