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Road's End Farm Horseback Riding Camp -- Just one of the many fine summer camps for girls in New England-- New Hampshire Summer Camps |
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Birchmont - A Pierce Camp | |
| Residential coed summer camp | Wolfeboro, New Hampshire | |
| For the past half-century, three generations of Pierce's have built
a sterling reputation for Birchmont as an exemplary traditional camp
that puts as much emphasis on individual growth as it does on fun.
Activities include: Arts & Crafts, Woodworking, Nature Studies, Riflery, Archery, Golf, Aerobics/Dance, Gymnastics, Tennis, Ropes Course, Sports, Swimming, Sailing, Skiing, Canoeing, and much more. |
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| E-mail: mail@campbirchmont.com, Website: www.campbirchmont.com, (516) 621-5035 | ||
| Accredited by American Camp
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Camp Foss (YMCA) | |
| Residential girls' summer camp | Strafford, New Hampshire | |
| Cabins and Activities set among the trees and fields help with the goals of making new friends and having fun. With caring and friendly staff, having fun is just the start. A high ropes course, climbing tower, funyaking, swimming, water trampoline, drama productions, volleyball, soccer, tennis, horseback riding, whitewater rafting, arts & crafts, kickball, group initiatives, campfires, outdoor cooking, tetherball, and capture the flag all help to make for an experience that lasts a lifetime... Program emphasizes developing girls' self-esteem and confidence. Non-competitive environment, warm and friendly camp with caring counselors. Featured Activities: Aquatic Activities, Archery, Arts and Crafts, Canoeing, Challenge/High Ropes Course, Drama, Horseback Riding (English), Leadership Development, Tennis, and aqua iceberg. |
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| E-mail: dfarmer@gmfymca.org, Website: www.campfoss.org, (603) 232-8642 | ||
| Accredited by American Camp
Association Established in 1923 |
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Camp Wicosuta for Girls | |
| Residential girls' summer camp | Hebron, New Hampshire | |
| Camp Wicosuta is a traditional summer camp for girls located on Newfound Lake in New Hampshire, offering 4-week sessions and a 2-week introductory session for first-time campers (completing grades 1-5). At Camp Wicosuta girls develop confidence and self-esteem by learning and developing new skills, making friends, and having the time of their lives. Our professional staff ensures that our campers leave feeling more confident, competent, and connected to a community of loving adults and wonderful campers. Camp Wicosuta offers a wide variety of activities: soccer, lacrosse, swim instruction in a heated pool, gymnastics, dance, drama, horseback riding, water skiing, tennis, arts and crafts, wilderness adventures, and more. As we say as Wico -- "Go, girl, go!" |
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| E-mail: info@campwicosuta.com, Website: www.campwicosuta.com, (800) 846-9426 | ||
| Accredited by American Camp
Association Established in 1920 |
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Camp Marist | |
| Residential coed summer camp | Ossipee, New Hampshire | |
| Camp Marist is a traditional, residential camp for girls and boys ages 6-16 nestled on 300 acres in New Hampshire's White Mountains. We offer a special blend of friendship, activity, education, warmth, and an appreciation of the environment in a nurturing family environment. Founded by the Marist Brothers, an international Catholic teaching order, we provide a solid Christian based community with a mature & professional staff. Campers build their own schedule, choosing from over 35 activity options, special off camp trips and evening programs. |
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| E-mail: office@campmarist.org, Website: www.campmarist.org, (603) 539-4552 | ||
| Accredited by American Camp
Association Established in 1949 |
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Camp Walt Whitman | |
| Residential coed summer camp | Piermont, New Hampshire | |
