Outdoor Adventure, Friendship, Opportunity!

  • Campers wake up to Reveille at 7:30AM most mornings. Beds are made and cabins cleaned before and after breakfast - there is a daily cabin inspection. Campers depart for morning activities around 9:00AM and return to the encampment before lunch at 12:45PM.
  • The first morning of a 2-day overnight canoe trip - the adventure begins!
  • What could be better than waking up each morning surrounded by friends and knowing that you have another incredible day at camp together. These boys understand how cool camp is!
  • Mornings activity periods provide a diverse array of opportunities for the boys to enjoy.
  • Feeling energized and optimistic after Rest Hour, campers challenge staff to a game of Beach Newcomb. Afternoons at camp involve games, sports and "free swim". On a hot afternoon, several encampments will likely be sharing the camp waterfront. Dinner is at 6:00PM.
  • Many of our most incredible camp adventures take place on trip. Any of these campers will tell you - the fact that they were able to pose for this photo on Bond Cliff was absolutely worth the effort it took to get there!
  • A group of camp friends share a spectacular summit view. And although their time together at the summit is short, they will share the memories of this trip together forever.
  • Each encampment spends one afternoon each week at Sunset Beach where they are provided with opportunities to waterski, kneeboard and wakeboard. This camper appears to be taking flight!
  • Dinner at camp is at 6:00PM on most evenings, although not always in the dining room. We also enjoy weekly cook-outs in each encampment. Following dinner will be some sort of evening activity. Bedtime at camp ranges between 8:00PM to 9:30PM, depending upon the age of the campers.
  • We are fortunate to abut an Audubon Wildlife Sanctuary, part of which is best explored by way of water. An evening kayak through the sanctuary makes for a very special camp adventure.
  • Depicting all the colors of the rainbow, CITs prepare to serve food at one of our weekly cookouts. Although they all hope to earn counselor positions for the following summer, the real "pot of gold" at the end of this rainbow are the lifelong friendships developed after years together at camp.
  • As the sun starts to dip behind the trees at Sunset Beach, campers enjoy the serenity of an evening swim. The lifeguard was kind enough to take a few steps back for the taking of this photo. We consider ourselves to be very spoiled on this beautiful, private little lake.
  • We wake up with enthusiasm at 7:30AM. After breakfast and some time to tidy up the rooms, morning lessons run between 9:30AM - 11:30AM. Free Ski begins at 11:30AM and goes until lunchtime.
  • Fresh falling snow makes mornings lessons even more of an adventure.
  • What a spectacular morning! Campers jumping for joy at the top of Pitch Pine.
  • At the starting gate on Race Day! Although camp focuses on recreational skiing, campers are give the opportunity to run the slalom course on King Pine.
  • Lunch at camp is at 12:30PM, followed by Rest Hour between 1:00PM - 2:00PM. Afternoon lessons run between 2:30PM - 4:00PM. After lessons we enjoy Free Ski time or an alternative Fun Activity before coming back inside for dinner.
  • NH campers enjoying a bright sunny moment between runs. Once they catch their breath, the adventure continues!
  • Blue skies, perfect snow and good friends. Not a bad way to spend an afternoon at camp!
  • Life appears good for this camper, enjoying a relaxing ride on the Tubing Hill. Tubing is an optional activity offered several times during the week of camp.
  • Dinner is at 6:00PM, followed by evening activity period between 7:00 – 9:00. Bedtime varies at camp between 9:00PM - 10:00PM, depending upon the age of the campers. Older campers have extended activities.
  • NH Week campers enjoy a traditional "last night of camp" mystery snowshoe adventure.
  • Fun with friends at the Skating Rink. Skating is offered as an optional evening activity several times during the week of camp.
  • Campers during President Week enjoy the fireworks display at the base of King Pine.
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