Announcements and News

We’re excited to kick off another year with our NHCamps (New Hampshire Camp Directors Association) community! Many of you already know the value of being a member, and we’re deeply grateful for your continued support and connection.   At NHCamps, we believe in the power of our organization and the work we do together through three guiding principles: Serve, Promote, and Protect.   SERVE: Providing advocacy, leadership, education, support, and fellowship for...

Our Director Drop-In Zoom Sessions for the 2025 / 2026 Season start October 16th at 10am. This is a fantastic opportunity for camp directors to connect, share insights, and collaborate in a welcoming environment. By participating, you'll enhance your professional development while fostering a supportive community of fellow directors. Together, we can strengthen camp operations and create even better experiences for our campers. Don’t miss this chance to learn, grow, and...

New Hampshire has a long and rich tradition in camping, extending back over 100 years, and continues to be the location of some of the finest camps and facilities in America. The beautiful mountains, lakes, forests, and fields are ideally suited for every camping activity imaginable. In their 100-year history, New Hampshire camps have provided an outlet for youth from throughout the state and the country to get closer to nature and learn leadership in the great outdoors. Additionally,...

Join us on Wednesday, October 22, 2025, for our Fall Conference and Annual Meeting! This year we will return to Camp Brookwoods as our host location in Alton, NH. The Conference Committee is hard at work creating a robust, fun and informative day for all - more details coming soon!   REGISTRATION: As a thank you to our members, this is a free event for Member Camps + two additional staff until Friday, October 10, 2025.   PLEASE NOTE: You must sign up...

Wildly Responsible is a state program educating the public on how to safely and responsibly engage with the New Hampshire outdoors while preserving its wilderness for generations to come. Think of being Wildly Responsible as a call to action—a promise we all make to each other and to nature. For more information: https://www.visitnh.gov/wildly-responsible