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Camp Wannaklot Family Weekend

A family-focused weekend retreat for those affected by bleeding disorders.

Fri, 2 Oct 2026 Camp Twin Lakes - Will-A-Way Winder , Georgia
Camp Wannaklot Family Weekend is a special retreat hosted at the Camp Twin Lakes Will-A-Way campus in Winder, Georgia. Organized in partnership with Hemophilia of Georgia, this weekend provides families affected by hemophilia or other bleeding disorders with a supportive and fun environment. Families can connect with others, share experiences, and enjoy a variety of camp activities designed to foster community and resilience. It is a unique opportunity to build lasting bonds in a safe setting.

What to Expect

Expect a weekend of family bonding, peer support, and fun activities in a beautiful camp setting.

Who Should Attend

  • Families affected by bleeding disorders
  • Hemophilia patients
  • Community supporters

Agenda Overview

The weekend retreat begins on October 2, 2026.
Venue & Address
Camp Twin Lakes - Will-A-Way
210 S Broad St # 5
Winder , Georgia – 30680
United States
Organizer
Hemophilia of Georgia / Camp Twin Lakes · Nonprofit
Organizations dedicated to supporting individuals and families affected by bleeding disorders.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Camp Wannaklot?
A camp program for children and families affected by hemophilia or other bleeding disorders.
Where is it held?
Camp Twin Lakes-Winder, 210 S. Broad Street, Unit 5, Winder, GA.
Who organizes it?
Hemophilia of Georgia in partnership with Camp Twin Lakes.
Is it for the whole family?
Yes, it is a family weekend retreat.
How do I register?
Registration is typically handled through Hemophilia of Georgia.
Is medical support available?
Yes, the camp is designed to support the needs of the participants.
Tags
Family Camp Winder Twin Lakes Health Support
Summary
A family weekend retreat for those affected by bleeding disorders.
Highlights
  • Family-focused retreat
  • Support for bleeding disorders
  • Community connection
  • Engaging camp activities
  • Safe and inclusive environment
  • Partnership with Hemophilia of Georgia
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