Archery
Expert instruction is provided, emphasizing safety and the development of good shooting skills. Our instructor is certified as a Level I Instructor by the National Archery Association.

Arts and Crafts
We have excellent facilities for woodworking, pottery, leatherworking, and arts and crafts where boys learn valuable skills and let their creative energies soar in the process of making projects to bring home.

In Arts and Crafts, boys paint and draw, make candles, tie-dye shirts, crochet hats and weave friendship bracelets. Found object sculptures appear throughout the summer and camper work is displayed in our dining hall.

Athletics
Basketball, soccer, baseball, street hockey, volleyball are the traditional team sports we play. Frisbee Golf is a favorite, and we often see cricket, Aussie Rules football, American touch football as well.

The focus of our games is FUN. The more serious, focused skill instruction takes place in the individual challenge sports that make up the core of our program. Every evening, our ballfied is filled with boys playing big games of Ultimate Frisbee, soccer,  kickball, or other big group games.

Drama
In addition to the skits and talent shows that typically comprise our Saturday evening programs, we annually produce a major play each session involving many boys as cast and crew. Boys have lots of opportunities to perform on stage, but if they would rather work behind the scenes, we have an extensive lighting and sound system for guys who are more interested in "tech".

Fishing
The fishing is great in New Hampshire and Lake Winnipesaukee is a favorite destination for anglers. We fish daily from camp, usually heading out to good spots in our outboard fishing boat; sometimes fishing from shore. But we also head out of camp on trips to the lakes, ponds and rivers around New Hampshire. We also offer occasional deep water ocean fishing trips.

Leather
Along with the other crafts we offer, Leatherwork is an activity boys head to to work out their own creative ideas for projects. From boxes and knife sheaths, to belts and wallets, boys have the experience of designing, planning and learning the skills required to bring their visions to reality. We've also seen complete chess sets, hats, sandals and hackey sacks. We have a well-stocked leather supply and an impressive collection of tools to make any project.

Nature
We run an active nature program with projects in the study and observation of live animals, conservation, botany, geology, ornithology, forestry, and astronomy. The 85 acres of woods and shoreline provide ample opportunities for exploration and discovery, but we also have access to a beautiful marsh up the road from camp and travel all over the state to special nature preserves.

Pottery
Like leather work and woodshop, pottery is a place the boys go to express their creative side. We teach wheel work on both electric and kick wheels, and hand building. Boys take thier visions from wet globs of clay to final products that are fired in our kiln and glazed with colors that dance.

Photography
We maintain a well-equipped darkroom and offer a strong instructional program with several 35mm cameras and the capacity to teach the processing and printing of black and white film. Boys roll their own film, load it, learn the fundamentals of the 35mm single lens reflex camera by shooting their own pictures. They develop their own film and learn the intricacies of the printing process. Camper work is displayed on a regular basis in our dining hall.

Rock Climbing
Our counselors bring to camp their expert knowledge of the best safety and technical methods for climbing. Instructors have experience and training in top rope site management and high angle rescue techniques.

New Hampshire has some of the best climbing in the world. We offer day and overnight adventures to sites suited to a wide range of abilities. All of our trip leaders are certified in Wilderness First-Aid and Red Cross Lifeguard as a minimum.

Ropes Course
From balance beams to the spider web, from fidget ladder to the Burma bridge, these individual and group challenges offer excitement and the opportunity to learn teamwork, trust and personal strength.

The ropes course is also used as an instructional setting for introductory rock climbing safety and technical skills. Instructors have experience in other settings and attend training with organizations like Project Adventure and High5.

Sailing
Lake Winnipesaukee, with 72 square miles of water surface and steady breezes, is ideally suited for our sailing program. Our fleet includes five 17-foot Towne Class sloops, a 16-foot Hobie Cat, a 14-foot Cape Cod Cat Boat, two 14-foot Flying Juniors, and four Sunfish. Along with daily instruction we occassionally offer overnight trips to islands on the lake.

Swimming
The only required activity at camp is instructional swimming. Boys must have at least three periods of swimming each week until they have completed their Red Cross Level 5 requirements.

Two recreational “play swims” are offered each day. Our swimming counselors are experienced, certified Red Cross Water Safety Instructors, as well as certified Lifeguards.

Windsurfing
With a selection of beginner, intermediate and advanced boards, a variety of sails, a land simulator and our Big Cove beach, we are ideally set up to offer instruction to surfers of all ages and abilities.

Wood working
From boxes, lamps and shelves, to fully rigged sailboats and chess boards, the woodshop generates a wide variety of excellent projects every summer. Boys learn the process of design and planning, plus the basics of hand tools and are introduced to the full array of power tools and finishes. The woodshop is another place boys go to explore their creative energies and play ouot their own visions of wood projects.