"Beloved by Mason Rice Families, Camp Ohana allows your whole family to slow down, get off the grid, and be a kid. From fantastic activities, to beautiful scenery, to great company—it is a true gem. We have been going since our youngest was one and love seeing how free our kids are to wander and explore and grow. It is the the week our whole family looks forward to every year."

--Lucy & Michael Ewins (Parents to Emma, 1st grade)

Get one week's stay for 4 people at Ohana Family Camp!

The quintessential Vermont family camp, Ohana is one of five renowned summer camps operated by The Aloha Foundation. The camps are the legacy of an adventuresome family who lived and taught in Hawaii in the 19th century, and returned to New England early in the 20th to establish a pioneering wilderness camp for girls in Fairlee, Vermont.

During week-long stays at Ohana, family campers swim, fish, canoe, kayak and sail in Lake Fairlee’s quiet waters; play tennis, volleyball and basketball on the camp’s own courts; try their hands at archery or a variety of arts and crafts; take hiking, biking, and sightseeing excursions through the New England countryside; or just rest and read in a rocking chair. Summer evenings bring campfires, music making, story-telling and s’mores; amateur talent shows and spirited contra dancing; expert talks on cultural and natural history; and other community entertainments.

The property comprises twenty rustic guest cabins, six tent cabins, a handsome historic dining lodge, a classic red barn with a striking interior, and a variety of outbuildings on 112 acres of woods, fields and waterfront, with grand views of the Middlebrook river valley and the mountains to the west.

https://alohafoundation.org/ohana/