Camp Otto Summer Camps

We have two different types of summer camps: our immersion learning programs and our traditional summer camps. The summer sessions are offered for eight weeks and each session is one week in length, all are welcome to attend.

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Camp Otto Family Camps

Come together with the purpose of growing and learning new skills and communicative styles. These camps are formulated with the purpose of allowing families to learn new skills that will help them form a stronger bonds, and share an unparalleled connection.

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Camp Otto Special Events

Group retreats are welcome at Camp Otto. You may choose to have as much or as little service as you like during your stay. We offer full banquet style service and do-it-yourself packages, and everything in between.

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Camp Otto Facilities

Camp Otto has been renting its facilities for a number of years, and we intend to carry on this tradition during our off season months. The camp has several different options available: Our main lodge, remote cabin, rooms and tent sites.

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Summer Camp at Camp OttoWe have two different types of summer camps at Camp Otto: our immersion learning programs and our traditional summer camps. Each session is one week in length(although some might choose to attend consecutive sessions), and although geared toward homeschoolers, all are welcome to attend. The summer sessions are offered for eight weeks, starting June 6, 2008 and ending in August, 2008. The programs are described below: 


Immersion Learning Programs
Immersion learning is a program where the child is immersed in the subject completely. What this means is that all aspects of the subject are participated in, and all activities revolve around the subject matter, including food. The homeschool groups are more familiar with the term “Unit Study” to describe this type of learning. It is a very hands-on way of learning about an area of interest. Our resources allow you to take that unit study to the next level. Learn more

Specialty CampsLake near Camp Otto
Our specialty camps are designed around a basic theme just as our immersion learning programs are, but these programs are more recreational in nature. While focusing on a particular area of interest, children can take their knowledge levels to new heights. The main difference between these camps and the immersion learning camps is the lack of historical content. Children still pursue interests, but without assuming the role of a historical figure, or acting out a historical time period. Learn more about Specialty Camps scheduled for the 2008 season.
 
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