Wandawega

Into the Woods

The Camp Wandawega Into the Woods Collection draws from the textiles, patterns, and color stories found throughout the historic camp. Inspired by lodge interiors, well-worn camp blankets, and the graphic language of classic outdoor ephemera, each piece reflects the quiet utility and warmth of a place shaped by a century of use. 

Rooted in wilderness motifs and traditional American summer camp style, the collection balances familiarity with character. Designed to layer easily and wear well over time, the pieces come together as a lived-in system rather than a matched set—celebrating the enduring nostalgia of an all-American retreat.  

Camp Wandawega. Est. 1925. 

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  • Sportsmen’s Quilt Set

    This quilt set features a repeating sportsmen hunting motif drawn from vintage printed textiles. The illustrated front is paired with a rust-colored reverse, offering contrast in tone and color. The set includes matching shams for a unified presentation. 

  • Sycamore Throw Blanket

    This plaid throw is defined by its weight, softness, and saturated color, with repeated lines creating a steady visual rhythm. Woven in a vintage plaid pattern and finished with fringe, it balances warmth with structure. Equally  at home draped over a chair or folded at the foot of a bed. 

  • Scout Outdoor Blanket

    Designed for use beyond the cabin, this outdoor blanket emphasizes durability and ease of use. Its construction allows it to handle damp ground and changing conditions while maintaining a familiar plaid pattern. It rolls into a reusable bag for transport and storage. 

  • Lodge Hook Rug

    This hook rug features a bold plaid pattern rendered in dense, textured loops. Its graphic pattern and durable construction give it a strong visual presence in a range of interior settings. Functional without feeling strictly utilitarian. 

  • Elk Needle-Punch Pillow

    Elk are a recurring motif in lodge and cabin decoration, often appearing in textiles and wall hangings. This pillow presents an elk rendered in needle-punch artwork, finished with bold fringe for contrast. A Camp Wandawega patch appears on the reverse. 

  • Pointer Chainstitched Pillow

    Sporting dogs have often been recorded through simple line illustrations in field guides and training manuals. This pillow features a pointer illustrated in chainstitched linework, giving the image a quiet, graphic quality. A Camp Wandawega patch appears on the reverse. 

  • Hunting Dog Needlepoint Pillow

    Needlepoint pillows have long been found in sporting lodges and homes, frequently depicting dogs and wildlife familiar to the field. This piece features a traditional hunting dog portrait rendered with a quiet, graphic presence. A Camp Wandawega patch appears on the reverse. 

  • Wood Duck Hook Pillow

    The wood duck is recognized for its distinctive coloring and graphic form. Rendered here in hooked textile, the image emphasizes color and texture over narrative detail. A Camp Wandawega patch appears on the reverse.