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New Hampshire is the beating heart of New England, combining just the right amount of outdoors, proximity to cities, and history. There are infinite opportunities for wilderness adventures in the sprawling White Mountains National Forest and (something that might surprise most people) about 18 miles of seacoast along the Atlantic offering aquatic adventures as well. Incorporate a hike (or drive) up Mount Washington during your summer camp experience—that way, you can say you’ve summitted the highest peak in the Northeastern United States. And no visit to the Granite State is complete without a tour of the stunning Lakes Region, which has been a summer destination for visitors and campers since the country’s earliest days.
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Nestled on a serene waterfront with an exquisite view of Mount Monadnock, Camp Wa-Klo excels at unlocking girls’ potential, fostering fun and independence, and creating meaningful friendships. Wa-Klo girls are encouraged to be free-thinkers and doers, and to use the incredible resources at their disposal to take risks and grow into their best, happiest selves.
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Camp Waukeela is committed to empowering young women to be their independent, creative, passionate, and compassionate best selves, and they’ve been fulfilling this mission on their gorgeous grounds on Crystal Lake for 98 years. Waukeela campers enjoy water sports, the arts, adventure trips, and more as they forge strength, resilience, and friendships that last a lifetime.
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Camps Kenwood and Evergreen combine their stunning natural environment, top-flight facilities, and a focus on fun, family, and growth to provide campers with a one-of-a-kind sleepaway camp experience. Campers at K&E aren’t just offered a next-level slate of fun and adventure; they’re offered a lifetime of friendship, mentorship, and memories.
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Freedom, NH
Camp Robin Hood
Freedom, NH
Camp Robin Hood
Freedom, NH
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Freedom, NH
Camp Robin Hood
Freedom, NH
Camp Robin Hood
Freedom, NH
Nestled on a serene waterfront with an exquisite view of Mount Monadnock, Camp Wa-Klo excels at unlocking girls’ potential, fostering fun and independence, and creating meaningful friendships. Wa-Klo girls are encouraged to be free-thinkers and doers, and to use the incredible resources at their disposal to take risks and grow into their best, happiest selves.
Camp Wa-Klo
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Camp Waukeela is committed to empowering young women to be their independent, creative, passionate, and compassionate best selves, and they’ve been fulfilling this mission on their gorgeous grounds on Crystal Lake for 98 years. Waukeela campers enjoy water sports, the arts, adventure trips, and more as they forge strength, resilience, and friendships that last a lifetime.
Camp Waukeela
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Camps Kenwood and Evergreen combine their stunning natural environment, top-flight facilities, and a focus on fun, family, and growth to provide campers with a one-of-a-kind sleepaway camp experience. Campers at K&E aren’t just offered a next-level slate of fun and adventure; they’re offered a lifetime of friendship, mentorship, and memories.
Camps Kenwood and Evergreen
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New Hampshire is the beating heart of New England, combining just the right amount of outdoors, proximity to cities, and history. There are infinite opportunities for wilderness adventures in the sprawling White Mountains National Forest and (something that might surprise most people) about 18 miles of seacoast along the Atlantic offering aquatic adventures as well. Incorporate a hike (or drive) up Mount Washington during your summer camp experience—that way, you can say you’ve summitted the highest peak in the Northeastern United States. And no visit to the Granite State is complete without a tour of the stunning Lakes Region, which has been a summer destination for visitors and campers since the country’s earliest days.
NEW HAMPSHIRE CAMPS
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5 easy ways to get your kids stoked on nature
10 reasons it’s important to make nature a priority in your family’s life
Summer camps for BIPOC children are diversifying the outdoor experience
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Since 1927, Robin Hood has provided an encouraging, inviting, and supportive summer environment for our campers. That environment is created in large part by our caring and attentive staff, composed almost entirely of young men and women who grew up as campers in the Robin Hood community. Understanding the enduring positive influence of the Robin Hood experience, our staff members return to camp each summer eager to provide that same experience for our next generation of campers.
Camp Robin Hood
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Since 1927, Robin Hood has provided an encouraging, inviting, and supportive summer environment for our campers. That environment is created in large part by our caring and attentive staff, composed almost entirely of young men and women who grew up as campers in the Robin Hood community. Understanding the enduring positive influence of the Robin Hood experience, our staff members return to camp each summer eager to provide that same experience for our next generation of campers.
Camp Robin Hood
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