Its Christmas and Time to Support Camp Waweig

Camp Waweig has just opened its Wasis Store in time for Christmas. As you will see we have something for everyone and the proceeds go to supporting Camp Waweig's Programs.

Many families have three generations of Waweig campers, so spread the word to your family and camp buddies. This is going to be a really challenging year for all non-profits and we need your help RIGHT NOW! Please check out our products, make a purchase, and help to guarantee our future.

Or you can make a donation at Canada Helps. Just click on the image below.

Success at Camp Waweig - Again!

Camp Waweig finished a very successful summer camp season in August. Throughout the many weeks of nature-based summer programs offered at the camp this year, over 120 youth were registered to participate. Support for the summer programs came from the Fundy Community Foundation, the Scoodic Fish & Game Association and the NB Wildlife Trust Fund. The Camp was also used by many different groups including individual families, fitness and hiking groups and there was also an international gathering of motorcyclists. The Camp continues to be quite busy into the fall as well. The Charlotte County Hunters' Education Instructors Association has been using the Camp as a base for their course offerings, the Sir James Dunn Academy from St Andrews brought their Leadership group to Waweig for an overnight visit, twenty-two of the United Christian Women's group used the camp for a meeting this fall and the Camp is still gearing up for a few more events with local scout and cadet groups before snowfall.

Most recently, Camp Waweig held their 2nd Annual Haunted Outdoor Halloween Trail. This past Friday night, youth from throughout the county came to the Camp to help organize and build this year's trail. There were a dozen youth who spent the night on Friday and worked hard all day Saturday to get the trail ready for the visitors arriving that night. Throughout the day many others arrived to help get ready for the event as well, including one of the Scout Venturers groups from St. Andrews and a group from the St Andrews Youth Centre.

In its second year, the Haunted Trail attracted four times as many people as it had the first, just under 200 people went through the trail. Although it was not quite dark as the first people arrived, they enjoyed the campfire, hot drinks, marshmallows and hot dogs made available to them. As darkness fell, the participants were led through the trail in groups and many went through the trail a second and even a third time. Kim Reeder who looks after the Camp, was delighted by the turnout, but even more excited about the number of people in the community that were visiting the Camp for the first time. Many folks who went through the trail reported that they thought it was great, many had excellent suggestions for next year and many volunteered to help with events in the future. Visitors were also interested in how to put on their own events at the Camp and were directed to call 467-9905 or check out Camp Waweig on the internet at www.campwaweig.com.

Download 2008 Camp Waweig brochure

You can download our updated brochure here.

August 2008 Events at Camp Waweig

August 5th - 7th Dragonfly Group

August 11 - 14th - “Travellin’ West - Something's Fishy”
$140 per teen register by August 6th
On Monday morning at 8:30 camp will begin by learning about the species of fish in the St. Croix River, as well as discovering fishing & canoeing. On Aug. 12th off we’ll go to enjoy a two day, one night tubing and camping trip on the St. Croix River. We will watch for opportunities to identify the fish species we have learned. We will spend our last night back at Camp Waweig enjoying a campfire that will most likely find all of us laughing at the funny stories we have to tell of our adventures on the St. Croix. Pick up on Thursday is at 1pm.

August 16th - Bluegrass and BBQ


August 18 - 22nd SJ Boys and Girls Club


August 23 & 24th - Lorraine's Advanced Living
3rd annual Wellness Retreat. Rejuvenation & Personal Awakening
Aug 23 & 24
Camp Waweig; near St. Stephen
Learn how to attract more of what you want in your life. Through meditation, desire mapping and other techniques you will learn how to intentionally attract what you desire.This weekend will be focusing on quieting the mind to get closer to our essence. Participants will be lead through meditations, mindful walks, awareness exercises and discussions on being present in our lives, gratitude, the laws of attraction and much much more. You will discover perhaps for the first time that you are much more than the skin and bones that make up your body.
*$150 per person ** includes all deliciously prepared meals, lodging and workshop.
1hr from Saint John on the beautiful St. Croix River, Camp Waweig is the perfect location for relaxation.
Space is limited so reserve your spot now !
Call Advanced Living
*506-639-5858 *(Saint John)

Nature Day Camp
August 25 - 29
$120/child register by August 15
This week begins on Monday morning, August 25 and campers will experience games, activities,hikes, crafts, and swimming. The program will immerse them in nature and help them learn about New Brunswick’s wildlife. Campers will be invited to stay overnight on August 28th, but it is not a requirement. Evening activities will include archery led by the Charlotte County Instructors Association and a campfire. Meal service begins on Monday at noon, and ends Friday at noon. Daily pick-up is 4:30 pm, except Friday, which is 1pm.

August 29th - Sept 1 - Biker group