Vermont summer camps offer broad skills and traditions
Vermont hosts over a hundred camps with diverse programs from yoga and orchestral conducting to learning Lithuanian and French. Camps emphasize rugged living, intercultural ties, and inclusive access with substantial scholarships. Notable sites include Camp Neringa, Farm and Wilderness, Brattleboro Intercultural Experience, Camp Thorpe, and Camp Wapanacki, among others.
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