Requests

Requests

Registration/Application

Registration for 2027 will launched on November 5, 2026. Follow the link below to submit an inquiry to receive an application for the summer of 2027. The inquiry form only needs to be completed one time per camper. Thank you for your interest in Camp Belknap.

New Applicants

If you are interested in having your son attend Camp Belknap for the first time, please click the inquiry link and fill out the form. Click below to check age eligibility. Once the form is submitted, you will be placed on the list to receive an application. If you have more than one son, please complete a separate inquiry for each camper.

Campers waiting in line

Brothers

Do you have a brother who is interested in attending camp? If so, please click the inquiry button. Applications are unique to each camper and brothers will NOT automatically receive an application unless an inquiry has been submitted.

Contact Update

If you are a current/returning camper family and need to update your contact information for this year’s application (i.e. you have moved, new phone number, new email), please click the contact update link.

Campers running across a field

Registration Information

  • New Campers – Please be aware that the sooner your application is submitted online, the greater opportunity for session placement.  Submission of the application does not guarantee a spot in the program. We do maintain a waitlist.
  • Returning Campers are given acceptance priority until November 12, 2025 before new or waitlisted campers. 
  • Questions?  Please email admincb@campbelknap.org or call (603) 569-3475. You can also visit our Frequently Asked Questions page HERE

Age Eligibility

  • Eight-year old campers must turn age 8 before June 1. In addition, eight-year old campers can apply to session 1-4, ONLY if an older brother is a current camper and attends the same session.
  • Sixteen year olds must be 16 through the end of 4th session (Aug. 22, 2026).
  • 5th session campers must be ages 8-12, through August 29, 2026.
Campers raking the beach

Summer 2026

Summer 2026

Session Dates

Camp Belknap is a traditional residential camp for boys ages 8-16 years old. The one-week session is specific to ages 8-12 year olds. If a camper stays for 4- weeks they can attend session 1 & 2 or 3 & 4.

Summer Session

2026 Summer Session Dates

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Session Drop Off Date Pick Up Date
Session 1 Sunday 6/28 Saturday 7/11: 9-11 AM
Session 2 Sunday 7/12 Saturday 7/25: 9-11 AM
Session 3 Sunday 7/26 Saturday 8/8: 9-11 AM
Session 4 Sunday 8/9 Saturday 8/22: 9-11 AM
Session 5 Monday 8/24 Saturday 8/29: 9-10 AM

Check-In Times by Age Group

Early arrivals and late departures will not be accepted.

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Age Group Session Time Slot
Ages 8-11 Session 1, 2, 3 & 4 12:30-1:30 pm
Ages 12-13 Session 1, 2, 3 & 4 1:30-2:15 pm
Ages 14-16 Session 1, 2, 3 & 4 2:15-3:00 pm
LC’s Months 1 & 2 9:00 am
All Ages Session 5 1:30-3:00 pm

2026

2026

Tuition & Fees

Belknap’s non-profit mission is to be affordable to any family who wishes to enroll in Camp. In an effort to maintain our mission and to minimize our rate increases, Camp uses a tiered tuition.

Camp Belknap is committed to making the overnight camp experience accessible for as many young boys and families as possible. The true cost for a camper to attend Belknap for a two-week session is $3275. There are real costs associated with operating a non-profit camp and we rely on the generosity of our annual donors to help moderate the cost of tuition each year. The families with the ability to pay and select the Tier 1 tuition, allow Belknap to stay true to our mission and provide camp to boys of all socio-economic backgrounds. Thank you for choosing the tuition level that best reflects what your family is able to pay.

In addition to the tiered tuition outlined below, Belknap offers both partial and full scholarships to camper families in need. Please check the scholarship box in the application at the time of registering if additional assistance is needed beyond what is offered through the Tier 2 discounted fees. Camper acceptance will not be based on financial assistance.

All tuition and fees may be paid in full, or with a payment plan. All questions should be directed to admincb@campbelknap.org.

