SUMMER 2026 ENROLLMENT
3,500 ENROLLED YOUNG ARTISTS — THE HIGHEST IN CAMP HISTORY
GEOGRAPHY
CAMPERS HAILED FROM ALL 50 U.S. STATES, THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, 1 U.S. TERRITORY, AND 48 COUNTRIES
6.5 %
39.7 %
INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS
DOMESTIC DIVERSITY
34.5 % OF CAMPERS WERE RETURNING STUDENTS
CAMPERS BY DIVISION 513 JUNIORS (14.7%)
1,107 INTERMEDIATES (31.6%)
1,880 HIGH SCHOOLERS (53.7%)
New for Summer ’26: Improvements on the Road to Interlochen—and Underneath It Since July, drivers have enjoyed a new roundabout at J. Maddy Parkway (M-137) and US-31, about 1.5 miles north of campus, easing traffic for cars traveling both to Interlochen and away. It’s been especially welcome for concertgoers returning home after a summer evening in Kresge Auditorium. Meanwhile, under J. Maddy Parkway, a new 104-foot, pedestrian-only tunnel, completed last December, now offers a safe, accessible, all-season conduit between the Green Lake and Duck Lake sides of Interlochen’s campus. It’s a boon for students and visitors alike, making it easier for those cross-campus walks.
CAMPERS BY ARTS AREA
40.83%
40.83%
17.95%
40.83%
MUSICCSSICAL THEATREARTS VISUALARTS MUSICCONTEMPORARY CREATIVEWRITING DANCE FILM & NEWMEDIA INTERDISCIPLINARYARTS
17.95%
17.95%
MUSICCSSICAL THEATREARTS VISUALARTS MUSICCONTEMPORARY CREATIVEWRITING DANCE FILM & NEWMEDIA INTERDISCIPLINARYARTS OF STUDENTS RECEIVED FINANCIAL AID
MUSICCSSICAL THEATREARTS VISUALARTS MUSICCONTEMPORARY CREATIVEWRITING DANCE FILM & NEWMEDIA INTERDISCIPLINARYARTS FINANCIAL AID
56.5 %
$ 5.7 MILLION AWARDED
LIFE AT CAMP
2.9 AVERAGE NUMBER OF WEEKS AT CAMP: WEEKS MELODY FREEZE ICE CREAM CONES SERVED: ABOUT 124 36,000 CABINS USED:
9
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