About
Echo Hill Camp is a sleep-away summer camp for 150 children that offers sailing, waterskiing, arts, sports, over 20 different non-competitive water sports, and other traditional camp activities. The program includes rustic living and campfires, and follows a free-choice program where campers design their own days from dozens of physical, artistic, and adventurous activities. Campers get a break from cell phones, television, computers, and all electronics and have a chance to be fully “unplugged” in nature.
• Ages: 7–16 years old
Since 1914, Echo Hill Camp has operated for over 110 years. The camp states that it is dedicated to helping kids have a happy, exciting, and meaningful experience while they build self-confidence and gain respect for themselves and others in a safe and nurturing environment. It is described as a beloved family tradition, rooted in a love for the outdoors and a commitment to youth development and education for nearly 60 years, and many campers and staff return year after year because of the feeling of tradition, community, and belonging. The camp describes a structured program of over 20 different non-competitive water sports and traditional camp activities where campers are encouraged to try new things, build their skills, and take risks, and notes that campers build self-confidence, respect for themselves and others, lasting friendships, independence, perseverance, and confidence that benefit them beyond camp.
Last updated January 22, 2026.
• Ages: 7–16 years old
Since 1914, Echo Hill Camp has operated for over 110 years. The camp states that it is dedicated to helping kids have a happy, exciting, and meaningful experience while they build self-confidence and gain respect for themselves and others in a safe and nurturing environment. It is described as a beloved family tradition, rooted in a love for the outdoors and a commitment to youth development and education for nearly 60 years, and many campers and staff return year after year because of the feeling of tradition, community, and belonging. The camp describes a structured program of over 20 different non-competitive water sports and traditional camp activities where campers are encouraged to try new things, build their skills, and take risks, and notes that campers build self-confidence, respect for themselves and others, lasting friendships, independence, perseverance, and confidence that benefit them beyond camp.
Last updated January 22, 2026.
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