The Aloha Foundation, Inc.
The Aloha Foundation is a non-profit institution that oversees the operation of five camps -- Aloha Camp, Aloha Hive, Camp Lanakila, Horizons Day Camp, and Ohana Camp (formerly Lake Fairlee Camp)-- along with the Hulbert Outdoor Center, a year-round outdoor education center offering programs for children, adults, and businesses, including Voyageurs Youth Wilderness Trips.
Hiking, swimming, canoeing, sailing, camping, biking, tennis, riding, music -- summer at the Aloha Camps is all of this and more, much more. Aloha is fun, music, family, tradition, choice, and an absolutely incredible staff with a ratio of fewer than three campers to one counselor. Meet our Directors and Staff.
The Aloha Camps have been ranked in the top ten nationally by USA Today and Family Life magazines. Richard Kennedy, respected authority on summer camps, includes the Aloha Camps in his book Choosing the Right Camp, and Boston Magazine included the Aloha Camps in their "Top Camps" listing of May 2004. The June 2005 issue of Vermont Life Magazine includes a feature article on Aloha Camp.
Since 1905, the Aloha camps have been offering summer camp opportunities to girls and boys ages 7-17. Find out more about our history .
Established in 1978, the Hulbert Outdoor Center is a non-profit educational institution that serves 7,000 participants annually through programs designed to foster personal growth, self-reliance, confidence, cooperation, and a sense of community in people of all ages. The Hulbert Outdoor offers a variety of programs throughout the year.
We invite you to click on the pictures at the top of this page to learn more about our programs!
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Jim Zien, Executive Director
2968 Lake Morey Road
Fairlee, Vermont 05045
802-333-3400
802-333-3404 fax
