Best friends, campfire songs, s'mores and ghost stories... Just a few of the things that make summer camp in New Hampshire an experience sure to bring a lifetime of fond memories. There's nothing like a stay at a New Hampshire summer camp, whether in the country or on the coast, to help focus and invigorate the mind and body.

New Hampshire summer camps serve children from all over the world. They offer a wide variety of programs, facilities, staffing, and outstanding opportunities to develop new skills, make new friends, and experience the quality of life in New Hampshire.

Discover New Hampshire Summer Camps! For your convenience we have put together a partial list of summer camps around the state. Contact us to add your summer camp or to tell about a great NH Summer Camp. Enjoy Summer Camp in the New Hampshire!

Recommended New Hampshire Summer Camps

Camp Tohkomeupog, 196 Shawtown Road, Freedom, NH 03836 Ph: 603-367.8362 or Toll-free: 800-414.2267. Founded in 1932, Camp "Tohko" welcomes boys ages 8 - 16 to East Madison, NH. Positive attitudes, firm friendships and friendly spirits support each camper's attempt to expand his horizons... physically, mentally and socially. Visit us online at www.tohko.com for more information.

Upper Valley Presents, PO Box 75, Norwich, VT 05055 Ph: 802-649-2772. Summer Days Camp is a nurturning, non-competitive day camp for children ages 4 through 9, whose Art Smart, Kitchen Science, and Fair Play curriculum fosters creative thinking and problem solving - building self-esteem in your child. Visit our website for more information.

Kroka Expeditions, 767 Forest Road, Marlow, NH. Ph: 603-835-9087 Fax: 603-835-6248. Founded in 1996, Kroka Expeditions is a non-profit Earth Living Skills School. All of our programs offer sustainable community living experiences, farm life and caring for farm animals, 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. Please visit www.kroka.org for more information.