Trees For Tomorrow is an accredited nonprofit outdoor environmental education center on 40 wooded acres in Eagle River. Its summer day camps include Kinderwild (ages 3–5), Jr. SEEK (ages 6–7) and SEEK (ages 8–12), immersing children in hands-on nature learning, alongside day and overnight environmental programs for K–12 school groups. It focuses on conservation and the outdoors.
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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 Trees For Tomorrow directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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★★★★★Jack O'BrienWent to this as a kid in middle-school. Snow shoe'ing sucked. No one wanted to bunk with me from my school so I ended up with a guy who didn't let me forget he didn't want to bunk with me. I hate my life. Edit: My experience with people in middle school should not reflect this organization. What TFT is doing is superb and I hope they continue this.
★★★★★Heidi LaunerMy husband and I attended the maple syruping course today. Todd was an extremely knowledgeable instructor and he and Casey were helpful and understanding to all of us. We learned so much and came home and started boiling our sap and make our own syrup.
★★★★★Purple PandaThe 8th grade has been having a good time AND learning! Very well organized operation, accommodating for food allergies and requirements, lovely staff and clean. Thank you for having us!
★★★★★Wayne GeiserWe didn't spend long here. We only visited to take a picture of the CCC Worker statue. We did, however, go in to ask to use the restroom. They kindly let us and we chatted with a few of the staff. What a wonderful resource to have!
★★★★★Dennis SOur youth group stayed here for 3 nights 4 days this winter. We rented Cross Country Skis and a cabin. I must say this place is fantastic. The cross country ski equipment was Top Notch. The lessons were taught by one of the best. The 2nd day we went on an easy trail system. The next day we did 2 other Trail systems that were gorgeous. We had excellent facilities to stay in the food was good and we thoroughly enjoyed our time couple of our young man even got to play some hockey across the street. We also had some Outdoor Ed education. Top notch highly recommended