I thought this had to be a joke, some gay guys having fun with a made-up sign. Camp Toodik?
Two dicks are better than one.
Or does it mean that you can't have too much dick?
But believe it or not, it's a real place, started by Britt and Nancy Young in 1969. Since lesbian couples didn't commonly share names back then, Britt must be either Nancy's sister or her husband, who has a girl's name.
Or maybe they were both boys with girls' names, so it was appropriate to call their camp "Two Dicks."
Later Britt and Nancy bought a nearby canoe livery (there are such places) and named it Toodik, too. They retired in 2007, and sold it to Bill and Brenda Lucas.
Who didn't change the name. Maybe they were trying to draw gay campers.
No, I guess not. Camp Two Dicks...er, I mean Toodik...emphasizes "family fun." Husbands, wives, and kids pile into a camper or tents, or rent a cabin, and go swimming, hiking, fishing, canoeing, and kayaking. There's a swimming pool, wagon rides, craft classes, and bingo for the grown-ups.
I don't know if single people are permitted or not.
So Bill and Brenda must just be ignorant of the sexual connotation.
It was hard finding beefcake photos of the campers. They mostly seemed rather on the portly side, and their kids were mostly portly preteens. I can hear a thousand variations on the complaint "Mom and Dad, Camp Toodik is lame! Can't I stay home and text my friends instead?"
This is as muscular as it gets: two guys, either brothers or the same person photographed twice, riding a life preserver through disgusting muddy water.
Even if I liked camping, I wouldn't want to go anywhere near that mud.
It's about halfway between Columbus and Cleveland, which leads to the question, why do people go to Camp Toodick at all? Another 1 1/2 hour drive, and they'll be in a big city. Isn't this a lot more interesting then brown water and trees?
Maybe they come for the camp value. "I'm going to Camp Two Dicks."
Two dicks are better than one.
Or does it mean that you can't have too much dick?
But believe it or not, it's a real place, started by Britt and Nancy Young in 1969. Since lesbian couples didn't commonly share names back then, Britt must be either Nancy's sister or her husband, who has a girl's name.
Or maybe they were both boys with girls' names, so it was appropriate to call their camp "Two Dicks."
Later Britt and Nancy bought a nearby canoe livery (there are such places) and named it Toodik, too. They retired in 2007, and sold it to Bill and Brenda Lucas.
Who didn't change the name. Maybe they were trying to draw gay campers.

I don't know if single people are permitted or not.
So Bill and Brenda must just be ignorant of the sexual connotation.
It was hard finding beefcake photos of the campers. They mostly seemed rather on the portly side, and their kids were mostly portly preteens. I can hear a thousand variations on the complaint "Mom and Dad, Camp Toodik is lame! Can't I stay home and text my friends instead?"
This is as muscular as it gets: two guys, either brothers or the same person photographed twice, riding a life preserver through disgusting muddy water.
Even if I liked camping, I wouldn't want to go anywhere near that mud.
It's about halfway between Columbus and Cleveland, which leads to the question, why do people go to Camp Toodick at all? Another 1 1/2 hour drive, and they'll be in a big city. Isn't this a lot more interesting then brown water and trees?
Maybe they come for the camp value. "I'm going to Camp Two Dicks."