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National Youth Leadership Training

Overnight summer camp in Saint Paul, MN

At a glance

Where
Saint Paul, MN
Type
Overnight (sleepaway) camp
Campers
Coed
Affiliation
Independent, Not for Profit
Founded
1983

Questions parents ask

Is National Youth Leadership Training full?

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

How do I register for National Youth Leadership Training?

Registration always happens on the camp’s own site. Camp Notice is an independent alert service: we tell you the moment we see a seat open, 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 — it covers that camp through this summer.

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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 National Youth Leadership Training 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.