Lions Camp Pride
New Durham, New Hampshire
July 13 – 17, 2019*
For children age 7 and older
Registration is now closed! See you there 🙂
Refund Policy:
If you are unable to attend, please note the deadline for receipt of your written refund request. All refunds are subject to a 9% cancellation fee.
*June 1 or later ~ No refunds
Activities:
NOAH Camp is an opportunity for children with albinism and their families to share a fun-filled outdoor vacation with others like them. Planned activities include: boating, hiking, arts and crafts, lake swimming, campfires, field games, low ropes course, volleyball, GaGa Ball Pit.
Albinism Programming:
While the camp is primarily designed for families to enjoy camp activities with one another, camp will have some albinism related programming. Grouped by age, campers will attend one informational session or discussion group each full day of camp. Parents will also have group discussion options plus plenty of time for networking and informal conversation to share information and support.
Location & Transportation:
154 Lions Camp Pride Way
New Durham, NH 03855-6119
- 62 miles from Manchester Airport (MHT)
- 95 miles from Boston Logan International Airport (BOS )
For more information see (Camp Pride website)
*Arrival & Departure
Please plan to arrive at camp on Saturday, July 13th any time after 2:00pm. Be sure to make arrangements for lunch before you arrive. The first meal of camp will be dinner, served at 5:30pm. July 14th, 15th and 16th will be full days of camp activities. Camp ends Wednesday, July 17th, with breakfast as the final meal of camp served. Families should plan to depart by late Wednesday morning.
Accommodations:
Camp Pride has eight bunkhouses with one shared bathroom per building. A separate shower building provides additional bathing capacity. The bonds of friendship are reinforced through shared living space. Usually 6 – 7 campers share a bunkhouse furnished with bunk beds.
Cabin Assignments:
Sharing sleeping quarters with other children is an integral part of the camp experience. Generally, children of the same gender and roughly the same age will be assigned to a bunkhouse then paired with adult counselors. Younger children will be assigned to a room with a parent. Please note any special room assignment considerations and preferences on the online registration form. NOAH will make every effort to make cabin and room assignments as comfortable as possible and will try to assign campers wishing to stay together to the same cabin when practical.
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