THE NEW HAMPSHIRE CAMP DIRECTORS ASSOCIATION
Waterville Valley Summer Camp Waterville Valley NH
Gender: Coed Camper Ages: 8-15Session dates: July 11 - August 8
Session lengths: 1 to 4 Weeks
Cost: $425/wk Day camp; $975/week Resident Camp
Orientation:
Number of Campers: Day and Resident 75/Session
Camping Affiliations:
Available for lease:
Director: George Vozeolas
Summer Address/Phone: PO Box 73
Waterville Valley NH 03215
Tel: (978) 688-5246; Fax (978) 824-7509
Winter Address/Phone: 46 Birmingham Parkway
Boston, MA 02135-1115
Tel: (800) 832-4242 x312 / Fax: (978) 824-7509
Website: www.Sportsforalifetime.com
Email: camp@Sportsforalifetime.com
Description:
Waterville Valley Summer Camp (WVSC) A Sports for a Lifetime Academy is located in the heart of the White Mountain National Forest surrounded by 148,000 acres of preserved wildness with over 1200 miles of maintained hiking/biking trails. Our facilities include an indoor/outdoor pools, 18 red clay courts, 2 indoor courts and a nine hole par 32 golf course, providing a unique combination of nature and sport facilities.
Programs include resident and day camps. Resident campers stay in the Snowy Owl Inn, so say goodbye to moldy mattresses and night time walks to the out house. Our one week sessions give you maximum flexibility to schedule camp into your summer schedule and can be combined into a multiple week experience. It also gives the first time camper (or first time camper's parents) a great way to adjust to sleep away camp.
Why should kids have all the fun? WVSC allows you to go to camp as a family. You all bunk in a condo or hotel and then, come morning, send the kids off to a Sports for a Lifetime Academy Day Camp. They'll golf, play tennis, swim, hike, mountain bike and have fun while you spend your day relaxing, perhaps doing many of the same activities as your kids (but not with the kids).
With all that we have to offer it is easy to see why Waterille Valley Summer Camp was named by New Hampshire magazine Best of NH 2009 and is the perfect choice for today's kids.
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