| Camp Walt Whitman, a traditional summer camp for boys and girls, is situated on 300 acres along crystal-clear Lake Armington in the White Mountains of New Hampshire. Amid this beautiful setting, we encourage campers to embrace strong values while offering them unlimited possibilities to explore new activities. We're fortunate to attract particularly nice kids and a strong, motivated staff. We provide excellent instruction to help our campers improve in all of the physical skills at camp, while focusing on the care and attention that helps them to develop their potential as individuals and as members of the group. Walt Whitman is a community that encourages friendship, leadership and the ability to make good choices. Herein lies the spirit and warmth that is incomparable in a summer camp! The counselors and specialty staff at Walt Whitman serve as positive role models, encouraging and supporting campers to stretch themselves. Whether learning new skills in sports, aquatics, arts or outdoor living, campers thrive in an environment of FUN, GOOD HUMOR AND OPTIMISM. Our "hands-on" approach, dedication to excellence and belief in accountability are the cornerstones of the mutual trust and respect that we establish among children, staff and parents. 7, 4 and 3-week sessions are offered. |
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| E-mail: cww@campwalt.com, Website: www.campwalt.com, (914) 948-9151 | ||
| Accredited by American Camp
Association Established in 1948 |
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Camp Winaukee | |
| Residential boys' summer camp | Moultonborough, New Hampshire | |
| Camp Winaukee enjoys a reputation as one of the premier boys summer sports and adventure camps in America. Located on Lake Winnipesaukee, the camp offers 7 week sessions as well as shorter sessions of 5 and 6 weeks with limited enrollment. Winaukee has two campuses, a mainland camp for campers ages 7-12 and an Island camp for campers 13-15. The separate camps offer the intimacy of a small camp setting with the breadth and diversity of programming of a larger camp. The atmosphere at each of the two age-appropriate camps is unique. The camps are run separately, and each has its own facilities, playing fields, courts, bunks, playhouse and dining hall. The Winaukee community embraces a core philosophy set forth on the six branches of the Winaukee "Tree of Values": Enthusiasm, Loyalty, Sportsmanship, Friendship, Achievement and Cooperation. These values are instilled in Winaukee campers through a sports and adventure program and unique traditions that have been at the heart of Winaukee's 85 year history. Winaukee campers feel that they are part of something special, meaningful and bigger than themselves. That's why we often hear our campers say, "Winaukee is in my soul." |
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| E-mail: info@winaukee.com, Website: www.winaukee.com, (800) 487-9157 | ||
| Accredited by American Camp
Association Established in 1920 |
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Kabeyun | |
| Residential boys' camp | Alton Bay, New Hampshire | |
| I chose it. I tried it. I love it! Kabeyun's program emphasizes individual challenge activities and creative arts in an atmosphere of warmth and support. We feature an elective system that allows boys to choose their activities each day. Out-of camp adventure trips for all ages and abilities; a different trip schedule to choose from each week in backpacking, hiking, rock climbing, canoeing, and white water kayaking. Camper/counselor ratio - 3:1, 120 boys (ages 7-16) and 40 counselors. Four or eight-week sessions, plus an introductory session for first-time campers 7-10 years old. Activities include sailing, windsurfing, canoeing, kayaking, water skiing, woodshop, pottery, leather work, drama, music, tennis, fishing. Counseling internships for 16-year-olds. |
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| E-mail: info@kabeyun.org, Website: www.kabeyun.org, (603) 746-3485 | ||
| Established in 1924 | ||
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Windsor Mountain International | |
| Residential coed summer camp | Windsor, New Hampshire | |
| Windsor Mountain International was founded in 1961, as Interlocken International Camp and leads young people to discover the magic of creating friendships across cultures. At Windsor Mountain International SUMMER CAMP, activities include sports, theatre, arts and crafts ranging from stained glass to Batik, festivals, music such as guitar, and Jamaican steel drumming, as well as a wide range of outdoor adventure including rock-climbing, camping, kayaking, and a world class ropes course. Last summer Windsor Mountain represented 29 countries which gives campers an opportunity to learn about a broad variety of countries and cultures while making lifetime friends from around the world. We also have an ASL (American Sign Language) program which integrates Deaf students and staff into the camp community. Windsor Mountain offers exciting summer TRAVEL PROGRAMS for students in grades 8-12. All our travel programs are creative adventures focusing on building friendships among diverse cultures, and include community service learning, language opportunities, cross cultural exchanges and environmental explorations. 2008 destinations include Mexico, Puerto Rico, Caribbean, Hawaii, China, Southern Africa, Peru and western USA,. We also have a NEW ENGLAND TRAVELING THEATRE program for students interested in performing arts, and a NEW ENGLAND ADVENTURE program for students in grades 6-8. |
