Families reside in rustic cabins during their stay. All cabins have two doors and screened in windows with shutters. There is electricity in all cabins, but generally only one outlet. It it’s a good idea to bring a power strip to expand the outlets use.
You’ll be staying on the beds in the cabins. Most cabins contain at least five bunk beds and two single beds, all with twin size measurements. Requests for additional bunks or singles can be made but will be dependent on what beds are available to be moved to try and meet requests. A request is…
Bathroom facilities are shared by all and located throughout camp. Bathrooms are in close proximity to the cabins and most activity areas. Most bathrooms are divided into two sides, one for girls and women, the other for boys and men.
The camp shower building will be shared by all for showering needs. There are designated sides for men and women. Each side consists of five shower stalls and a double bay sink.
Meals are served in the camp Dining Hall. Breakfast is served buffet style from 7am-9am. Lunch and Dinner are served family style at 12:45pm and 6pm respectively unless otherwise noted.
Daily activities are free for you to come and go as you please while they are open. All areas will be run and supervised by appropriate staff so as to facilitate the activities in the best manner possible.
There is cell phone service on the island. Reliability will vary by carrier. There is also access to the internet as well. Wi-Fi will be available in the main area of camp. Please realize it is not meant to be commercial grade Wi-Fi and that heavy use will slow speeds down. There are printing capabilities…
Getting to camp will be a two stage journey. First you will need to drive to the Y-Landing Marina, located at 102 Powers Rd. in Meredith, New Hampshire. Once there your luggage will be loaded onto our 50 foot passenger launch for the trip out to camp. Parking will be available in the 3rd upper…
There will be licensed Registered Nurse on staff to help deal with any medical needs. In the event of an emergency, we will contact first responders and then transport the affected party off the island to meet the first responders.
There are a variety of birds, squirrel, deer, spiders, bugs, frogs, small snakes, salamanders and if you’re lucky the occasional sighting of bald eagles. Pretty much anything you would expect to see in a suburban wooded area.