All are Welcome at Camp Amnicon! For almost 50 years, Camp Amnicon has offered wilderness trips and retreat programs to youth, adults, and families from all backgrounds. We strive to connect the mission of the church (Evangelical Lutheran Church in America) with the care of God’s creation through community based camping, family camp, and retreating.
Our secluded 700-acre site is located on the south shore of Lake Superior, 20 miles East of Duluth-Superior, along the Amnicon River.
“I’d like to extend my gratitude to you for the most fun I have ever had in my life and for your guidance towards a closer life with God. It was awesome, awesome.” – Camper
Summer Adventures
- Retreats & Hermitage
- Explore Apostle Islands by Voyageur Canoe
- Paddle Whitewater
- Hike the Sawtooth Mountains
Directions
8450 E Camp Amnicon Rd South Range, WI 54874– Take Highway 2 East (also 53 South) out of Superior. Exit on Highway 13, — 1 mile outside of Superior (also the Apostle Islands National Lakeshore exit). Turn left at the top of the exit ramp onto Highway 13. Turn left at S. Camp Amnicon Road (also Amnicon Falls State Park sign). After 2.5 miles, the dirt road splits. Veer right at the split. When you get to the end of the road, you’re here!
Phone Number (715) 364-2602
Camp Website
Retreats & Hermitage Info
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