Camp St. Croix is an ideal location to introduce students to the wonders of the natural world. This unique setting is home to a diverse combination of wildlife and ecosystems.
While attending an Environmental Education program at YMCA Camp St. Croix, students will have the opportunity to study a bald eagle's nest, track deer along the river's edge and observe a wide range of animals, including hawks, owls, raccoons, red fox and rabbits. Ecosystems available for study include restored prairies, converted farmlands, ravines, coniferous and deciduous forest, a small pond and over one mile of shoreline on the St. Croix.
Overnight Accomodations
Year round overnight capacity for 215 people.
Cabins
15 charming and simple overnight cabins accommodate up to 12 guests each; winterized and heated. Centrally located bathhouse provides hot showers and restrooms. Wheelchair accessible.
Savanna Lodge
Popular with small retreat groups. Sleeps up to 23; five seperate bedrooms; bathroom/shower; and two meeting rooms with a fireplace in the lower level.
Jerry Manlove Staff Lodge
Sleeps up to 14; five separate bedrooms; two gathering areas; accessible bathrooms with showers on each level.
Summer Cabins & Shelters
(Available: September; October; May)
Comfortable rustic summertime housing, 2 Units; each with 3 cabins; up to 12 people each; connected by common deck; no heat or electricity.
In addition, we offer ample indoor meeting space to make our quality programs available fall, winter and spring.
Our modern Dining Hall facility, staffed by trained chefs, offers nutritious, well-balanced meals.
