Camp Belknap Competitors

Tawonga is a youth, teen and family-serving organization offering premier Jewish residential summer camp experiences outside Yosemite National Park in addition to year-round programming in the San Francisco Bay Area. For 100 years, Tawonga has served as a leader in Jewish camping, fostering in children and families a deep connection to nature, community and Judaism within a warm, welcoming and inclusive environment. At Tawonga, children and teens have immersive experience in nature, explore joyous Judaism, build self esteem and make lifelong friendships. Tawonga serves children in age from 7-17 with program offerings ranging from 1-3 weeks throughout the summer. In addition, six Family Camp weekends are offered from May through September. Tawonga is American Camp Association accredited with a staff to camper ratio of 1:1.5.

A non-profit, year-round environmental education center on the coast of Maine in Wiscasset - offering summer camps, wilderness trips, a high school semester and school year programs for all ages. In addition, we own and manage several other parcels and islands in Maine for our use, and/or for protection - including Chewonki's Big Eddy Campground and Debsconeag Wilderness Camps.

Camp Walt Whitman is a coed children's summer sleepaway camp located in New Hampshire. Established in 1948, and operated for three generations by the Dorfman/Soloway family, CWW continues to be a driving force in preparing young lives for the challenges and opportunities that the future is certain to bring. Camp Walt Whitman is fortunate to attract particularly nice kids, down-to-earth families, and a strong, experienced, and motivated staff. Our campers are encouraged to be active participants, willing to stretch themselves to try new things and overcome challenges. Camp Walt Whitman's holistic approach to summer camp combines world-class adventure, hands-on exposure to sports and the arts, while developing a sense of community that lasts for a lifetime.