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Willoway Day Camp, located in West Bloomfield, MI, is a family-owned camp with over 50 years of experience in providing a memorable summer experience for children. The camp prides itself on creating a fun and safe environment where kids can engage in a variety of activities designed to foster growth, friendship, and lifelong memories. With a commitment to excellence, Willoway focuses on effective communication and organization, ensuring that both children and parents have a rewarding experience each summer. Testimonials from parents highlight the camp's dedication to making every summer an enjoyable adventure for their kids. Generated from the website

Camp Tamarack was started in 1950, as a sister camp to the Fresh Air Camp on Blaine Lake in Roseville, Mich. It was to be called Camp Tamarack, after Tamarack Hills Farms, which occupied 1250 acres. Campers live in different villages according to age and gender. Teen travel trips originated in 1975. Two trips, one headed west, the other east, provided travel and outdoor camping experiences for older teenagers. The Western Trip still being used today. In 1982, the Alaskan Adventure Trip was added. After the summer of 1993, Camp Tamarack at Brighton was closed, due to the infringing development. Tamarack Camps serves approximately 1,200 campers each summer. Camp Tamarak is still affiliated with the Fresh Air Society, one of the largest camps in North America.