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Located in the beautiful Algonquin Park, Camp Wapomeo and Camp Ahmek provide campers the opportunity to grow, learn new skills and develop lifelong friendships while living in harmony with nature. The Taylor Statten Camps offer amazing summer camp experience by creating a warm and nurturing atmosphere in a safe and healthy environment, based on Canoe Lake, in the beautiful Algonquin Park.

Choosing a camp is a big decision.But not one you have to make alone.You’re trusting us with what matters most.We unders...
10/15/2026

Choosing a camp is a big decision.
But not one you have to make alone.

You’re trusting us with what matters most.
We understand. We’re parents, too.

A little independence goes a long way.
Confidence, resilience and friendships that last well beyond summer.

Rustic by design. Intentional by nature.
Over a century of tradition, shaped by experience and a belief in the value of growing up outdoors.

Every camper arrives with their own story.
Some can’t wait. Others need a little encouragement. We understand both.

Let’s talk about your camper.
By phone, Zoom, email, WhatsApp or a visit to your home.
We’re here to help you decide if TSC is the right fit.

North vs. South, one community, and a Turkey Bowl that came down to the very last play. Thankful to share this Thanksgiv...
10/12/2026

North vs. South, one community, and a Turkey Bowl that came down to the very last play. Thankful to share this Thanksgiving tradition at Ahmek with our Canoe Lake neighbours, so many of whom have deep ties to TSC. 🍂🏈

10/11/2026

“Thankful for life and all the joys of living…”

A Thanksgiving message from our directors, Felix Jasmin and Meg Flynn, on the shores of Canoe Lake. 🍂

For the friendships, the shared adventures and the people who taught us a proper J-stroke, we’re grateful.

To our campers, families, staff and alumni, thank you for being part of the TSC story. Happy Thanksgiving!

A lot to be thankful for. A lifetime to remember it. 🍂The friendships. The traditions. The adventures. The people who ma...
10/10/2026

A lot to be thankful for. A lifetime to remember it. 🍂

The friendships. The traditions. The adventures. The people who made a summer unforgettable.

For more than a century, Canoe Lake has brought people together, creating connections that stretch across generations and last long after the last canoe is put away.

This Thanksgiving, we’re grateful for every camper, parent, staff member, and alumnus who has helped shape the story of Ahmek and Wapomeo.

For the counsellors who taught us how to paddle straight (and patiently explained the J-stroke a hundred times).

For the trippers who showed us we were capable of more than we ever imagined.

For the cabinmates who became lifelong friends, and the people who made Canoe Lake feel like home.

Some of those people may not even know the impact they had on us. Perhaps this Thanksgiving is a good time to tell them. You can drop an @ in the comments to share.

Happy Thanksgiving from all of us at TSC. 🧡

Some friendships begin with a cabin, a paddle and a summer on Canoe Lake, and somehow become part of the story of your l...
10/03/2026

Some friendships begin with a cabin, a paddle and a summer on Canoe Lake, and somehow become part of the story of your life.

To become a Wapomeo camper is to step into something much bigger than a single summer. It is to join generations of girls who have learned these paths, paddled these waters, left their names on cabin walls and discovered what it means to belong deeply to a place, and to one another.

“Here let the north wood spirit kindle fires of friendship.”

At Wapomeo, those fires are lit in all sorts of ways: around a craft table, at the end of a paddle, squeezed together on a dock, through a hug on a hard day, or in the wonderfully serious business of trading Croc charms.

The traditions may be more than a century old, but every generation makes them their own. And somewhere between arrival day and the final goodbye, camp becomes part of who you are.

Because there is truth in the old saying:

Camp friends are forever friends.

Come find your place in the Wapomeo story.

Summer 2027 registration is now open.

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The Taylor Statten Camps are situated on land within the traditional territory of the Algonquin Anishinaabeg.Today, we h...
09/30/2026

The Taylor Statten Camps are situated on land within the traditional territory of the Algonquin Anishinaabeg.

Today, we honour Indigenous children, survivors, families and communities, and acknowledge the devastating legacy of the residential school system.

At TSC, we are committed to learning more about the history of this land, listening to the stories and perspectives of Indigenous communities, and carrying that learning forward with greater understanding and responsibility.

Today, we remember, listen and learn.

The best thing you can give your child next summer may not be a program, a lesson or an opportunity. It may be the chanc...
09/29/2026

The best thing you can give your child next summer may not be a program, a lesson or an opportunity. It may be the chance to discover who they are without you.

I know September is already full.

School has barely found its rhythm, after-school activities are underway, calendars are overflowing, and if I’m being honest, I’m still trying to find my own footing too.

So yes, it may feel early to be thinking about next summer.

But as a parent, I keep coming back to this: summer camp is one of the greatest gifts we can give our children.

Not simply because of the canoe trips, campfires, friendships or days spent outside, although all of those matter deeply.

The real gift is what children build while they are there.

Independence. Confidence. Resilience. The ability to navigate friendships, solve problems, try something difficult, recover when things do not go perfectly and discover that they are capable of more than they thought.

Those are not just “camp skills.”

They are the building blocks our children will carry into everything that comes next: team sports, academics, creative pursuits, leadership, post-secondary education, relationships and, eventually, the careers and lives they choose for themselves.

We spend so much time thinking about what opportunities we can give our children. Camp gives them something even more valuable: the opportunity to discover what they can do for themselves.

That is why choosing camp is more than choosing how they will spend their summer.

It is an investment in who they are becoming.

And there are few gifts more meaningful than that.

-Lyndsay Lyndsay Borschke (Mother of 3 Wapomeo Campers)

📷 Adam Stein

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Huntsville, ON

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Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 4pm

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+14164866959

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