Camp Wabikon
Temagami, Ontario · Show on map
Overview
Camp Wabikon is an overnight summer camp in Temagami, Ontario.
Programs listed for this camp: academic, leadership, arts, outdoor, dance, music, theatre and sports.
Listed ages: 6 to 18.
The camp appears as “OCA accredited” in its association’s directory.
- Type
- Overnight camp
- Programs
- Academic, leadership, Arts, Outdoor, Dance, music, theatre, Sports, Teens
- Ages
- Ages 6 to 18
- Campers
- Co-ed
- Accreditation
- OCA accredited
- Address
- 2430 T234 Lake Temagami, Temagami, ON, P0H 2H0
Practical details
- Registration 2027Register now for Summer 2027.
Collected automatically from the camp website (wabikon.com) in November 2026. Hours and services change from year to year, so confirm with the camp.
Listed activities
- Archery
- Badminton
- Baseball / Softball
- Basketball
- Beach Volleyball
- Camping / Cookouts
- Canoe Trips
- Canoeing
- Capture the Flag
- Counsellor in Training
- Crafts
- Dance
- Drama
- Fishing
- Fitness
- Football
- GPS Geocaching
- Hockey (Floor)
- Kayaking
- Leadership Skills
- Lifesaving Society Instruction
- Mountain Biking
- Multi Sports
- Music
- Photography
- Sailing
- Singing
- Soccer
- Stand-Up Paddleboarding
- Swimming (Instructional)
Google reviews of Camp Wabikon
What reviewers say
Reviewers describe Camp Wabikon on Lake Temagami as a place with lasting memories, citing a beautiful lake, canoe trips, swimming, fishing and varied activities. Many praise the caring staff and warm community, and several say it helped them improve their English. One reviewer from 1989 felt activities were not adapted for participants with limited English and found the experience disappointing.
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Léo B.February 2025
Take me back to that campsite on a dream island of lake Temagami ! Those 3 summers of my teenage years spent as a camper and a CIT at Camp Wabikon really were special to me, and some of my best memories ever without a doubt. Not only did I make great friends and had fun times, I also significantly improved my english (being french) and discovered new passions such as canoeing. The staff is amazing and I have to give a special mention to Margaret, the soul of camp Wabikon, and her immense heart. I would recommend every parent to consider sending their kids to Camp Wabikon and I would for sure send my future kids there, but only if I get to visit once with them to satisfy my nostalgia ;)
RomMarch 2025
I had the chance to go to Wabikon for three years in a row (2013–2015).
Wabikon holds a special place in my heart, with some of the best summer memories I've ever had.
The camp is located on a massive lake that you'll love to explore by swimming or canoeing. Days are filled with fun activities—chilling in the woods, fishing, playing sports, drawing, swimming, or jumping off a diving platform.
I was sent to Canada to improve my English and left practically bilingual (I'm French).
Overall, an amazing experience that I can't recommend enough!Milan C.February 2025
Wabikon is undoubtedly the best summer camp in the world! I highly recommend sending your children or teenagers there. I had two incredible summers, including one as a CIT in 2015. I still have amazing memories from my time there and wouldn’t hesitate to send my own kids one day !
Yehuda L.June 2024
Between 1964-1970, I attended 6 different summer camps, only one of them for two years in a row. But my best summer EVER was as a C.I.T. at Wabikon in 1970, the year Gordie and Linda Wolfe re-opened the camp after it had been closed for a few years. Highlights were:
1) the 4-day canoe trip up to Lady Evelyn Lake, led by swim instructor and former Vietnam veteran Hubie Wooten;
2) learning how to build a pottery kiln from scratch, including a technique to get an extremely hot fire;
3) canoeing over to High Rock Island and hiking to the windswept plateau on top, which was too windy for mosquitoes to bother us;
4) visiting the Hudson's Bay trading post on Bear Island, where…Ignacio O.October 2024
I went to Camp Wabikon in early 80s. Those memories stay with me to this day. First time water skiing and a week-long canoe trip portage everything with us. Lots of fun! Unforgettable ☺️
Matt V.July 2021
One of the founding experiences of my adolescence. I purposely planned this trip (I was 15 years old, 2005) to coincide with a "long distance" relationship. It was supposed to be the time of our life. Instead I got dumped 5 minutes after the bus left. Walked around in a daze for the first couple of days and got the name "acid" (as in LSD) because I was so emotionally traumatized. It's a damn good testament to the camp that I was able to turn around eventually. Had a great time with some new buddies I met. Sailing was super fun too.
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Where Camp Wabikon is
2430 T234 Lake Temagami, Temagami, ON, P0H 2H0
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Summer 2027 registration
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Where this listing comes from
This listing combines public information from: Google Maps business listing and Ontario Camps Association member directory. Logo and photos: camp website; main photo: Google Maps; rating and reviews: Google Maps. Last checked: November 2026. Dates, prices and policies can change, so confirm them with the camp.
