You may have heard of us as the first rowing camp in North America, or perhaps as the most consistent snow in the east, but even without participating in one of our programs, you can share the same great Craftsbury setting, excellent food and facilities. We've hosted professional groups seeking natural beauty and tranquility, family reunions large and small, and families and individuals who just want to enjoy our unrivaled grounds and comfortable lodging. And now we've reorganized as a non-profit to ensure that the Craftsbury experience will be around for generations to come. ...

ounded in 1893, Keewaydin Temagami is the original Keewaydin Camp and the oldest canoe-trip camp in the world. Situated deep in Ontario's pristine wilderness, and featuring trips to remote areas of Ontario, Quebec, Labrador and Nunavut, Keewaydin is on the forefront of wilderness canoe tripping in the Canadian North. Keewaydin Temagami is for boys and girls, between the ages of 10 and 18, who have a primary interest in wilderness canoe tripping. ...

Few things shape our lives, influence our dreams, exhaust, thrill, and challenge us more than family. We remember time spent with our families as children'swimming together on hot summer days, singing a silly song with a favorite aunt, racing to embrace Grandpa after a long trip. Or perhaps we recall not-so-happy times and want to create a new, stronger kind of family. ...

The Craftsbury Outdoor Center began in 1976 when Russell Spring and his family purchased the Cutler Academy campus and began remaking the facilities into lodging for guests and athletes. ...

Located in beautiful Roanoke, Virginia, the historic Hotel Roanoke and Conference Center is situated alongside downtown Roanoke in the heart of Virginia's Blue Ridge Mountains, just minutes from Roanoke Regional Airport. ...

Merritt Academy was established in 1963 by Rachel O. Merritt. Rachel was searching for a school for her own two daughters that would focus on their individuality and develop their unique abilities. Having a clear vision for a school with this mission, Rachel set out to start her own school based on the following philosophy: ...

Shelburne Farms is a membership-supported, nonprofit environmental education center and National Historic Landmark on the shores of Lake Champlain in Shelburne, Vermont. Our mission is to cultivate a conservation ethic in students, educators and families who come here to learn. Casual visitors may enjoy the walking trails, children's farmyard, inn, restaurant, property tours and special events. To pursue our mission, we practice rural land uses that are environmentally, economically and culturally sustainable. ...

The University of Vermont Campus Recreation Program and staff is committed to making student participation in recreational activities an essential component of their UVM experience. By providing outstanding leadership, programming, and facilities, we meet the diverse recreation needs of the student body. Our efforts are focused on activities that create positive social interaction and promote healthy lifestyles among students, faculty, and staff. ...

Nike Golf Schools and The Original Golf School at Mount Snow team up once again to offer three Nike Junior Camps at beautiful Mount Snow Resort. Championship golf, great accommodations, and instruction from one of the most respected professionals in New England make the Nike Junior Golf Camp at Mount Snow an unforgettable camp experience ...

The early history of Linton Hall has its roots in the donation of land by Sister Baptista Linton for the education of poor boys and girls. The Benedictine Fathers established St. Maurus Boys' School in 1893; the Benedictine Sisters established St. Edith's Academy for girls in 1894.The early history of Linton Hall has its roots in the donation of land by Sister Baptista Linton for the education of poor boys and girls. The Benedictine Fathers established St. Maurus Boys' School in 1893; the Benedictine Sisters established St. Edith's Academy for girls in 1894.

After World War I, the enrollment of both schools began to decline. The Benedictine Fathers returned to their abbey in Belmont, North Carolina. In 1922, the Benedictine Sisters started two schools: St. Gertrude High School for girls in Richmond, Virginia, and Linton Hall School, a residential school for boys in Bristow.

Linton Hall began as a military school; however, the military program was discontinued for a few years. ...