YMCA Camp Widjiwagan

The zip lining was really cool!! We never saw some of the attractions like the pony rides, so for $15, the small activities just didn't equal the price, especially when the candy was like swedish fish. The kids did enjoy the open atmosphere for a day time Halloween event.

It is a really beautiful cozy place and very tranquil. A nice firepit inside the building and brick walls throughout adds to the secluded beauty. Paths are lit from above outside but it was raining when I was there so I didn't make it far. Cons: Watch out for the speed bumps and be aware of parking limitations, however all of that is worth it once inside.

Camp Widjiwagan exceeded my expectations! I was not expecting the facility to be so nice. The cabins were so clean including the bathrooms. The staff was amazing (shout out to Paige). The food provided was also good. We had lasagna, salad, waffles and pancakes during our stay. I will definitely be back.

What and amazing place to come to. We had our company (Cummins) 100 year celebration here. It was simply amazing and I wish I had something like this when I was little. They have this huge water slide that goes into the lake, the blob that one person jumps on and shoots another out into the lake. Zip lines, rock climbing, archery, and so much more. This place is simply the coolest

First time visit, 1965 I believe, about 15 years old from Winona MN. YMCA. Heard about Widji from a fellow soph at Winona High about this incredible canoe trip he had taken last summer up north in Canada, with beautiful lakes so clear you could see clearly 19 to 15 feet down to the bottom, fish, rock and rapids. 5 young boys 15 and 16 from St. Paul Chicago and first black man Is ever seen live in person, great guy, even remember his name, James Harris neat guy, big and strong thank God, he and counsellor Phil usually carried the canoes, flipped over by hand and resting on their shoulders upside down, gunnels on their shoulders pointing the way along the trail, stop for lunch, fish as long as we could, eat salami trail mix drink plenty of bug juice and celebrate the beautiful time we were all having not noticing a single human being outside our group, for what now, a good 2 ellows, and one brave counsellor 2 Lapstrake fiberglassed cloth canoes traveling over 30 days and probably 39 lakes, rivers, and streams, portaging from lake to lake 1/2 day max hike to the next lake to cross, then hike again to the next lake to canoe across all the way to the other end, sometimes so far away you couldn't see the other shore, stern man powering the way and the J-stroke keeping her headed straight and narrow along the map lines to the next shore where we'd set camp for the night tents up and see a couple moose come to water down so across the shoreline as the loons would serenade the morning glory upon us as we'd lace up the Red Wings, get ready for the new day and do it all over the next day how beautiful something so simple can be. God I miss it,, undoubtedly the best experience I've ever had in my life at about 75 years old now, I remember it as though it was last summer and it many ways, it was.