Overview
Set amidst the natural beauty of Peterborough, New Hampshire, Brantwood Camp has been a cherished summer haven since 1904. Catering to children from diverse backgrounds, it provides a wonderful opportunity for youngsters from Boston, New York, and New Jersey's inner cities to experience the joy of summer camp.
Brantwood isn't just a camp; it's a lively community where boys and girls alike learn, grow, and create lifelong memories. The camp's vibrant, structured, and diverse programs offer a mix of activities including baseball, basketball, soccer, softball, swimming, track and field, assorted adventures, canoeing, environmental learning, hiking, and wilderness exploration.
Every camper who steps onto the grounds of Brantwood, set on a hill in the woods, embarks on a journey of self-discovery and growth. Campers leave with not just fond memories, but also expanded interests, new friendships, newfound skills, and a boost of self-confidence. The spirit of the camp is so infectious that many campers find themselves returning year after year.
Brantwood camp serves about 400 children every summer, divided into three terms for each gender. The camp is inclusive, with each camper essentially on a scholarship, sponsored by social service agencies, schools, and churches. This commitment to accessibility adds to the rich tapestry of experiences and backgrounds found at Brantwood.
In short, Brantwood Camp isn't just about the fun and games; it's about the transformative experiences, personal growth, and lasting friendships that make summer unforgettable. After all, every child deserves a magical summer - and that's precisely what Brantwood Camp aims to provide.
