Camp extends nearly one-half mile along the shores of Halfmoon Lake and it's surrounded by over 70 acres of woodlands and fields. Your child will be entertained and educated with a wide variety of time-tested programs and activities including:

High Ropes Course
Sailing
Kayaking
Canoeing
Water Skiing
Swim Lessons
Basketball
Baseball
Soccer
Flag Football
Four Square
Tennis
Volleyball
Fishing
Beach Volleyball
Rock Climbing Trips
Outdoor Living Skills
Street Hockey
Archery
Environmental Education
Canoe & Camping Trips
Climbing Tower
Riflery
High & Low Ropes Course
Arts & Crafts
In-line Hockey
White Water Rafting
Outdoor Living Skills

Trips to our sister Camp Foss provide opportunities for socials and dances.

Note: There is an additional fee for trips, water skiing and tubing and white water rafting. Some aquatic activities require a minimum swimming ability level.

Ane activity that offers group work is the low ropes course. It is a tremendous source for teaching team work. The events require each person in the group to work together to achieve a predetermined goal. We use many lead up activities before we bring the campers out on the course, such as: Trust Falls, the all-aboard and tag games. These are used to teach teamwork, togetherness, leadership, safety, spotting techniques and responsibility.

Hikes and trips—There is no better place for a boy to develop a sense of independence and a new respect for his own abilities than on a hike or a canoe trip into new territory. Trips have an important place at Mi-Te-Na, whether it be a trip to Kancamangus, a hike up Mt. Major or an overnight canoe trip on the Merrimack. These trips are designed to teach the campers about their environment, canoe safety and enjoyment in the woods. All such trips are under the leadership of experienced counselors, and are carefully planned in accordance with age and ability of the campers.