Camp Amnicon
Camp Amnicon Foundation (LOM)
Camp Amnicon is an ACA-accredited camp in South Range, WI, operated by Camp Amnicon Foundation (LOM), founded in 1966.
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 Camp Amnicon Foundation (LOM) directly before you register or pay.
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Accreditations & licensing
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★★★★★Joel FrerichsOur daughter is a guide here for the summer, we came to stay the weekend at one of the cabins. Nice getaway and close to Superior/Duluth.
★★★★★Kathryn HashemI was very excited about this excursion, and it didn't disappoint. Duluth Parks and Recreation has partnered with Camp Amnicon in such a fantastic way! The voyageur canoe trip in the St. louis River Estuary was top notch. No frills, maximum participation experience, to be sure. Lunch was fuel and salt, which was just right. I am already researching the 5 night apostle isles trip. I will need to train for that one!
★★★★★Mary Ann Van CuraPeaceful, wilderness living within minutes of cities. View of the Amnicon river from the lodge deck. Walking paths to Lake Superior and through local woods. Staff are amazing. Book lodging on VRBO or make arrangements for a summer camp experience or retreat.
★★★★★Brittani LambAmnicon provides thoughtful, meaningful, and fun trips! I have been a part of both religious and secular groups and it has been equally impactful for participants. Amnicon goes above and beyond to make sure that campers are comfortable but also challenged in their experience. The camp itself is beautiful and the staff, both seasonal and year-round, are too! This place is like a second home for so many people.
★★★★★Jeri RasmussenSuch an awesome first time to Camp Amnicon. Our cabin was super cozy and clean. My fiancé and I went there for our babymoon...our one last little getaway before our baby girl is born in 6 weeks. Trails were mild enough for me to hike being super preggo. Will definitely be returning next year!