Sandy Island Family Camp Tuftonboro, NH 03853
About the Business
Sandy Island Family Camp is a charming campground and lodging facility located in Tuftonboro, New Hampshire, United States. Situated on a picturesque island, this family-friendly park offers a peaceful retreat surrounded by nature. Guests can enjoy a variety of outdoor activities such as swimming, hiking, fishing, and kayaking. The camp also features cozy cabins and campsites for overnight stays, making it the perfect destination for a relaxing getaway with loved ones. Whether you're seeking adventure or simply looking to unwind in a tranquil setting, Sandy Island Family Camp has something for everyone.
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"Sandy Island is absolutely wonderful. You can't just visit the place, you have to book it and usually with a group I think. It's owned by the YMCA. We go here with our church the group every fall and absolutely love it!"
"Situated on their own private island in the middle of one of New England's largest clear water lakes. Very rustic. No tenting, cabins only. Meals are included; basic non-fancy cafeteria style for the most part. But that means NO DISHES! They have a large variety activities for everyone. They also have weekday morning programs for the pre-teens, which lets parents start their days with a little kid-free time. This is the best family camp in New England, maybe even the best in the US, perhaps even the world. If you can find better, it won't be by much."
"Great family camp ground. The organizers take great care to ensure everyone's safe and happy. I was there for an annual Tai Chi camp with 49 other students. The camp has been held at this location since 2011."
"Our church group opens the season every year on Memorial Day weekend before the camp is in full swing, do I can’t speak to programs. The setting , staff, and food are all fantastic! Great kayaks and canoes. The cabins are rustic but great, though the beds are a bit firm if you have an old body. Bring a pad!"
"I've been coming here every year for a church retreat. By September the water is on the cold side. The food and rooms are a bit Spartan, but makes for a nice retreat from civilization. The camp staff are pretty hands-off, so make sure there'll be enough for you to do while you're there."
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