Wild Blue canine camp is calling!

By: DogTrekker Staff

On a sandy beach of Wild Blue lake, surrounded by distant mountains, three Shetland Sheepdogs sit calmly on paddleboards. Their fluffy tricolor coats catch the light of the clear blue sky, offering a relaxing scene by the water’s edge.

Photo by Pamela Palajac.

Daydreaming about where travel will take you in 2025?

Why not opt to spend quality time with your pups at a Wild Blue Dogs weeklong sleepaway camp on the shores of Lake Tahoe? You’ll feel even better knowing your investment in this joyful, all-inclusive, classic camp experience directly benefits canine cancer treatment and research. In fact, it’s the only non-profit dog camp in the entire U.S.

Summer camp is filling up fast! The camp is all-inclusive, including meals, snacks, hikes, swims, campfires, training of many kinds and so much more! Many people make good friends at camp and come back again for more fun and training.

Pick what accommodations type you’d prefer: a room at the Beach Lodge ($2,350/$2,950 double/single occupancy per camper), rustic 4H Camp Cabins ($2,000 per camper) or independent lodgings ($1,900 per daycamper).

A fluffy dog from Canine Camp, wearing red goggles, trots along the sandy beach near the shimmering water. In the background, a small kayak floats while a person stands by the shoreline. The sky above is partly cloudy, revealing distant mountains on the horizon.

In addition to lodging, fees include three meals a day and limitless activities. Check out this program from a recent camp to see how the days unfold and the breadth of activities for you and your pup.

Two people sit side by side on a wooden dock, each with an arm wrapped around a dog from Wild Blue. Behind them, towering mountains stretch across the horizon, creating a breathtaking backdrop. On the left, someone wears a white hat and suspenders, while the person on the right is dressed in a dark jacket. This tranquil scene epitomizes an ideal getaway with beloved dogs, offering both adventure and relaxation amidst nature’s grandeur.

If your schedule doesn’t allow for summer camp, you can a discount of $150 if you register by April 30^th for fall camp (September 4-20, 2025). Once you’re booked via a $500 deposit, you can start looking forward to your vacation! You’ll be so glad it’s already on the calendar!