Wicosuta

Camp Wicosuta is a traditional four-week sleep-away camp for girls in Hebron, New Hampshire, operating since 1920. The camp organizes campers by grade through a progressive program running from Oski (1st-2nd grade) up to Totem (9th grade), and also offers a two-week Explorers introductory session for younger campers. Daily activities include athletics and sports, water sports on the lake, outdoor adventures, dance and fitness, culinary arts, visual arts, and theatre, where campers may work on stage or backstage. Camp emphasizes what it calls the three C's: confidence, competence, and community. Wicosuta is accredited by the American Camp Association and operates a smartphone-free program. Winter offices are in White Plains, New York.

Tuition is all-inclusive and covers out-of-camp trips, weekly laundry, on-site medical care, photos, and bus transportation from the Tri-State area and Boston plus airport transfers from Boston Logan and Manchester. Optional add-on programs include horseback riding, ice skating, golf, and private lessons.