Red Arrow Camp is a traditional overnight summer camp for boys aged 7 to 16, located in Woodruff, Wisconsin, in the Northwoods. Established in 1920, it offers a seven-week experience designed to combine outdoor adventure, skill-building, personal growth, and lasting friendships. Campers spend the summer without phones or internet, taking part in activities and connecting with nature, cabin mates, and staff.

The camp offers more than 30 activities, including sports and water-based pursuits such as water skiing, sailing, swimming, and diving. Its instruction-based program encourages boys to set goals, develop abilities, and take on physical and emotional challenges. Wilderness trips, cabin activities, and team competitions add opportunities to practice cooperation and independence.

Red Arrow Camp aims to help campers build confidence, resilience, and maturity while enjoying the freedom of being kids. Families can explore dates and rates, apply for a camper place, and find information about scholarships, preparation, and camp life. The organization also offers alumni and community resources, events, and opportunities to support its foundation and camp programs.