Camp Ihduhapi
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- • Morning hours (less crowded)
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Recent Reviews
Joel Feld (Learn with Joel)
2 years agoOur kids love it here! They offer so many different types of camps. Climbing, sailing, archery, horseback riding and so much more! We have four kids and they are exhausted when we pick them up. I would highly recommend to register for camps early at the beginning of each year as they fill up extremely fast. It’s convenient too because we can drop the kids off at local elementary schools in Maple Grove and a bus picks them up and drops them back off. I would certainly recommend!
Dick Snyder
a year agoI tried to post a review yesterday but don't see it. I first attended Camp Ihduhapi in either 1951 or 1952. I was born in 1943 and this was my first stay overnight camp. I came back several times and loved each visit. I still remember the name of my first camp counselor - Dewey. I will be 80 next month so I'm guessing Dewey may have passed but there is no way to know. I am attaching a photo of the first group of campers along with Dewey,
David Trinh
7 years agoYMCA Camp Ihduhapi is one of the greatest places in the world! The experiences that the counselors are able to provide for the children (both day camp & overnight camp) are priceless. The memories made, and the friendships Forged over the shared adventures are some that will last a life time. Another note, team building activities that are also provided at this facility are great also! Whether you're hoping to develop relationships amongst co-workers, classmates, or even family; the Ihduhapi team is great.
Laura Risdall
6 years agoMy daughter went to the traditional day camp and had a fantastic experience. We will definitely be returning annually. Canoeing, archery, swimming in the lake, GREAT memories!
monica bekal
6 months agoA beautiful place to see fall colors