At Aloha Camp, Aloha Hive, Lanakila and Horizons, campers share platform tents or rustic cabins in the woods and fields above Lake Morey and Lake Fairlee. They eat meals in spacious wood-paneled dining halls, and gather for music, song and special ceremonies in historic camp lodges, or around campfires at council rings beneath the trees.

From the docks and beaches of the camps’ broad waterfronts, campers swim, row, canoe, kayak and sail with excellent equipment selected for safety and high instructional value.

Tennis and basketball courts, ball fields, archery and riflery ranges, and high and low ropes courses offer team and skill building challenges in environments that meet the exacting standards of the American Camp Association.

Each camp maintains well-equipped workshops for arts, crafts and natural history activities, and simple stage facilities for theatrical performances.

Aloha Campus Map
Hive Campus Map
Lanakila Campus Map

Ohana family campers live in cozy, cedar-shingled cottages with one to four bedrooms, living rooms with fieldstone fireplaces, covered sitting porches, and modern kitchens and baths. The Ohana dining lodge sits on the crest of a hill overlooking Lake Fairlee and the beautiful Middlebrook Valley. The lodge porch is made for sunset viewing. Library and game rooms offer opportunities for quiet and play time indoors. Ohana has a fleet of boats for guest rowing, paddling and sailing, and two fine tennis courts surrounded by woods. Camp gardens grow food and flowers for the community to enjoy.

Hulbert Outdoor Center operates during the school year on the Lanakila Campus.  Hulbert's participants use the main building, barn, Arts Building and all of the outdoor campus of Lanakila.  Overnight guests are housed in six year-round cabins with hot water shower facilities.