Camp Robin Hood

Brooke Dery

I have been a camper here for almost 6 years. This camp is one of my favorite places on earth. This place is so special and it keeps going on for years. You build life long friendships that will last forever. My campfriends and I love this place so much. The counslers here love you and are so sweet. There are so many cool events like green and white and mountain trips. Like they always say come for a summer, stay for a lifetime.

Mandy rosenfeld

I have been a camper at Camp Robin Hood for 6 years so far. This place has truly changed my life forever. My camp friends are my favorite people in the world and I don’t know where I would be without them. The counselors are unlike any other camps counselors in a way that they will always be there for you whenever you are down and/or need someone to talk to. Since all the general staff is past campers, they are easy to relate to and make an amazing experience for everyone. I am so sad too leave my second home and all the people there but I’m eternally grateful for the life lessons and great friendships I have built over the summers.

Shane Ward

I have spent the whole summer 3 years in a row working at Camp Robin Hood. Those Summer's have been some of the best times of my life. I have met people from around the world. Friends that I still communicate with frequently. The bonds that staff form together are great and the bonds the staff makes with the campers are immeasurable. Hard work is part of the gig at camp but being able to go for a sail, pabbleboard, or a swim at the end of the day made it all worth it. Work hard, play hard is how I like to think about it. I loved my summers that I worked at CRH As a parent of 1 former and 1 present camper, I could not be more happy with the summer fun my boys had. When I did see them on camp, in between activities or in the dinning hall, my youngest was always stoked and had to tell me how much fun he had at whatever activity he had just partaken in. It is non stop activities each day for the campers. The "no screens" policy allows kids to be kids without the presents of electronics getting in the way of REAL social interactions. Both the boys didn't mind being "unplugged" for the summer. Now if I could only get them off their phones at home.

Katie Lessard

I worked for Camp Robin Hood last year and loved it so much I am returning again this summer and hope to continue for years to come. I worked for the infirmary on camp so I got to meet all the staff and most of the campers. It’s easy to see the staff care so much for the campers, a lot of them being Camp alumni themselves. It is such a unique and gratifying summer job. The kids’ cabins are constantly in a cycle of upkeep and improvements keeping them updated, clean, and safe. The fields, courts, waterfront, and other facilities used around camp like the dining hall, arts&crafts, workshop and more are very impressive. I went to a different camp as a kid and this place amazed me when I arrived last summer. It was more that I ever could have expected. Daily Camp life at Robin Hood revolves around so much tradition and history that after even just one year I feel like part of the Robin Hood family.