What ages can attend Camps Kenwood & Evergreen?

Campers ages 7 through 15 attend Kenwood (boys) and Evergreen (girls). Each camp serves approximately 130 campers per session.

How long are the camp sessions?

K&E offers long-session overnight camp, with 6-week and 7-week options.

What activities are available at camp?

Over 40 activities across sports, arts, water, and adventure including swimming, sailing, tennis, basketball, lacrosse, arts and crafts, ceramics, theater, music, archery, ropes course, and more.

What is the staff-to-camper ratio?

K&E maintains approximately a 3:1 camper-to-staff ratio, with around 200 staff members supporting 330 campers across both camps.

Where is camp located?

Camps Kenwood & Evergreen sit on 230 acres with a private lake in Wilmot, New Hampshire.

Is camp electronics-free?

Yes. K&E is a phone-free, screen-free environment for the entire summer.

What makes Kenwood & Evergreen different from other camps?

K&E is a long-session, brother-sister camp intentionally kept small at 130 kids per camp. Founded in 1931, the focus is on non-cognitive skill development with a 3:1 ratio, 40+ activities, and a screen-free environment.

How do I enroll my child?

Start by speaking with a director at 781-793-0091 or visit kenwood-evergreen.com/learn-more/ to request information.

Summer Matters

Mickey’s Kids Fun Run – Send Kids to Camp

July 26, 2026

This article is part of the Camps Kenwood & Evergreen (K&E) resource library for parents exploring overnight summer camp in New England.

Send Kids to Camp

Mickey’s Kids & The K&E Scholarship Fund

Dear Camp Kenwood & Evergreen Community,

Greetings from the shores of Eagle Pond! It was so wonderful seeing so many of you at Visiting Day last week! Camp is in full, joyful swing, and you can see the excitement on all of our campers’ faces. We definitely aren’t ready to send them home just yet!

Today is the day! We are so excited to host the 3rd Annual Mickey’s Kids 5K Run this morning. This event is all about celebrating our camp’s spirit of generosity and inclusion, helping ensure that the magic of Kenwood & Evergreen remains open to every child.

To wrap up the race, all of our Kenwood and Evergreen campers and counselors will be diving straight into our annual Color Run! While we’d love to have everyone here with us on campus, you can cheer your camper on live from anywhere in the world.

Event Details & How to Join TODAY:

• When: TODAY, Sunday, July 26, 2026 at 10:45 AM
• Tune in on Instagram @campskande to watch the race and Color Run.
• Donate: Support Mickey’s Kids online here: https://www.gofundme.com/f/mickeys-kids-third-annual-fun-run-2026 • Spread the Word: Share the link with family and friends to help us reach our goal.

Thank you for being such an incredible part of our camp family and for helping us make a difference together. See you on Instagram Live shortly!

With love,

The Mickey’s Kids Family

Jack Schott

Owner & Director
Camps Kenwood & Evergreen
[email protected]
585-451-5141 (text me)

114 Eagle Pond Rd, Wilmot, NH 03287

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Location: New England overnight summer camp
Philosophy: Growth through community, independence, and belonging
Structure: Unified camp mission with gender-specific campuses
Outcomes: Confidence, leadership, friendship, identity growth

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