Ohana’s a great place for moms, dads and kids to spend real quality time together – and it’s even better when grandparents, aunts, uncles and cousins come along. Annual reunions have become something of a tradition for extended families that come to Ohana every summer, to connect with one another from generation to generation. There have even been times when the camp community spanned nearly 100 years in age – from infants to great-greats!

Age is no barrier to activity at Ohana Family Camp, from the youngest campers to the oldest. Families organize their own recreational pursuits and pastimes whenever they feel like it. And the camp conducts programs for different age groups and ability levels for individual family members to join in on. Almost anyone can learn to hit an archery target with a bow and arrow, make leaf print with finger paint and a fern, or tell the difference between a barn owl and a brown thrush by its call. Learn about other Ohana Family Camp Activites...

At Ohana, a campful of families playing, eating and relaxing together make a community in no time. Kids meet kids their age and become fast friends. Parents meet parents, discover common interests, and find out they know some of the same people from home towns, colleges or jobs. Soon they’re sharing tables at breakfast or dinner, planning activities together, and visiting one another’s cabins. Many families who meet at Ohana Family Camp stay in touch throughout the year and return at same time each summer.

Summer’s not the only time especially connected Ohana families get together. Twice each year, in the spring and the fall, we hold volunteer work weekends. Grownups and children alike help us undertake all the jobs that need doing to get the camp in shape for the coming summer, or to put it to bed for the winter. In exchange for their good and cheerful work Ohana volunteers get food, lodging and many thank-you’s.