Camp Walt Whitman is a coed overnight summer camp on a 300-acre property in Piermont, New Hampshire, in the White Mountains. Operating for about 70 years, it describes itself as a well-rounded program rather than a specialty camp, combining athletics, arts, adventure and water sports. The core offering is a seven-week summer, with half-summer options for younger first-time campers who live in separate cabins from full-season campers. A seven-day Pioneer Camp gives first-timers an introduction to camp routines and layout before a full session. The camp also runs a Family Camp. Camp Walt Whitman is accredited by the American Camp Association and maintains a winter office in White Plains, New York.
Primarily a seven-week camp. Half-summer cabins are offered for campers currently in 2nd and 3rd grades, with limited half-summer spots for 4th and 5th graders; all campers who have finished 6th grade must attend seven weeks. A seven-day Pioneer Camp introductory program is offered for first-timers. Family Camp is also available.