Camp Woodie and the SCWA
The Dynamic Duo

The South Carolina Waterfowl Association is a non-profit organization committed to passing

on the legacy or our waterfowl heritage.  This is accomplished through youth education programs, habitat enhancement projects, a mallard restoration program, and a wood duck production project and wetland management projects.

Camp Woodie provides the perfect place to educate our youth and pass on our waterfowl heritage and the value of wildlife conservation with 450 acres of woods, ponds, and fields.  Camp is achieving its mission with the help of expert instructors that deliver hands-on fun filled education programs to our next generation of young waterfowl hunters and conservationists. 

SUCCESS OF CAMP WOODIE
Executive Director and Camp Woodie founder, David Wielicki believes, "Passing on our waterfowl legacy to young people is a critical part of achieving SCWA’s mission to conserve, enhance and perpetuate our waterfowl heritage.".  Camp Woodie started out with one cabin that housed 32 campers, a 5-stand sporting clays range, and five 3-D archery targets. Now the camp has a 48-bed bunkhouse and a 24-bed cabin for 72 campers per week.
The increasing number of campers enjoy many activities such as the new and improved walk-through sporting clays course, in addition to the 5-stand, a wetland trail, a rifle range, a high low skeet range and an archery shed with over 20 targets. Camp Woodie also has a 25’x 50’ swimming pool.