Camp Moosilauke is one of the oldest private summer camps in the U.S. Since 1904 it has been providing a distinctive residential camp experience for boys 8–15. Moosilauke’s unique program (sports, waterfront and outdoor adventure), incredible campus (200 acres of fields and forest and a secluded mile–long lake in the White Mountains of NH), and attention to the individual combine to create an extraordinary growth experience. Enrollment is comprised of approximately 140 boys from 18 states and 6 countries. 4.5 and 2.5 week session options are available.

Moosilauke resides on over 200 acres of forests and fields and a secluded and pristine lake. We have over a mile of unspoiled shoreline that is home to a unique system of trails and overnight camping areas. Camps with twice as many campers make do with campuses half our size. And our location in the White Mountains provides easy access to New England’s best rivers and mountains.

Moosilauke creates a uniquely positive growth experience by combining extraordinary attention to the individual needs of each camper (we have approximately 140 campers, a three-to-one camper to staff ratio, and an average cabin size of six), a pressure-free, fun and supportive atmosphere, and a highly skilled and caring administration and staff. Gordon Miller, the Director/Owner, has his doctorate from Columbia and his written a number of books. Bill and Sabina McMahon, the Managing Directors, also have advanced degrees from Columbia. In the off-season they live and work at the Thacher School where Bill is the Director of Admissions and Sabina is the Dean of Students.