Traditional overnight camp for boys on 1,000 acres around a private lake in Madison, NH, for boys who have completed grades 2–10 (about ages 8–16). Operating since 1932, campers choose activities in sports, watercraft, campcraft, and outdoor adventure, live in cabin "clans," and are organized into four encampments by age and experience.
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★★★★★charliethis is my 4th year at this camp and it is really fun
★★★★★Jonathon BartlettWonderful place for boys to build confidence, be surrounded by good people and good vibes. The staff are amazing and incredibly invested. My 76 year old father went here, and little has changed since his time and my time going in the late 80s, which is a good thing! Traditions and memories are part of its DNA as is the incredibly accommodating staff who run the camp. It’s is truly run on love and passion for kids. 10/10 would do it again.
★★★★★Jesse CarrI had an incredible experience as both a camper and a CIT for 10 years. Made a lot of great memories there, and had a great deal of fun. For boys, its hard to find anything better than Tohko.
★★★★★Marla TFamily Camp! At the end of the boys’ summer sessions, families gather for a week to experience all camp has to offer including 3 tasty homemade buffet meals daily. Activities: waterskiing, kneeboarding, kayaking, swimming, sailing, archery, rock climbing wall, organized hike, organized canoe trip, steak & lobster night, breakfast lakeside, lunch on the waterfront, parents’ night with appropriate beverages provided. Laundry facilities available. 5-Star service! Two types of accommodations offered, cabins or hotel-style rooms. Fun for all!
★★★★★Martin FleischmannI went as a camper, CIT, then counselor 34 years ago, and revisiting it for first time now it has the same homey feel and old school boys camp charm as ever. It's a 3rd generation family-run haven that rounds boys into young men: teaches skills, instills pride in your accomplishments, creates fellowship and lifelong friendships. Still knew directors and other staff, families go for generations for a reason.