Camp Birch Hill

In 1936 a young man bought the site that is now known as Birch Hill Summer Camp. He thought it was the perfect setting for his dream, a coeducational camp for children. The forests, the lake, the mountain top setting, and the contour of the land added to enhance the camp. From there, he carved out the picturesque camp. The beautiful winding trail to the beach, the circle of the pines, tree-lined paths and twin pines in front of each cabin are examples of how he planted and nurtured the land for the future.

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Address:
333-C Birch Hill Rd, New Durham, NH, 03855
Telephone:
603-859-4525
Contact Name:
Rich Morell
Website:
www.campbirchhill.com <- click to visit
Camp Type:
Residential Camp
Gender:
Coed
Camp Dates:
June 26 - August 6
Session Length (s):
2, 4, or 6 week
Activities:
sports, water sports, adventure, fine arts, tennis, golf, basketball, soccer
Addiontal Info:
Campers design a basic program from more than 45 daily activities. Our elective program and individual care allows campers to try many activities and to customize their schedule. Nightly programs, campfires, socials, overnight campouts, cookouts, plays, talent nights, cabin skits, carnivals, and exciting off-camp excursions round out an active, challenging, and fun packed Birch Hill Summer.
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Reviews (3)
byKasey

November 29, 2011

This is a great camp! My children look forward to returning all school year long, and I feel thankful knowing I am dropping them off at a place where they are safe comfortable and confident!
byBirch Hill Family

April 1, 2011

Counting down the days till this summer!
by2010 Camper's Parent

March 29, 2011

My 13 year old son just returned from this camp and he had am amazing time! My husband and I spent all night listening to his stories, and I was so impressed. He had never been way to camp and he was very hesitant about going, however, I researched camps and thought Camp Birchwood had a lot of activites that he had never done before, and I was right. First their are tons of activites and the makeup of the camp allows for kids to change activies and do what they want, ie.. some days he chose to do one activity spur of the moment. He really liked all of the counselors, they are a great and personable group of college age students that really enjoy being there. He went on and on about the night activies, such as all of these great games he played each evening. He was happy with the food and as a 13 year old he was never hungry, which is impressive, he also had drinks at his disposal through out the day and a great dessert each night. He wants to go back next year for the summer!

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