Sleepaway camps in Illinois
Residential sessions — cabins, a lake, and a duffel bag that comes home full of laundry. 32 in Illinois.
Benton
Caledonia
Champaign
Chicago
Decatur
Dixon
Du Bois
Elizabeth
Ingleside
Kingston
Makanda
Manteno
Metamora
Monticello
Mount Carroll
Neoga
Ozark
Palos Park
Princeton
St Charles
Urbana
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Questions
- How many sleepaway camps are in Illinois?
- This directory lists 32 sleepaway camps in Illinois. Each page shows the camp’s town, ages, and program facts from its own public listing.
- What if sign-ups haven’t opened yet?
- Set up a watch: we check the camp’s public registration page day and night and email you the moment sign-ups open — and again if a full week opens up. $25 per camp, one time — registration stays on the camp’s own site.
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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 each camp directly.
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