Camp Red Cedar

Camp Red Cedar is an ACA accredited summer camp that started as a Boy Scout camp in 1970 before becoming a full-fledged summer camp in 1997. The camp provides an inclusive environment where kids of different ages can experience fun summers.

It's billed as an all-inclusive summer camp for children. Summer campers participate in recreational activities, outdoor education, and projects that inspire creativity.

The Camp Red Cedar campground is in Fort Wayne, Indiana, and has natural attractions everywhere you turn. There's a 10-acre lake and a sandy beach, along with over 57 acres of trails, meadows, and woods surrounding the campsite.

At Camp Red Cedar, kids can play games, create exciting arts and crafts projects like painting, ride on horseback, and participate in bonfire nights. The camp also offers study trips that combine practical education with thrilling fun.