Voted one of America’s five best summer camps by summercamphub.com., Camp Quinebarge provides many ways to have fun, ranging from sailing and archery to horseback riding and woodworking. Camp Quinebarge’s location on Lake Kanasatka in New Hampshire allows campers to enjoy its 70 acres of forest. It opened in 1936 for boys in New England, and became coeducational in 1975.

One of the unique features of Camp Quinebarge is Monkeytown, a series of experiences that build camaraderie and friendly competition. During the Monkeytown Olympics, campers and counselors face off in kickball, trivia, songwriting, games, and more. Also featured is the Monkeytown Carnival, where cabins auction off items such as bug juice, sandwiches, watermelon, and ice cream, which can be purchased with colorful Monkeytown Money.

Camp Quinebarge organizes many other activities outside of Monkeytown, such as arts and crafts - ceramics, bracelet making, woodshop projects, and many others. Participants can also enjoy boating, kayaking, and paddleboarding, as well as ziplining, fencing, and other sports. Parents can sign their children up for two to eight-week sessions, running June 22 through August 16, 2025.

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