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Camp Wartburg

Summer camp in Waterloo, IL. If a session you need is full, put a watch on it: Camp Notice reads the camp’s public registration page around the clock and texts you the moment a spot opens — with the link.

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$25 once for this camp · every week you pick · text + email alerts

At a glance

WhereWaterloo, IL
CampersCoed
AffiliationLutheran, Missouri Synod
Founded1963
AccreditationAmerican Camp Association

Programs the camp has listed

Art Explosion
Board Game
Caving
Create Your Own
Day Campday program
Explorers
First Flight
Fishing
Forts, Fantasy and Fun
Horse Play
Junior Counselor High Adventure Day
Leadership Training Camp
Music Mania
Night Owl
Paintball
Rocks, Ropes & Rappelling
Shepherding Sheep
Small Chefs
Spy Camp
Survival
Theater Arts
WOW (Wonders of Wartburg)
WOW Epic
WOW X-treme

As published in the camp’s own directory listing — dates and availability live on the camp’s registration page.

Official website

Questions parents ask

Is Camp Wartburg full?

Sold-out weeks open up all season as families’ plans change. Set up a watch and we’ll read the camp’s public registration page frequently, day and night, and text you the moment a session flips from full to open.

How do I register for Camp Wartburg?

Registration always happens on the camp’s own site — the official website is linked on this page. Camp Notice is an independent alert service: we tell you the moment a spot opens, and the signing up stays yours.

What does a watch cost?

$25, one time, for this camp — every week you pick, all season. No subscription, and watching stops on its own when the camp’s summer ends.

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Directory facts come from camps’ own public listings (the American Camp Association’s directory today) and can lag or change — always confirm details with Camp Wartburg directly.

Camp Notice is an independent alert service for parents and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by any camp. Registration and payment always happen on the camp’s own site.