What Are Our Facilities?
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Camp Woodbrooke is located on 120 acres about 7 miles southwest of Richland Center, WI. The property includes a mixture of meadow and woodland centered on a secluded valley in southern Wisconsin’s Driftless Area (land that was never glaciated). The hillsides surrounding this valley belong to camp and add to the quiet beauty of the camp’s location. Click on some of the names below to read a brief description. |
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 THE BARN
The barn is the main structure at camp. It was built in the 1880's and has been refitted and modernized to suit camp needs. This is where you'll eat your meals and plan the day's activities. Downstairs is the dining room and kitchen. The upstairs has been converted into a great game room and library. Some of the games are sockey, fore par, table hockey, as well as marbles, puzzles, and cards, to name a few. Here you'll play during rainy days or free time before meals. |
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 THE CABINS
The cabins are nestled in the woods. They are primitive open-faced in design with 8 built-in bunks and shelves for personal belongings. There are 5 or 6 campers with 2 staff in each of 6 cabins. You really get to know people in your cabin. It's a great place to make friends! When campers are asked if these cabins should be closed up or made more sophisticated, most insist on keeping them just this way! |
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 OVERNIGHT CAMPING
Once a week every cabin group goes on an overnight campout located in the 120 acres of woods that surround the camp. On the campout you have a campfire with marshmallows and apples, tell stories or sing. You can sleep in a tent or out under the stars, and in the morning cook breakfast over an open fire. There are berries to pick for your pancakes and fun to be had in smaller group out away from the main camp. Occasionally, an older group will decide to go for minimum impact camping. Here the cabin will go to a new spot and learn these special camping skills. |
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 THE POND
The pond is centrally located. There are two swimming sections divided from the deeper canoeing area. Here is a great place to learn to swim (or improve your skills). There is a Water Safety Instructor and lifeguard. You can play games in the water, look for pond life, or build sand castles on the beach. We offer canoe instruction for all. We also go for a trip on the Pine River with advanced canoeists. |
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 THE SHOWERHOUSE
The showerhouse is built between the boys' and girls' cabins on the hill overlooking the Barn. It has all the modern conveniences: hot (solar- heated) and cold running water. In each, the boys' and girls' sides, there are individual shelves and towel racks for campers' toiletries. |
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THE CAMP LOCATION
Near Richland Center in southwestern Wisconsin
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SW Corner of Wisconsin
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