Welcome to the 4-H Camp

For over 75 years The Kelleys Island 4-H Camp has provided thousands of children, teens and adults a unique camping experience on one of Lake Erie’s most beautiful islands. The camp is adjacent to Ohio’s Kelleys Island North Pond and East Quarry which provides additional opportunities to explore outdoors.

About Us

About Us

About Us

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The Camp provides a combination of traditional camping activities with innovative outdoor programming. In addition to such mainstay camping activities as hiking, swimming, archery and canoeing, a variety of educational and social development programs are offered as well. These include nature study, art and photography, astronomy, geology and history.

Mission

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About Us

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The Kelleys Island 4-H Camp, Inc. has as its primary mission: to  develop youth into caring, competent, and contributing citizens through  camping experiences that expose them to a variety of healthful and  educational activities and experiences.

History

About Us

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Since our inception in 1945, the Kelleys Island 4-H Camp has provided thousands of children, teens, and adults a unique camping experience on one of Lake Erie’s most beautiful islands.  Our camping program include outdoor experiences such as: swimming, water sports, fishing, hiking, team-building and archery/shooting sports. 

Welcome Bunk 1 Families

Welcome Bunk 1 Families

Welcome Bunk 1 Families

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Bunk1 provides a one-way e-mail communication from a parent or loved one to your camper. The Bunk1  service allows you to send a message to your camper that will typically be delivered within 24 hours. Every day the camp receives 1 PDF document with all of the Bunk1 messages that have been sent. The Camp then prints and distributes the notes to your camper with the regular mail.

Give & Volunteer

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Give & Volunteer

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The Kelleys Island 4-H Camp receives no state funding; it is completely self-sufficient and all funds are derived from camping fees and donations from friends and alumni of the camp. The camp is supported by a very active volunteer group that maintains the facility and completes most renovation projects.