RESIDENT CAMPS L-T

POINT COUNTERPOINT CHAMBER MUSIC CAMP, coed
LAKE DUNMORE, BRANDON, VT
Camp for piano and string students ages 11-17, emphasizing chamber music. Staffed by professional musicians, private instruction and theory classes are provided in addition to ensemble coaching. Sessions include 2 and 3 weeks options. Activities include swimming, boating, hiking and a focus on sustainability and ecological respect. Closely-knit family atmosphere.
Jenny Beck, Director  PO Box 207011, New Haven, CT 06520
(Winter) 267-886-5359 E-Mail: pointcp@gmail.com

ROARING BROOK CAMP, boys                                                       ACA Accredited
BRADFORD, VT
45 boys ages 9-16. 2 ,4 and 6 week sessions.  The Outdoor Specialists. For over 40 years, Roaring Brook has been devoted to teaching wilderness skills, adventure sports, Vermont native crafts and conducting expeditions by backpack and canoe. Rock climbing, rappelling, tyrolean traverse, survival training, orienteering, outdoor living skills, fitness, swimming, canoeing, kayaking, fishing, fly-tying, primitive woodwork, blacksmith, leather, marksmanship, archery, timber sports, rescue and emergency care. 650 acre forest preserve with 15-acre private lake. Self-reliance, resourcefulness and will-to-achieve center the camp philosophy.  An ideal place for boys seeking a fun and exciting outdoor adventure
Drs. Thayer and Candice Raines, 300 Grove St. #4 Rutland, VT 05701
(Winter) 800-832-4295  FAX: 802-786-0653 (Summer) 802-222-5702 E-Mail: rainest@sover.net         

SALTASH MOUNTAIN, coed                                                           ACA Accredited
LAKE NINEVAH, MT. HOLLY, VT
A wilderness trips camp, for forty girls and boys ages 11-14,Saltash Mountain focuses on wilderness adventures that build community, creativity, and leadership. Whether it's reaching the summit of a 5,000 foot peak or creating a skit to perform about their wilderness adventures, campers and staff build trust and camaraderie while exploring the natural world, their selves and others. Saltash Mountain also includes Questers, a Wilderness Leadership program for 15-17 year olds. Quaker leadership.
Linda Berryhill, Registrar, Farm & Wilderness Foundation, Inc., 263 F&W Rd, Plymouth, VT 05056
802-422-3761 Ext 223; FAX 802-422-8660  E-Mail: fandw@fandw.org

SANGAMON for boys                                                                      ACA Accredited
KILLINGTON AREA, PITTSFORD, VT
85 campers, ages 9-16. "A really different kind of boys camp" Everyone chooses his own program each day. We're a diverse community with strong crafts and individuakl sports in a ruistic farm setting. Riding, swimming, farm animals, tennis, crafts, weaving, photography, pottery, rocketry, woodshop, art, individual and team sports, ropes course, hiking, kayaking, sailing, cycling, and canoeing trips. 2, 3, 5, 8 week sessions. Sister camp Betsey Cox; coed activities at older ages.
Mike Byrom, Director, P.O. Box 886, Key Largo, FL 33037
(Winter) 888-345-9193 (Summer) 802-483-2862  E-Mail: SangamonVT@aol.com

SONGADEEWIN OF KEEWAYDIN for girls                                       ACA Accredited
LAKE DUNMORE, SALISBURY, VT
Ages 8-15. Specializing in canoeing and hiking trips with a full camp program. Offering a safe, nurturing, fun-filled environment in which each girl is allowed to develop at her own pace, build self-confidence, set personal goals and learn new skills. Canoeing, kayaking, rock climbing, soccer, basketball, field hockey, arts and crafts, campcraft and more. Staff/camper ratio 1:3. Eight and four week sessions plus limited .
Ellen M. Flight, Director, 500 Rustic Lane, Salisbury, VT 05769
802-352-9860 Fax: 802-352-4772  E-Mail: ellen@keewaydin.org

TAMARACK FARM, coed                                                               ACA Accredited
WOODWARD RESERVOIR, PLYMOUTH, VT
Tmarack Farm is an alternative summer camp for teenagers that removes them from technological society and places them on a working farm without computers, cell phones or even electricity in their cabins. For two months,  campers are totally immersed in daily farm chores, community service projects and principles of simple, sustainable living. With only musical instruments and their own voices, they learn to entertain, speak, communicate and run what becomes their Farm. Leaders emerge, minds mediate, compassion trumps fashion. By the end of the summer, teenage children have grown kinder, wiser and more thoughtful. Quaker Leadership. 
Linda Berryhill, Registrar, Farm & Wilderness Foundation, Inc., 263 F&W Rd, Plymouth, VT 05056
802-422-3761 Ext. 223  E-Mail: linda@fandw.org

THORPE CAMP, coed
GOSHEN, VT
For physically handicapped children. Full camping program arranged for individual abilities of children. Ages 6-14. Staff of 25. Camperships available. Open 8 weeks from mid-June.
680 Goshen Hill Rd., Goshen, VT 05733.  802-247-6611 E-Mail: CThorpe@sover.net

TIMBERLAKE for boys                                                                   ACA Accredited
WOODWARD RESERVOIR, PLYMOUTH, VT
Timberlake is a place for boys to experience incredible adventures and find the challenges and skills to help them grow as leaders within the community. It is a place to learn about themselves, celebrate others and become stewards of the natural environment. Quaker Leadership                                                        Linda Berryhill, Registrar, Farm & Wilderness Foundation, Inc., 263 F&W Rd, Plymouth, VT 05056
802-422-3761; FAX 802-422-8660  E-Mail: linda@fandw.org