4-H Camp Palmer is a residential 4-H camp on 150 acres of woods, streams and fields near Fayette in northwest Ohio, where campers canoe, shoot archery, swim, zip line, line dance, take nature sessions and sing at campfire. Camp runs as week-long county sessions each summer: eleven northwest Ohio counties each hold their own week at the property, and families enroll through their county OSU Extension office rather than directly with the camp, so per-camper fees are set by the county and are not published on the camp's site. The camp posts its full session calendar for both 2026 and 2027 by county. It operates in partnership with Ohio State University Extension and displays the American Camp Association logo.
Sessions & rates
| Session | Dates | Ages | Price | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Williams County 4-H Camp (2027) | Jun 1 – Jun 4, 2027 | — | See camp website → | Open |
| Fulton County 4-H Camp (2027) | Jun 5 – Jun 9, 2027 | — | See camp website → | Open |
| Lucas County 4-H Camp (2027) | Jun 5 – Jun 9, 2027 | — | See camp website → | Open |
Enrollment and fees handled by the county OSU Extension office
Availability shown as of Aug 8, 2026.
The practical details
We list only what the camp itself publishes, and programs change — dates, prices, ages and availability can all move after we check. Confirm the details on the camp’s own website and contact 4-H Camp Palmer Inc directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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Accreditations & licensing
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★★★★★PenelopeI’ve gone to summer camp her over the past few years . It really is the best camp I can’t imagine going to a better one every one is nice between swiming to dancing or even the them days it’s amazing.
★★★★★DarrickMy daughter for the second year in a row has had a blast at 4h camp. She really enjoyed everything and everyone. She can't wait to go back next year. Everyone was very friendly at drop off and pick up. The camp and cabins are well kept and very nice.
★★★★★Satabdi BanerjeeNow I had a privilege to visit this camp twice. Awesome experience. Love the atmosphere, love the people who volunteer, serve and staff and love the facility. I love that they can host two-three groups of people and as many as 200-300 people at any day. Not to forget the cool and fun camp games we can play to learn team building, slackrope, zip line for adults and kids above 10 etc.
★★★★★Jiles HerronWas here for a winter camp experience and loved it. Great facility with large dormers off of a central lounge area with log fireplace and split cafetería/activities room. Plus extra beautiful cabins with as many outdoor games that you can think of (gaga, 9-square, tether-ball, swings etc). They also have a huge approximate 100ftx100ft indoor barn that can be used from games during the winter time.
★★★★★Jason NapieralaWe stayed here as a boy scout troop. The cabins and facilities were fantastic! Bill the head of the camp even came by saturday morning and drove us around to show us the 5 mile hiking trail we would be backpacking that day. It was a great experience!