(See Youth Week Registration for Youth Week.)

 Life at Camp UniStar is simple, rustic and comfortable. There is a communal dining hall serving three truly delicious, healthy meals a day. Campers share space in one of five cabins, Anderson Lodge, or pitch a tent in a designated area near the lakeshore. Each cabin features a fireplace in a common room, simple kitchen with microwave and refrigerator, sleeping rooms and a bathroom with tub. There are also two shower houses. Campers bring sheets, mattress covers, pillowcases and towels. Pillows and blankets are available.

 There are five tenting platforms for those who like to sleep near the sound of waves. Nearby are bathrooms, showers, a kitchen and a screened gazebo. Bring your own tent, sleeping bags etc.

Camp is usually oversubscribed! Some suggestions for increasing your chance of attending camp:

• Register on time.
• Be willing to stay in a tent, cabin, or the lodge.
• Choose more weeks. Your flexibility makes it more likely there will be a place for you.
• Choose weeks towards the beginning or end of the season. The middle weeks are the most requested.

If the weeks you select are oversubscribed, you may be placed on a waiting list. If this happens, please be patient. There are usually cancellations.

Deposits are nonrefundable once your registration has been accepted. Refunds for cancellations will be considered only if your spot can be filled by another registrant.

General Information:

• IMPORTANT: Campers drive to SailStar Marina and are ferried from there to Camp by pontoon. There will be three trips to Camp on Saturday at 2:30, 3:45, and 5:00 p.m. If you live in the Twin Cities, or northern Minnesota please try to take the earlier trips, leaving room later for those coming from farther away.
• Canoes, sailboats, and kayaks are available. Campers may also bring their own. But no jet skis.
• Campers arrive late Saturday afternoon and leave the following Saturday morning. Private boaters should follow the same schedule.
• Program for children ages 3-11 is available each day 10 a.m. to noon. We ask that parents be responsible for their children at all other times.
• Pets are not permitted.
• Smoking is limited to outdoors only.
• First aid is available at camp. Medical emergencies are taken to the Cass Lake Clinic or the North Country Regional Hospital in Bemidji.
• Single registrants may occasionally be asked to share a room.
• Financial assistance may be available. Please contact the Camp Registrar.
• Requests for a second week (not counting Work Week) may be submitted to the Camp Director after May 31.

Work Week Notes:

• To assist with the planning of housing, those applying for Work Week and wishing to arrive late or leave early must enclose a letter with their application stating the exact dates and times they wish to arrive and leave.
• Campers who apply for Work Week may also apply for a program week upfront. Please use a separate registration form and deposit for the additional week.

Program Registration Notes - Please Read!

• Registration Deadline: March 21 for all weeks. The Registrar must receive the registration with deposit by this date, via mail or in person. Postmark does not apply. Late registrations are processed first-come first-served.
• Make checks payable to Camp UniStar.
• Youth Week has a separate registration form, separate deposit fee, and a separate address to send registrations to. Do NOT combine Youth Week and program week registrations or deposits.
• Acceptance letters will be sent out in April. They will include a statement of your deposit, more information about camp, and specific information about the program. Your balance will be due on Friday of the program week you attend.
• If you have any special requests due to limited mobility etc., please attach a note.
• We make every effort to match up families who indicate they wish to spend a week together. However, there is no guarantee.

Download Program Registration Form (PDF file)