Camp Winaukee

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Camp Winaukee is a summer sports camp for boys on Lake Winnipesaukee in the White Mountains of New Hampshire, founded in 1920 by three schoolteachers.

Unique to Winaukee is the existence of two separate camps -- the mainland camp for young boys (ages 7-12), and the island camp for teens (ages 13-15). The mainland camp is directed by Bart Sobel, and the island camp by Jeff "Freedo" Freedman.

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Official website

Camping Facilities in the state of New Hampshire

Brantwood Camp (Peterborough) | Camp Brookwoods (Alton) | Camp Calumet Lutheran (Ossipee) | Camp Runels (Pelham) | Camp Quinebarge (Center Harbor) | Camp Tel Noar (Hampstead) | Camp Walt Whitman (Piermont) | Camp Winaukee (Moultonboro) | Camp Yavneh (Paisley) | North Woods Camp (Tuftonboro) | Pleasant Valley Camp (Tuftonboro)


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