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Tradition, Spirit, Friendship & Adventure abound in this traditional summer camp setting, celebrating 77 years of happy campers! Over 35 water & land activities & exceptional camping & canoeing provide exciting & enriching days. 2, 3, 4, & 7 wk sessions; ages 7-17; Highly experienced staff, privately owned/operated, two lakes, 500 acres. Transportation available from Toronto.
Choose the right programs and sessions for your child; Camp Bil-O-Wood currently has 0 program available; 7 TBD.
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Coed Ages: 7 - 17 Traditional (multi activity)
$4,275/month
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Coed Ages: 7 - 17 Traditional (multi activity)
$2,340/2 weeks
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Coed Ages: 7 - 17 Traditional (multi activity)
$3,375/3 weeks
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Coed Ages: 7 - 17 Traditional (multi activity)
$5,753/2 weeks
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Coed Ages: 7 - 17 Traditional (multi activity)
$8,113/2 weeks
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Coed Ages: 7 - 17 Traditional (multi activity)
$3,242/2 weeks
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Coed Ages: 7 - 17 Traditional (multi activity)
$4,510
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Payment Options:
Deposit required with acceptance | Yes |
Credit card payment | Yes |
Maximum installments available | 12 |
Discounts
Discount if paid in full | 15% |
Discount if paid early | 15% |
Discount for 2nd child | 5% |
Discount for 3rd child | 10% |
Discount for 4th child | 10% |
Discount for resident base | 15% |
Tradition is important. It provides a window onto a wider world, and a chance to tap into something larger than ourselves. That kind of tradition provides a basis for the offering at Bil-O-Wood. Founded in 1946 and run by four generations of the same family, it remains consistent with its roots, offering a chance to really engage with the foundation of camping in Canada. Kids perhaps don't really care, at least not in an intellectual way, and that's fine. What they do appreciate, whether or not they express it, is the opportunity to step outside the bustle of their lives, to spend a bit of time in nature, and to live for a time through a different set of priorities. For many families, that, very rightly, is what camp is all about.
Hello. We are Paul and Trisha Ludwig, the 3rd generation of Camp directors and owners of Camp Bil-O-Wood. Together, we have over 50 years of summer camp experience. We choose to spend our summers here because we believe summer camp offers something that the real world does not.
The number one question we get from parents is why summer camp for my child? The simplest answer to that question is: the summer camp experience is something that cannot be duplicated at home.
Camp Bil-O-Wood teaches life skills such as self-concept, independence and interdependence. The community living environment, away from home, allows for a unique experience where children can grow and develop under their own direction and amongst their peers.
Because, at camp, we live together with people of all ages from young children to young adults, we learn to be both leaders and followers. We learn to rely on our own decision-making abilities and decide which actions help us to become the people we want to become. As the parents of three young children ourselves, we know that kids grow and develop leaps and bounds when they are surrounded by the positive influence of their peers.
At Camp Bil-O-Wood, we carefully design our program and choose our staff to support the healthy, positive, and upward growth of our campers. We do this by offering a variety of programs such as athletics, aquatics, the arts, and wilderness exploration, but most importantly through encouraging laughter, fun, and friendship.
If you ask any of our campers why they return year after year, they will tell you it is because of their friends. In no other place, can our kids spend day after day experiencing the joys of life amongst their friends. It is this incredibly safe and supportive environment that makes camp the unique experience that cannot be duplicated anywhere else.
And this is why we believe the Bil-O-Wood experience is right for children.
1102 Granary Lake Rd, Blind River, Ontario, P0R 1B0, Canada
Location | Address | Pick up | Drop off |
Stop 1 | Toronto | Not provided | Not provided |
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Washrooms Facilities
Are meals provided? Yes.
Is Camp Bil-O-Wood technology free? Yes. We have a no-electronics policy
Available for private rentals: Yes
Available in late May, early June, Late August, September, October
When I stepped off the bus at Camp Bil-O-Wood in 1995 I was an athletic and energetic young boy unsure of his decision to spend the summer away from home. As eager as I was to start the season I lacked some confidence and social skills that many kids are wanting of early in life. The first weeks were tough but Uncle Carl Wahl’s leadership and the new friendships I formed in my cabin had me hooked for summers to come. The confidence and socialization I experienced at Bil-O-Wood were unmatched by any other environment at home. I built life long friendships and, more importantly, I learned how to thrive in a team environment. The canoe trips and wilderness experiences offered at camp taught commitment, selflessness, social skills, and mental toughness.
When I entered the service in 2010 I began a rigorous curriculum of training, which lasted almost two years. Attending US Army Ranger School and Airborne School, among others, it became apparent to me how much summer camp had profoundly influenced my leadership potential. Traits such as integrity, communication, fortitude, selflessness, and creativity were immediately more accessible because of the experiences at Bil-O-Wood that shaped my development. The lessons and adventures that broadened my horizons at camp helped prepare me to lead others in much more severe situations. In November of 2012 I deployed to Eastern Afghanistan in support of Operation Enduring Freedom as a Platoon Leader. Now, as a Captain, I continue to lead Soldiers and shoulder greater responsibilities. Not a day goes by that I don’t reflect fondly on my summers at Bil-O-Wood. Camp was where I was given the opportunity to experience the outdoors, build relationships with a diverse group people, and realize my full potential.
Uncle Sy Spinelli is currently serving as a Captain in the United States Army Infantry in the 101st Airborne Division. He lives outside Nashville, Tennessee with his wife Aunt Alisa (Wilcox) Spinelli and their dog Tucker. They are expecting their first child, a baby boy, towards the end of March.
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