White Water Rafting in New England

White water rafting in New England is so fantastic. When you arrive, you will be directed to the dining hall where check-in takes place. After meeting with Camp Director Ron Furst and the Nurse, one of your child’s counselors will be called up to escort you to the bunk. It is best to leave as soon as your child is settled in their bunk so that they can begin to adjust. Check-in time is somewhat chaotic, but once everyone arrives, we spend most of the first day with a swim test, a tour for new campers, a quick overview of the camp rules and then a series of bunk activities to help everyone learn names and make friends.

On 11-14^th, between Session I and Session II, we travel to The Forks in western Maine and camp overnight. The next day we white-water raft down the Kennebeck River, riding class 3 and 4 rapids with Adventure Bound Rafting Co.