The camp is held at Camp Timber-lee during the 2nd week of August from Sunday through Saturday. The campers participate in many camp activities such as horseback riding, archery, fishing, rock climbing, etc to help build confidence, challenge themselves and promote teamwork. Pscyhosocial activities are also included to help in the recovery process for these young burn survivors.

Financial Assistance Available

Camp is offered free to Wisconsin youth burn survivors ages 7-17 years of age having been burned and treated in Wisconsin.

Menu mostly consists of inclusions of all primary food groups. Many of the meals are prepared and served by the local fire departments. Other meals and other food options are supplied by Camp Timber-lee kitchen staff.

The PFFWCF Alliance for Fire Safety's Summer Camp for Burn Injured Youth is a statewide effort to provide a summer camping experience for youth 7-17 who have endured significant burn injuries. The purpose of the camp is to provide for the unique needs of burn injured youth, while they are having fun, making new friends, sharing feelings and developing self esteem. We offer this to promote coping and life beyond the burn injury for these Wisconsin children.

The Alliance is a 501 (c) 3 organization that leases space at Camp Timer-Lee in East Troy, Wisconsin for the free week-long camping experience.