Camp Menotomy, Meredith, NH

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From the very beginning, Geneva Point has emphasized the quality of family camping and has become a lasting pride of the center, thus alumni reunions are an annual affair that bond the center as a family camp for a total Christian community.

During the 1930s, there were as many as 72 established camps in the Lakes Region. This number has grown to include many specialized camps today. The Lakes Region may take just pride in the distinction that the first organized summer camp for young people was established here on the shore of its lakes. The following is a list of summer camps by location and year of establishment.

LACONIA
Camp Acadia (1909), Lynnholm, and Camp Samoset (1915)

WEST ALTON
Mishe Mokwa (1913), Kabeyun (1924), Sherwood Forest (1930), and Birch Hill Camp (1930)

WOLFEBORO
Wolfeboro Camp (1910), Camp Wentworth (1923), Camp Kehonka (1902), Camp Owaissa (1919), Camp Wyanoke (1909), Camp Wildwood (1928), and Camp DeWitt (1924)

TUFTONBORO
Camp Boycroft (1922), Camp Idlewild (1891), Camp North Wood (1930). and Camp William Lawrence (1926)

MOULTONBORO
Camp Iroquois (1915), Camp Tecumseh (1903), CampWinaukee (1920), and the Byron Lodge (1914)

CENTER HARBOR
Camp Bonheur (1925), Camp Winnicut (1927), Camp Pineland (1902), Camp Asquam (1915), Singing Eagle (1922), and Camp Wokondah (1909)

MEREDITH
Camp Anawan (1913), Camp Wotanda (1925), Camp Passaconaway (1909), Camp Waubanaki (1923), and Camp Kuwiyan (1910)

ASHLAND
Little Squam Lodge (1929)

HOLDERNESS
Camp Wachusett (1903) and Camp Aloha Summer School (1904)

The following are camps still in existence today on Lake Winnipesaukee.

ALTON BAY
Camp Kabeyun, Camp Brookwoods (Chestnut Cove), Camp Deer Run (Chestnut Cove), and Camp Alton

TUFTONBORO
Camp Belknap and Camp Northwood

MOULTONBORO
Camp Winaukee, Winaukee Island Camp (Black Island), Camp Robindel, Geneva Point Camp, Decpwood Lodges, Camp Tecumseh, KOA Campground, Accadia Campground, and Camp Iroquois

MEREDITH
Camp Nokomis (Bear Island), Camp Lawrence (Bear Island), and Camp Menotony Girls

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