Camp North Star
North Star Camp for Boys is a 120 acre traditional American summer camp located just outside Hayward, Wisconsin. North Star was founded in 1945 by Lou and Renee Rosenblum. The camp has been owned and operated by its current directors, Robert and Sue Lebby, since 1972. Robert recently completed his term as President of the Association of Independent Camps and has also served on the National Board of the American Camp Association The campers at North Star are boys aged 8-15 who come from all over the country (including Illinois, Texas, New York, Michigan, Georgia, Colorado, California, Florida and many more). North Star Camp for Boys is a member of the American Camp Association.
Activities
North Star Camp is situated next to one of Wisconsin's many lakes, and offers a mix of land and water based activities, including:
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North Star Camp also runs Wilderness Trips away from camp.
In Popular Culture
The American summer camp in the 1979 Bill Murray film Meatballs was also called Camp North Star, however this is simply a coincidence and bears no relation to North Star Camp for Boys located in Wisconsin