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Camp Tonkawa is part of the WWOOF-USA program.


From their website:


"Worldwide Opportunities on Organic Farms, USA (WWOOF-USA®) is part of a worldwide effort to link visitors with organic farmers, promote an educational exchange, and build a global community conscious of ecological farming practices."


You can learn more about WWOOF (and sign up, if you like) on their website: WWOOF-USA®


Testimonial: “To my favorite friends from the sates, It is already close to a year that we have been working, eating and laughing together. Miss you a lot. Hope everything is going well....with you, the horses, the dogs, chickens etc. I always follow your posts on Facebook with a smile on my face! You are so lovely and heartwarming people. Hope we may meet again, Eva” - WWOOFer from Germany

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Donate to Camp Tonkawa

Camp Tonkawa summer camps are the most popular programs offered each year. From Memorial Day through the Fourth of July, campers ages 5–18 participate in outdoor adventures that combine learning, exploration, and fun.


Children attending summer camps can participate in activities such as:


  • Archery
  • Wilderness survival skills
  • Horsemanship experiences
  • Fishing and creek exploration
  • Outdoor cooking
  • Nature hikes and environmental learning
  • Team-building challenges


Parents often contact Camp Tonkawa early in the year to reserve spots for their children before sessions fill up.


Our team is always happy to answer questions and help families determine which camp programs are the best fit for their child’s interests and age group.

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Volunteer Opportunities

Volunteers are an essential part of the Camp Tonkawa community. Many individuals choose to support the camp by donating their time and skills to help improve the property, assist with programs, or support special events.



Volunteer opportunities may include:


  • Assisting with camp programs and activities
  • Helping maintain trails and outdoor facilities
  • Supporting environmental conservation projects
  • Helping with community events and workshops
  • Assisting with youth programs and educational activities


Volunteering is a great way to support outdoor education while spending time in nature and contributing to a meaningful cause.


Individuals interested in volunteering are encouraged to contact Camp Tonkawa to learn about current opportunities.

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Partnerships and Sponsorships

Camp Tonkawa also welcomes support from local businesses, organizations, and community partners who share a commitment to outdoor education and youth development.



Partnership opportunities may include:


  • Sponsoring youth camp programs
  • Supporting environmental education initiatives
  • Helping provide equipment or resources for camp activities
  • Supporting leadership and youth development programs


Community partnerships help expand the reach of Camp Tonkawa’s programs and allow more children and families to experience the benefits of outdoor learning.


Organizations interested in supporting Camp Tonkawa are encouraged to reach out to discuss partnership opportunities.

support Camp Tonkawa TODAY

If you would like to support Camp Tonkawa Outdoor Learning Center through donations, volunteering, or community partnerships, we welcome your involvement.


Your support helps Camp Tonkawa continue providing outdoor education programs that inspire children, strengthen families, and build a lasting connection to the natural world.