Camp Jeanne d’Arc

Camp Jeanne d’Arc offers a traditional summer camp for girls. The program includes 12-day sessions, 3.5-week sessions, 5-week sessions, and 7-week sessions, along with a typical daily schedule that includes reveille, flag raising, breakfast, activities, lunch and mail, rest hour, choice activity, cabin time, dinner, evening activities, campfire, and goodnight circle.

Programs

• Traditional summer camp for girls — 7-16 · Overnight summer camp in the Adirondack Mountains, Upstate New York.
• 12 day sessions — 7-16 · Offered as part of Camp Jeanne d’Arc.
• 3.5-week sessions — 7-16 · Offered as part of Camp Jeanne d’Arc.
• 5-week sessions — 7-16 · Offered as part of Camp Jeanne d’Arc.
• 7-week sessions — 7-16 · Offered as part of Camp Jeanne d’Arc.

At a glance

• Ages: 7–16 years old
• General schedule: A typical daily schedule is listed: 7:15 am reveille; 8:00 am flag raising and breakfast; 9:30 am activities; 1:00 pm lunch and mail; 2:00 pm rest hour; 3:00 pm choice activity; 5:00 pm cabin time; 6:00 pm dinner; 7:00 pm evening activities; 8:00 pm campfire and goodnight circle; 9:20 pm taps.

About the provider

Camp Jeanne d’Arc has been operating since 1922 and says it has over 100 years of history and tradition. Sandy Abbott is the director, and Randy Abbott is the co-director and her husband. The camp says its mission is to help families build strong girls.

Camp Jeanne d’Arc is an all girls overnight summer camp. It is a camp of inclusion, acceptance, and respect. On Sundays, campers may choose one of: Non-religious Inspirational Service, Catholic Mass, or Bible Stories. At the end of campfire each night, the Lord’s Prayer is recited, and singing grace before and after each meal is part of camp tradition. The camp says it usually employs a few young men to support female counselors; young men are never permitted in the cabins; all employees are background checked.

Last updated September 26, 2026.