Aloha Camp is an overnight camp for girls and gender-nonbinary youth entering grades 7-10 (roughly ages 12-17) on Lake Morey in Fairlee, Vermont, founded in 1905 and run by the nonprofit Aloha Foundation. The rustic, screen-free program offers canoeing, hiking, arts and crafts, waterfront activities, and leadership workshops across 3.5- or 7-week sessions. It is the oldest girls' camp in Vermont.
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★★★★★Erin GerrityOver my years as both a camper and a counselor, Aloha has given me strength, confidence, lifelong friendships, and skills that have and will continue to carry me for the rest of my life. Aloha is unique in the way that girls are able to take risks and step out of their comfort zones because they feel safe and supported enough to do so. It is a truly incredible place, and any girl is lucky to experience the magic of a summer there. Also, there is nothing quite like waking up to this view all summer long!
★★★★★Liza CohenAloha taught me independence, love of the outdoors, and flexibility when things couldn’t go my way. As a longtime camper and counselor, I took away valuable leadership instincts and skills from Aloha’s Success Counseling training. Oh, and I generally had a blast performing weird skits, learning to kayak and canoe, and eating lots of delicious food! Have since sent family members, children of colleagues, and friends to Aloha to be campers or counselors, as I love sharing the experience with others.
★★★★★Eliza ParsonsAloha Camp will change a child's life. I know it changed mine. People will say camp helps kids "find themselves", but Aloha goes further and lets kids be themselves--their true selves. I think pre-teen and teenage girls know themselves pretty darn well, but having a place where they can be themselves is key. Aloha is that place. The best part? When you give space and support for girls to be themselves you find yourself in a community of kind, inclusive, happy, and empathetic people. I only wish everyone could spend their summers at Aloha!
★★★★★Susannah Canfield HurdAloha (and all of the Aloha Foundation camps) is a truly magical place. My 10 summers as a camper and counselor were instrumental in shaping who I am today. Aloha provides a unique experience, away from technology, that is a safe place for kids to explore their independence, build lasting friendships, and develop confidence and resilience. There are activities for every interest (canoeing, hiking, swimming, sports, arts and crafts, theater...) Kids and counselors come from all over the world and never want to leave!
★★★★★Lilly KrennMy daughter has attended the Aloha Camps for four summers, and the experience has been really wonderful for her. Aloha specializes in girls, and my daughter has treasured the opportunities for independence and outdoor living. She loves being able to make her own choices, to challenge herself at whatever level she chooses, while living in this beautiful community. And camp has given her friends from around the world, so many wonderful role models of all ages, and opportunities for so much laughter and growth.