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Camp Wildwood 3 (July 15-21, 2023)

contact dan:  text: 803-609-1072  -  email: wildwood@gmail.com

Welcome to our one-stop, need-to-know shop, for all your Camp Wildwood 3 needs.  Please frequent this page as we will be adding more and more information regarding your stay with us.  Can't wait to see y'all soon.

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Let's start with our FAQ Section below.  These are the first set of general questions that you need to know.  If you have a different question, please email me and I will answer the question and add it to the list below.  Questions? -- wildwood@gmail.com

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Need to know links:

  • What time and where do we check-in at the start of camp?
    This is a little different than last year. We are not picking up campers along the way to our final destination. We are all meeting at the "Lodge" at Donnelley WMA in Colleton County. Our plan is to meet at Donnelley @ 3:00PM on Saturday July 15, 2023. The general location of Donnelley is 585 Donnelley Dr, Green Pond, SC 29446. We will send detailed directions in our final letter to get you to the lodge.
  • What time and where do we pick-up campers at the end of camp?
    We will be dropping off campers at a different location compared to where we begin (Donnelley). Pick up will be at the Walmart in Walterboro, SC on Friday, July 21, 2023 @ 11AM. Here is a link to Walmart's Google Map: Follow the link to a google map of the Walmart: https://goo.gl/maps/3pTfKU3RHzh57AmC6
  • Can I drive to Camp Wildwood 3?
    Unfortunately, no. Since we start at one location and end at another, we cannot allow campers to drive during camp for liability reasons. No worries, we have excellent transportation to meet our needs to get around!
  • Can I bring my phone?
    Um, no...
  • What is your COVID Protocol?
    COVID Protocol: We (campers and staff) will ask you to take a COVID Rapid Test that we provide upon arrival at the Lodge. You cannot attend CWW3 if your test (and subsequent tests) come back positive. We will also take another test on Monday evening, as a "just in case" the first test was a false negative. These are lessons we learned after last year's COVID spread at the 1st and 2nd Year of 2022.
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