Campers and Leader talking
Tier One
(2 Weeks)

SESSIONS 1 – 4

Registration Fee (non-refundable):

$300.00
Board & Tuition:

$2,925.00
Camper Store/Spending Deposit:

$50.00

Tier Two
(2 Weeks)

SESSIONS 1 – 4

Registration Fee (non-refundable):

$300.00
Board & Tuition:

$2,050.00
Camper Store/Spending Deposit:

$50.00

Tier One
(1 Week)

SESSION 5

Registration Fee (non-refundable):

$300.00
Board & Tuition:

$1,300.00
Camper Store/Spending Deposit:

$25.00

Tier Two
(1 Week)

SESSION 5

Registration Fee (non-refundable):

$300.00
Board & Tuition:

$925.00
Camper Store/Spending Deposit:

$25.00

Access and Affordability

We are focused on providing a camper experience to boys of all backgrounds and experiences. For additional questions, please contact Camp Belknap at 603-569-3475 or email admincb@campbelknap.org.

Financial Support

Belknap’s non-profit mission is to be affordable for any family who wishes to enroll in Camp. In an effort to maintain our mission and to minimize our rate increases, Camp provides two tuition tiers. Each family’s choice is strictly confidential and will not influence a camper’s experience or placement.

For more information and to request an application for financial assistance, please contact admincb@campbelknap.org

Community Partners

Camp Belknap works closely with a variety of community organizations, including schools and direct service groups.

Community partners are aligned with our mission, so a camper coming through one of these partnerships is supported year-round, which further enhances their leadership and character development.

Community partners help make the Belknap experience more accessible by helping us reach a broader spectrum of communities. Our partners: identify deserving boys; support them through the application process; and assist them with preparations for a summer under the pines.

Health

Health

Health and Wellness Information

Keeping Healthy At Camp

The health and well-being of every camper is Belknap's top priority each summer. We have a team of nurses and advanced practice providers that are onsite 24-hours a day. Please see below on how contagious illnesses are handled at camp. All campers will be required to complete online health forms, which will be sent via email in early March.

Medications & Food Allergies at Camp

All medications must be pre-packed and stored in the health center. Please see below for specific instructions on how to bring your medications to camp. In May 2026, Camp Belknap healthcare staff will hold a Zoom session on navigating food allergies at camp. If your camper has a food allergy/sensitivity, please plan to attend this session. Registration will be available as the date gets closer.

Camper playing floor hockey

Information

Information

Preparing for Camp

Please use mail to keep in touch with your camper while he is under the pines at Camp Belknap. Letters and postcards come via mail boat, which is a long-standing tradition at camp. Please do not send any packages to Camp. Care packages are NOT accepted. See our policies below.

Sending Mail

Mail letters and postcards to:

Camper Name, Division & Cabin,

Camp Belknap,

PO Box 1546,

Wolfeboro, NH 03894

 If you have questions, please call the main office at (603) 569-3475. For non-urgent matters, you can also email camp at adminCB@campbelknap.org. For businesses purposes only, our fax number is (603) 569-1471.

Rules and Important Information

The following items are ABSOLUTELY NOT PERMITTED: Alcohol, drugs, tobacco (including e-cigarettes and juuls), any illegal substances or items, guns, rifles, knives, hatchets, fireworks of any kind, skateboards, in-line skates, fidget spinners, food (including candy, gum, and soda), money, and electronic devices (as outlined in the above policy document). Campers may not keep a car/vehicle or animal/pet on camp property during camp. These policies are strictly enforced for safety and best camper experiences. Items will be confiscated if found

2026 Pre-Camp Checklist

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Date Description Link
April 7, 2026 @ 7 pm Meet the Belknap Team on Zoom View the recording by clicking here
April 15, 2026 Payment and Health Forms Due
May 20, 2026 @ 7 pm Virtual Allergy Information Session (required for all camper families with food allergies) View the recording by clicking here
Medication Ordering Must be completed at least 30 days prior to the start of the session Click here for instructions on how to order medications.

New Camper Orientation

June 14, 2026 1-4:30 PM

Our Community Partners

Camp Belknap commits to making a summer at camp affordable for these families through scholarships.

Camp Activities
Community Prep (RI)
Son of a Saint (New Orleans)
SquashBusters (Lawrence, MA)
Fenn School (MA)
Friends 4 Seasons (NH)
Waterside School (CT)
UP Education (Boston)
Kopernikus School - Frutillar, Chile
Local NH Elementary Schools