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| E-mail: mail@windsormountain.org, Website: www.windsormountain.org, (603) 478-3166 | ||
| Accredited by American Camp
Association Established in 1961 |
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Pleasant Valley YMCA Camp | |
| Residential girls' summer camp | Tuftonboro, New Hampshire | |
| Traditional YMCA summer camp located on the shores of scenic Lake Winnipesaukee in New Hampshire. Activites include arts & crafts, canoeing, ceramics, dance, drama, horseback riding, kayaking, ropes course, swimming, water skiing, windsurfing, and much more! Adventure trips and teen programs also available. Traditional camp activities including arts & crafts, canoeing, ceramics, drama, hiking, horseback riding, kayaking, swimming, water skiing and windsurfing. Camp season runs from June to August. One and two-week sessions available, ages 8-15. |
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| E-mail: campingservices@ymcaboston.org, Website: www.bostonycamps.org, (603) 569-2725 | ||
| Accredited by American Camp
Association Established in 1969 |
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North Woods YMCA Camp | |
| Residential boys' summer camp | Tuftonboro, New Hampshire | |
| A traditional YMCA summer camp located on scenic Lake Winnipesaukee in New Hampshire. Camp program includes archery, baseball, basketball, canoeing, hiking, kayaking, ropes course, swimming, water skiing and windsurfing. Adventure trips and teen programs also available. Camp season runs from June to August. One and two-week sessions available, ages 8-15. |
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| E-mail: campingservices@ymcaboston.org, Website: www.bostonycamps.org, (603) 569-2725 | ||
| Accredited by American Camp
Association Established in 1929 |
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Geneva Point Center | |
| Coed Camps with Residential & Day Camp Sessions |
Moultonboro, New Hampshire | |
| Beautifully located on Lake Winnipesaukee and 200 acres, Geneva Point Center primarily focuses on week-long adventure and music camps. Staff are highly trained and energetic to create a memorable, safe, and fun experience for campers. Our goal is to create and instill the power of becoming a community, in which everyone is valued and appreciated. Specialized activities include music lessons (voice, piano, strings, percussion, woodwinds, brass) and traditional camp activities such as: canoeing, team challenge, water games, hiking, and more. Camp season runs from early July to August for Grades 6-11. |
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| E-mail: parker@genevapoint.org, Website: www.genevapoint.org, (603) 253 4366 | ||
| Accredited by the American Camp
Association Established in 1919 |
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Camp Mi-Te-Na (YMCA) | |
| Residential boys' summer camp | Alton, New Hampshire | |
| Since 1913 located on pristine spring-fed Halfmoon Lake, where the campers can enjoy swimming, water skiing, tubing, water trampoline, sliding, sailing, funyaking, and other aquatic activities. Also, there are 75 acres of woodlands and fields to enhance your son's appreciation for the out-of-doors and allow him to make new friends. Some of the activities include high ropes course with a zip line, climbing tower, basketball, tennis, beach volleyball, archery, arts & crafts, trips, baseball & dodgeball. Great friends, Great food, Great staff add up to an experience that lasts a lifetime!! Featured Activities: Aquatic Activities, Archery, Basketball, Canoeing, Challenge/High Ropes Course, Climbing/Rappelling, Hiking, Leadership Development, Riflery, Sailing, and mountain boarding. |
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| E-mail: dfarmer@gmfymca.org, Website: www.campmitena.org, (603) 232-8642 | ||
| Accredited by American Camp
Association Established in 1913 |
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William Lawrence Camp | |
| Residential boys' summer camp | Center Tuftonboro, New Hampshire | |
