Pre-Camp Checklist for Camp Robin Hood Families
Quick answer: Before camp opens on June 22, 2027, enroll in CampInTouch, keep a credit card on file, complete your health forms, arrange travel, pack from the official list, leave food at home and read the Parent Handbook. Payment and form due dates change each year, so confirm them in the Parent Handbook or with the camp office at 603-539-4500.
1. Enroll through CampInTouch
New families enroll by creating a CampInTouch account and completing the Camper Application. Returning families log in to their CampInTouch account to enroll a returning camper or a new sibling. Start on the Enroll page.
2. Plan tuition and keep a credit card on file
For summer 2027, tuition is $11,675 for the first session (June 22 to July 18) and $17,000 for the full session (June 22 to August 7). Every family is required to have a credit card on file. Out-of-camp expenses such as prescriptions, special birthday requests and shipping charges are charged to that card when they occur. Tuition includes laundry, full towel service and infirmary medications. Transportation, linens and horseback riding are billed separately, and there is a trip fee of $425 for first session campers, $550 for most full session campers and $1,100 for the three oldest full session groups. For this year's payment dates, check the Parent Handbook or call the camp office at 603-539-4500. Details on Dates, Rates & FAQs.
3. Complete your camper's health forms
Campers' medications are given at meals, based on the Health Forms families complete before camp, and are pre-packaged by PACK MY RX. The Health Center is staffed with trained medical staff. Camp Robin Hood is a nut-free camp, and the kitchen accommodates food allergies and restrictions, so tell the office about any allergy before camp. Out-of-camp medical services and special prescriptions are not included in tuition.
4. Arrange travel to and from camp
Campers arrive on Tuesday, June 22, 2027. The camp encourages families to arrange travel as early as possible so campers can travel together. Transportation to and from camp is not included in tuition and is billed separately; more information is sent separately. See Travel Options for 2027 travel instructions as they are posted.
5. Pack from the official packing list
Use the camp's packing list (PDF) and the camp store. Camp has no uniform or dress code, so simple, plain clothes are best. Do not pack towels, because full towel service is provided. Bring sweatshirts and jackets, since days are usually 75 to 85 degrees but evenings can get chilly. A Robin Hood shirt is required for Inter-Camp competition and when leaving camp. Hair dryers and make-up are not allowed.
6. Leave food at home
Camp Robin Hood is a nut-free camp and does not allow food in the cabins. Do not send food or care packages. Clothes, books and other necessary items may be shipped to camp, and every package is opened in the office in front of your child and a secretary.
7. Read the Parent Handbook
The Parent Handbook has the full set of policies and procedures for the summer.
8. Plan how you will stay in touch
Campers do not call home, except on a camper's or parent's birthday (up to 10 minutes). Write letters often, because campers pick up mail daily. The director and administration are available to parents by phone and email. If you want to add to your child's birthday, you can request Dunkin' at wake-up, an ice-cream trip to the Cozy Corner or a Pizza Barn pizza party at your expense.
9. Mark the dates
First session: Tuesday, June 22 to Sunday, July 18, 2027. Full session: Tuesday, June 22 to Saturday, August 7, 2027. Parents Visiting Day: Saturday, July 17, 2027. See Parents Visiting Day.
Questions? Call the camp office at 603-539-4500. Still choosing a camp? Read how to choose a sleepaway camp.
