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What's Happening Now
Registration for resident and day camp programs is
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information.
Upcoming Events
February 13, 2010: Camper Reunion and Winter
Carnival. Reconnect with your friends and counselors from
2009, while enjoying a day of fun winter activities at camp! Join us
for sledding down Chippe Hill, ice fishing on the lake, broomball, and more!
Plus, all the hot cocoa you can drink! Lunch will be provided.
This FREE event takes place from 10:00-3:00 and is open to everyone.
Please RSVP
to the camp office.
April 24, 2010: Help the Other Fellow Day.
Spend a day at camp "helping the other fellow" as we do our
spring cleaning and get camp ready to open for our first groups. Lunch
is provided. Please call the camp office for more information at (802)
862-8993 ext. 129.

A proud tradition of service to youth. |
YMCA CAMP ABNAKI
Boys Camp and Family Camp Programs

Camp Abnaki provides a traditional
boys resident summer camp program, with an emphasis on
character development, skill building and fun. Boys are provided with an experience designed
to foster personal growth and independence. The friendships they make
and memories they take away last a lifetime. Camp also offers a
boys day camp program. YMCA Camp Abnaki also has programs for families and
teens. Our Family
Camp Programs provide unique
opportunities for family bonding, and our Counselor-in-Training
program gives teens leadership skills they can use throughout their lives.

Creating bonds of friendship that last a lifetime. Founded in 1901 by Byron "Dad" Clark, Camp Abnaki continues to
provide a quality camping experience for boys. Located on a magnificent
point of land at the southern tip of North Hero Island and surrounded by
Lake Champlain, Camp Abnaki provides breathtaking views of
Vermont's Green Mountains and the majestic Adirondacks of New York.
A tradition of commitment to the individual
makes Abnaki what it is today, a camp that cares about a boy's needs and
feelings. Our motto of
"Help the Other Fellow"
is still as true as it was in Dad Clark's days.
The Camp Abnaki Mission“To provide young people with an opportunity for social,
spiritual, mental and physical growth through participation in a community
located in a natural setting and characterized by leadership that creates a
climate of cooperation a concern for the individual, and the opportunity for
interracial, intercultural, and interfaith experience.”
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