Facilities

Quinebarge is situated on 70 acres of pine forest on pristine Lake Kanasatka, with top notch facilities, from cabins to the waterfront. Our rustic feel harkens campers back to our roots even as the modern world wraps around us allowing kids be themselves without too much technological interference.

Center of Camp & Kenly Hall

At the center of it all is Kenly Hall – our Dining Hall and office, filled with plaques representing each year of cabins and campers, since 1936. Just outside are picnic tables, the woodshop, a basketball court and activity center, and of course our big bell – rung several times a day to announce activities and meals.

Cabins

Our rustic but clean cabins and yurts are equipped with electricity, comfortable bunks, and storage cubbies. Girls and Juniors use in-cabin bathrooms, while the Boys have a dedicated Wash and Shower House. Cabins are situated within our Kanasatka Circle (boys area) Winnetaska Circle (girls area), and Juniors areas.

Waterfront

Our Waterfront area sits inside a quiet cove, with a dock to separate our 3 swimming areas. Campers love jumping off the water trampoline and blob, water slide and climbing wall, Rockit, raft and diving board on a hot day! In the boathouse, they’ll find toys and games to use in the water or on the sand, along with lifejackets and paddles for adventures in canoes, sailboats, and more!

Rec Hall

With an Arts & Crafts loft upstairs and ping pong tables, gym mats, and open space down stairs, our Rec Hall is the perfect spot for a barn dance, drama or to spend time on a rainy day.

Sports Field & Tennis Courts

Our large field is perfect for team sports, and includes a backstop for a game of kickball or baseball. Next door are our two clay tennis courts, where campers can imagine themselves winning the French Open.

Adventure Center

On our climbing tower, low elements, high ropes course and zip line that are certified to ACCT standards annually, campers can challenge themselves in a secure environment. For those who prefer to stay on the ground, our archery range lies in a clearing just beyond.

Stables & Riding Ring

A six horse stable and riding ring are just the spot for campers to improve their equestrian skills. More advanced riders can step out of the ring into 70 acres of forest, criss-crossed with trails wide enough for riding.

Nature Center

Each spring, thousands of tadpoles hatch in our nature pond, where campers can watch them transform into frogs as the summer continues. Just a few steps away is our Nature Center, filled with everything campers need for learning about the natural world.

Monkeytown, USA

While Monkeytown has existed since 1940, the current (and third version) Monkeytown is brand new, with platforms and counters designed and built with campers and safety in mind. When it’s not in use for the carnival, the area is used for cabin-sleepouts in the fresh air – groups sleep on the raised, walled, platforms that are lit by tiki torches.

Coe Point and Tipis

Most of the Quinebarge property is pure forest, including a full 70 acres of trails and wetlands. It’s a ready-made nature center, where campers and staff alike can gather, check out the wildlife, or simply enjoy the peaceful setting. At Coe Point campers can also enjoy an overnight in our brand new authentic tipis. The tipis are perfect for star gazing and having an opportunity to bond with your cabin mates while making s’mores and singing camp fire songs!

Location

Camp Quinebarge is located about 2 hours from Boston, 2 hours from Portland, Maine, and 5 hours from New York City, and is easily accessible from I-93 and NH Route 16.

Our nearest airports are Manchester-Boston Regional Airport (MHT, 1.25 hours), and Logan International Airport (BOS, 2.25 hours). We offer pickups and drop offs at MHT and BOS.