| Since its founding in 1913, the purpose of William Lawrence Camp has been to provide a safe, wholesome atmosphere where a boy can happily learn, share and grow with his fellow campers. A relatively small camp offering a balanced program, William Lawrence Camp endeavors to provide a framework that will mentally and physically challenge a camper to become a "whole" person, not just a specialist. Activities include: swimming, sailing, fishing, waterskiing, hiking, canoeing, riflery, archery, soccer, basketball, baseball, streethockey, tennis, arts and crafts, woodworking, challenge course with climbing tower and an extensive outcamping program. |
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| E-mail: wlc@worldpath.net, Website: www.wlcamp.org, (603) 569-3698 | ||
| Accredited by American Camp
Association Established in 1913 |
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Kroka Expeditions | |
| Wilderness adventure program | Marlow, New Hampshire | |
| Founded in 1996, Kroka Expeditions is a non-profit Earth Living Skills School dedicated to assisting young people in developing character, responsibility, a sense of community and place, in harmony with nature. All of our programs offer sustainable community living experiences balanced with instruction in adventure sports and the ancient art of wilderness living. Programs are offered to students ages 7 through 18 and include both day and residential programs. Adventures involve wilderness programs, rock climbing, caving, biking, building projects, white water and ocean paddling in canoes, rafts and/or kayaks and more. |
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| E-mail: info@kroka.org, Website: www.kroka.org, (603) 835-9087 | ||
| Established in 1996 | ||
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Outward Bound Wilderness | |
| Wilderness adventure programs nationwide | USA, Canada and some international locations | |
| Outward Bound Wilderness, a national nonprofit organization, offers over 500 adventure-based wilderness courses - year round - serving adults, teens and youth (ages 12+). Course activities include rock climbing, sea kayaking, backpacking,
mountaineering, sailing, dogsledding, canoeing and rafting in some
of the most untouched wilderness areas across the nation. No matter
the activity, courses focus on learning through experience, compassion,
leadership and responsibility to both team and the environment. Courses
range in length from 4 days to three months in length. Scholarships
are available. Since 1962, over 500,000 students have returned from an Outward Bound experience with a deeper knowledge of themselves and the world in which we live. |
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| E-mail: info@obusa.com, Website: www.outwardboundwilderness.org, (866) 467-7651 | ||
| Established in 1962 | ||
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Camp Young Judaea | |
| Residential coed summer camp | Amherst, New Hampshire | |
| Camp Young Judaea, founded in 1939, serves children ages 8-15. Located on 168 acres on the shores of Lake Baboosic, our waterfront features two waterski/wakeboard power boats, canoes, kayaks, sailboats, paddleboats and windsurfers. Camp facilities include eight tennis courts, several playing fields, basketball and volleyball courts, archery and riflery ranges, radio station, outdoor adventure course, a large modern dining room, sturdy wooden cabins and several other spacious indoor facilities, including a gym/theater, arts and crafts studio and rec hall. Shabbat services are held in a beautiful grove, sheltered by towering pine trees. Music, dance, drama and Judaica are integral parts of our program. |
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| E-mail: info@campyoungjudaea.com, Website: www.campyoungjudaea.com, (781) 237-9410 | ||
| Accredited by Amerian Camp Established in 1939 |
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Waukeela Camp for Girls | |
| Residential girls' summer camp | Eaton Center, New Hampshire | |
| Wonderful Awesome Understanding Kind Exciting Excellent Loyal A camp. .....anagram poem by 10 year old Waukeela girl Tucked in New Hampshire's White Mountains, Waukeela offers a traditional, 4-week camp program for 8-15 year old girls seeking challenge without pressure and community without conformity. 115 campers and 55 staff from 25 states, 12 countries and 6 continents. 2 week program also available for 8-10 year olds. Instruction provided in many individual sports and artistic activities plus a strong adventure program featuring backpacking, canoeing, and whitewater canoeing trips. |
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| E-mail: request@waukeela.com, Website: www.waukeela.com, (207) 774-7777 | ||
| Accredited by American Camp
Association Established in 1921 |
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