Ken Robbins, director of Camp Kabeyun in Alton Bay, knows the importance of summer camp to growth and independence. He’s now in charge of the one he first attended when
Robert Clegg is a former NH Senate Majority Leader Bob Clegg (Republican) and former NH House Speaker Pro Tem. He is currently a Senior Partner with Concord-based government relations firm Legislative Solutions. Summer is upon us and another New.
As New Hampshire children begin looking forward to summer camp this year, many camps say they're still struggling to fill positions because of a lack of workers from overseas.
Summer camps likely to re-open after pandemic closures
Campers participate at a rowing event at Camp Mowglis in Hebron. Crew races are one of the activities at the camp, which was closed last summer for the first time since World War II. Courtesy of Brian Akre
Caelan Akre works to get the hang of a paddle board at Camp Mowglis in Hebron. The camp is situated on Newfound Lake. Courtesy of Brian Akre
Published: 2/27/2021 3:31:52 PM
Overnight camps that serve thousands of young people and generate millions of dollars for the New Hampshire economy are expected to resume operations this summer, a year after the COVID-19 pandemic shuttered many of them for the first time in decades.