4909 Brophy Road Howell, MI 48855 USA t 800.969.8090 t 517.548.1736
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Wildwood
Ranch now offers an Outdoor
Education Program for elementary and
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 Facilities:Student housing - There are 2 main sections of our camp. Oak Ridge Lodge is a facility that has 4 separate sleeping units, each capable of holding 12 - 14 campers and 2 counselors. The front 2 bedrooms and the back 2 bedrooms each share  a bathroom. The other
section of Wildwood contains 4 self-contained units. Each unit provides
sleeping areas for 12 - 14 campers and 2 counselors, a bathroom and shower
facility. Additionally, there are 2 cabins (12 - 14 campers and 2 counselors)
that have indoor bathroom facilities and access to an outdoor bathhouse for
showers.Teacher housing - The teacher's cabin is located right across the parking lot from the dining hall in the center of camp. There is a living room area, a kitchenette (microwave, stovetop, apartment refrigerator), 4 bedrooms (3 bedrooms are furnished with 2 bunk beds each and the 4th contains 3 bunk beds) and a bathroom. Dining - The dining hall is located in the heart of camp, right between the cabin area and Oak Ridge Lodge and is capable of seating over 100 campers. We serve cafeteria style meals consisting of good quality food and plenty of it! Church Lake - A 10 acre spring fed lake is home to bass, bluegill, pike, turtles, herons, muskrat, geese, ducks and many other aquatic animals. Other facilities include sand volleyball courts, a soccer/football field, a softball field, outdoor basketball courts, hiking trails, bonfire areas, an outdoor amphitheater, a playground, a climbing wall and a low ropes course. Winter activities include sledding, a tubing hill, tobogganing, ice skating, cross country skiing and ice fishing. Email Wildwood for more information. |
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middle schools.
This program is specifically geared to complement a fifth and sixth grade
curriculum. Nestled on 240 acres of woods and wetlands with two spring fed
lakes and a quiet stream, Wildwood is an ideal outdoor laboratory in which
students can experience the excitement of hands-on-learning. Add in a
residential camping experience involving community living and shared tasks and
we have a recipe for a great week of fun, fellowship and, oh yeah,
education!