
Tamahay Camp for Girls
Private
Tamahay Camp for Girls is an overnight camp for girls ages 7-16 on Island Lake near Akeley, founded in 1969. Campers ride horses, canoe, sail, shoot archery, play tennis, fence, cook out and take overnight trips. The camp is deliberately technology-free, with no cellphones or tablets, and takes only 36 campers per session so staff know every camper by name. It runs four weeks each summer, and campers stay either two weeks or all four.
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 Tamahay Camp for Girls directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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Powered by GoogleMy granddaughter has attended Tamahay Camp for Girls for 5 summers. She is eager to go again and one day become a counselor. She has made many friends. It is a wonderful break from technology to connect with nature.
This fabulous camp taught me the skills I need to succeed in life. I don't know where I would be without it.
Absolutely amazing place. Went here for 4 years, then eventually became a counselor. Promotes kindness and friendship between all the girls and limits drama. I am a very quiet person and have trouble making friends, but I wad easily able to make friends here. They go out of their way to make sure every girl has a great experience
Sugar Pops!!! What a "Wonderful" camp for young people!! Individual and personal guidance with encouragement by the professional staff is given to each camper! Want to have a really "Fun & Enjoyable" experience, go to this camp!!
Camp Tamahay is a fabulous camp for girls - with myriad opportunities to be active and learn new skills (horseback riding, archery, tennis, sailing, etc.) and make life long friends. I went for many years, ultimately becoming a counselor, and now all my nieces are or have attended too. Not a bad experience among any of us. Highly, highly recommend. It was one of the largest influencers on who I am today.




