HoneyRock is Wheaton College's Christian overnight camp and Northwoods campus on 800 acres in Three Lakes, serving elementary through high school students. Programs range from one-week camps for younger children to seven-week high-school service teams, with an extensive wilderness component of canoeing, climbing and backpacking trips. It is a Christ-centered camp and leadership center.
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 HoneyRock directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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★★★★★Eric DunkerWent to HoneyRock in the 90’s and it was life giving! I also learned skills that I still use and enjoy today!
★Toni HussI went there as a young girl in the 50s . It was the worse experience of my life . I was lonely not looked after .I wandered around for five days with no supervision. I am glad I came home alive . No joke I will never forget this sad experience.
★Lauren MonsonI was there in 2003 and this place tried to indoctrinate me to their fundamentalist beliefs. I was pulled aside several times by my “camp counselor” and asked me if my parents were abusive since I didn’t believe in god. I could go on but…all II know is that a friend invited me to a summer camp and my parents said yes. They had no idea what this place was.
★★★★★Bob HaggardFlash back to 1961. My brother, Bill, went to camp in August 1961. Have a few pictures, enjoy. God Bless
★★★★Ari KihnkeThe Girl's Voyageur program to the Boundary Waters was pretty awesome. Never ever been camping before but could've lasted another week out there especially with my group this past summer. Would've been great though if the boys and girls programs could have interacted more and if we could've had a bit more time at camp itself, but, overall it was a great experience. Mom loves this place that's why I went but it was, again, a pretty cool experience.