Camp Wing

I got married at Camp Wing in May 2015 and loved it as a wedding venue. Aside from the awesome outdoor set-​up and beautiful natural accommodations of the camp, the venue as a wedding location was smooth and easy. The staff there were amazing to work with and did a lot of background work throughout the day that was was amazingly helpful and somehow super undercover. Will was was great to work with as the main contact for the wedding. He had everything set up for us just as we discussed and was one step ahead of us during the day.
All of our wedding guests loved how our wedding used the indoor and outdoor spaces, and the site was great for families with kids. We also enjoyed having the site from Friday night through Sunday morning so that we could spend more time with our guests. We didn’t have to rush into seeing and greeting everyone in only a few hours, and that made the weekend much more laid back for us.
We got married in front of the pond, in a small wooded section, and it fit our 140 guests really nicely. The reception area that we used also fit our larger wedding size perfectly. We had a lot of our guests sleep in the Stockade area on camp which was amazingly fun and our guests appreciated the low-​cost on-​site accommodations. These bunk rooms have heat, electricity, and normal sized twin beds (not cot sized) for guests.
It’s also nice that the money that you are paying for the wedding goes to the non-​profit Crossroads for Kids (
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Overall the location was perfect and the staff were amazing, and our wedding was easy, fun, and beautiful.

Our daughter and son-​in-​law were married at Camp Wing last September. We arrived Friday afternoon settled in and had a full weekend. College friends stayed in the stockade, the groom’s family in a nice house on the lake. They had so many choices for the ceremony site and chose the perfect site for them, in the middle of the woods, at the camp ceremony ring. All the photos were beautiful! Summer camp weddings are more work than a more conventional wedding but everyone had a great time! Will Palmer was there the entire time and helped us when ever needed.
Great location and hotels just down the road in Plymouth for the non-​campers.

I looked at this place as a wedding venue. We didn’t book there, but overall thought that they were a great place and would be a good choice for a lot of couples.
Ceremony area:
A couple of options here– our favorite was the «circle in the round,» an area in the woods with benches set in a circle. Very beautiful. There are also an option for looking out at the lake.
Reception:
The main reception area is in a lodge that is kind of dark, but has lots of possibilities for decorating. I recall them saying that for a Saturday wedding you could even get in there Friday afternoon, so that’s awesome. the building can easily hold 300 people. It has a full kitchen and a single stall bathroom.
Lodging:
The price of the wedding includes lodging options, and there are a LOT of choices, ranging from the ultra rustic of cabins to the slightly less rustic stockades to the clean and simple infirmary. No linens included, but you could easily house all your friends and family at the camp site.
Other random things:
There are lots of cool camp activities that you can opt into (for a bit extra fee), including dragon boats, swimming, a rock wall, archery, high wires etc.
Overall: The folks here were really nice, the price was reasonable ($ 2500 — although that only includes up to 100 guests), and the location is beautiful.