Camp Robindel

Camp Robindel is a classic New England sleepaway camp for girls, founded in 1951 and set on 1,500 feet of private shoreline on Lake Winnipesaukee in Moultonboro, New Hampshire. The 75-acre property is flat, with the lake visible from every corner of camp and all cabins and facilities close together, and the camp is ACA accredited. Girls aged 6 to 15 live in wooden cabins with screened windows, porches, electricity and bathrooms with hot water, eat together in the lakeside Garrett Hall dining room, and choose each day from an activity programme that runs from archery, gymnastics, horseback riding and ropes to performing arts, ceramics, tennis, sailing and swimming. The camp offers a full seven-week summer session and a two-week introductory session for the youngest campers.