Camp Lawroweld

Discover a haven of adventure that is Camp Lawroweld. Set against the backdrop of towering mountains, this camp is located on the serene Lake Webb, offering an abundant range of activities. Whether your little adventurers have a penchant for basketball, BMX, golf, or waterskiing—they can indulge in them all here. They can also explore the wilderness with backpacking, canoeing, and rock climbing, or tread the waters with kayaking and sailing. What sets Camp Lawroweld apart is its dedication to a special group of adventurers—those who are blind. In alliance with the National Camps for the Blind, the camp welcomes blind individuals from all corners of New England. These campers are offered the same fun-filled experiences, with a touch of special care. Imagine your child navigating their way to various activities using ropes and lines set up around the camp, instilling a sense of self-worth and independence. Whether it's hitting a bullseye in archery or making a splash with waterskiing, they'll learn to get there on their own. The camp's crowning glory is its stone lodge, complete with two fireplaces. A 6-foot log can easily fit into the larger of the two, which boasts a mantle made from green Vermont granite—weighing an impressive three tons. With a typical count of 75 campers per week, your child will be part of a vibrant community. They'll share a cabin with peers of a similar age, fostering friendships that last a lifetime. From 14 to 84 years old, Camp Lawroweld proves that age is just a number when it comes to exploring and having a good time.