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Kids love summer camp! Finding the right summer camp, however, is not all that easy.

Parents and campers alike can go to a special camp rating page. Rate Camps These ratings will help you read what past campers are saying. Do not substitute these reviews for doing proper background work.

Swift Nature Camp is a Non-competitive, Traditional coedSummer Camp for Kids in Wisconsin. Boys and Girls Ages 6-15. enjoy Nature, Animals & Science along with Traditional camping activities.

Session length is 2, 3 and 6 weeks. Plus they specialize in knowing the needs of the first time camper. They even have a special program only for children that have never gone to camp before.

To learn more about what campers are saying about this summer camp here are a few camper and parents quotes.

Swift was the BEST camp i have ever attended! the staff was carring, the whole camp was maintained perfectly and every cabin participated in frequent and awesome activities. They pay attention to table manners and make them fun. SNC has changed me as a person inside and out. with a limit of around 2 or 3 candies a week, it was a very healthy 2 weeks. I wait eagerly for the summer so that I can attend once again.

The Swift Nature Camp offers kids an opportunity to mature and be on their own while having the support and help from the staff. The kids can bring their pet to the camp and get in touch with the nature. After 6 weeks at the camp, my 13 years old son became more responsible and thankful person. He is better organized at home and in school. He is going to the Swift Nature Camp this summer again. science Camp

I worked as an office assistant and CIT coordinator in 2008. The camp directors make sure the Swift children have a great time at camp while they explore nature with hands on activities which adolescence will develop a deeper understanding of nature and acquire life long skills that they will utilize at camp, school, home and the work place.

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