Camp Birchrock is a true treasure here in our Northwoods!

There are 200 acres of woodland, three lakes, and miles of hiking trails all available for you to explore! It's a truly a magical place, and we're honored to be able to share it with all of you!

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There is unlimited tent camping available to anyone interested in bringing their own tent, but please just let us know ahead of time when you RSVP.

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*Note that food is not allowed in the sleeping cabins as per camp policy, and you probably shouldn't keep it in your tent, either.

This is mostly woodland and the animals are the only full time residents. (yep, that means bears!)

Food storage is available in the main lodge.*

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Campfires are permitted in the designated fire areas only.

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There are bathrooms and showers available for our guests to use, as well as full use of the main lodge, kitchen, and boathouse.

All other camp facility buildings are off limits.

Bunkhouses have been reserved for long-distance traveling guests and musicians so please be aware that they are occupied and be respectful of guests privacy.

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The beach, boat house and watercraft are all available to use (at your own risk).

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Smoking is not allowed in any of the camp buildings. Look for metal bins outdoors to dispose of cigarette butts.

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All trash must be disposed of in the designated areas for your safety and that of  wildlife.

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Remember to bring your bug spray...youre in the deep woods now!

An umbrella, a flashlight and a light jacket also arent a bad idea.

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Use of the camp is at your own risk, so please watch your step, use your head, watch for wildlife, follow the rules and have fun!

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*Camp Birchrock has been around for 75 years, and they graciously allow rental of the facility when camp isn't in session.

We want to assure it'll continue to be a treasured service for our community for years to come, so maintaining the camp is our number one priority.

We've accepted responsibility for all our guests, and take that responsibility very seriously. Please respect the camp as of it was our own home.*