Camp10 Gardens is a nonprofit managing 7 acres of self-sustained gardens and a 1-mile nature walk. We create public spaces that provide habitat for pollinators and joy for every visitor.
We believe every community deserves access to natural spaces. Camp10 Gardens exists to restore and maintain habitat for pollinators while offering a peaceful place for everyone to connect with the natural world.
Extensive beds of native Wisconsin plants providing food and shelter for local pollinators throughout the growing season.
Open meadow areas designed to attract and sustain butterflies, bees, and other beneficial insects throughout spring and summer.
A clearly marked trail winding through diverse habitats, from shaded woodland edges to open sunny meadow sections.
Wide, well-maintained paths designed to be navigable for visitors of all ages and abilities, with seating areas along the route.
Plant identification markers and interpretive signs help visitors learn about native species and their ecological roles.
Community gatherings throughout the year including planting days, nature walks, and educational workshops for all ages.
Funding scholarships for students pursuing degrees in environmental science, ecology, botany, and related fields.
Developing several 2-acre nature gardens across Lena and Oconto County for broader community access and impact.
Hosting regular workshops, school field trips, and community events that connect people with the natural world.
Our gardens and nature walk are open to the public year-round. Admission is always free, thanks to our nonprofit mission and community support.
Whether you visit the gardens, volunteer your time, or make a donation, every contribution helps us create more habitat and more learning opportunities for Northeast Wisconsin.