NOAH Family Summer Camp is held every other summer in the odd-numbered years.
We can’t wait to see you for our next NOAH Family Summer Camp in July:
Lions Camp Pride
New Durham, New Hampshire
July 12-16, 2025
For children age 7 and older
Register Today!
Interested in volunteering for NOAH Family Summer Camp 2025?
Contact tthomas@albinism.org for more information.
NOAH Family Camp: Fun & Freedom
Create amazing memories with a classic camping experience in New Hampshire, designed for children with albinism and their siblings (seven and older).
NOAH Family Camp 2025 Information
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What Do You Do At Camp? ~ Fees
Location, Transportation, & Accommodations ~ Registration & Payment ~ Camp Personal Grants
Camp Leadership ~ Protocols & Important Info
What Do You Do At Camp?
NOAH Camp is an opportunity for children with albinism and their families to share a fun-filled outdoor vacation with others like them. The schedule includes all camp activities, as well as youth-only times (don’t worry, we have fun planned for grown-ups too!). Planned activities may include:
- adaptive sports
- archery
- bingo
- boating
- campfires & s’mores
- closing party
- craft time
- field games
- group flags
- hiking
- lake swimming
- low ropes course
- movie nights
- scavenger hunt
- sponge balls
- tie dye t-shirts
- trivia game
- volleyball
- water games
Camp Fun for Grown-Ups!
While the kids are busy with their agemates, we’ve scheduled fun adult only activity time too. Planned activities may include:
- Archery
- Boating
- Book and Movie discussion
- Paint party
- Ropes course
- Trivia Game
- Wool felting
- Yoga
- Zen coloring
Albinism Programming:
While the camp is primarily designed for families to enjoy camp activities with one another, camp will have some albinism related programming. Grouped by age, campers will attend one informational session or discussion group each full day of camp. Parents will also have group discussion options plus plenty of time for networking and informal conversation to share information and support.
2025 Family Camp Fees
$250 Discount for Campers with Albinism Ages 16 and Under!*
All attendees, regardless of age, are required to pay a registration fee which covers the facility rental, lodging, food, activities, supplies, arts & crafts. A parent or guardian is required to attend with youth campers.
Adults & Children…..$399 per person
*Thanks to a Delta Gamma Foundation Grant, we are pleased to offer a discounted registration fee to a limited number of campers with albinism ages 16 and under! To take advantage of this discounted registration, enter code DG2025 at checkout. If you have more than one camper who meets this criteria, please contact us at info@albinism.org for a family discount code.
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Location, Transportation, & Accommodations
154 Lions Camp Pride Way
New Durham, NH 03855-6119
- 62 miles from Manchester Airport (MHT)
- 95 miles from Boston Logan International Airport (BOS )
For more information see (Camp Pride website)
Arrival & Departure Plans:
Please plan to arrive at camp on Saturday, July 12th any time after 2:00pm. Be sure to make arrangements for lunch before you arrive. The first meal of camp will be dinner, served at 6:00pm. July 13th, 14th, and 15th will be full days of camp activities. Camp ends Wednesday, July 16th, with breakfast as the final meal of camp served. Families should plan to depart by late Wednesday morning.
Accommodations:
Camp Pride has eight bunkhouses with one shared bathroom per building. A separate shower building provides additional bathing capacity. The bonds of friendship are reinforced through shared living space. Usually, 10 campers share a bunkhouse furnished with bunk beds.
Cabin Assignments:
Camping crews will be assigned to a bunkhouse with their appropriate age group (mixed-gender). Adult overnight counselors will supervise each cabin.
Registration & Payment Info
Registration Deadline – May 15th
Pay Later Options :
- By Check – must be mailed within 24 hours of registration and received within 1 week
- Credit Card Installments – must be initiated within 24 hours. The first payment will be taken immediately, with subsequent payments one month apart. The final payment taken no later than June 30th.
Example: installment payments initiated May 13th will be taken on May 13th, June 13th and June 30th. The final installment will be taken no later than June 30th.
Refund Policy:
If you are unable to attend, please note the deadline for receipt of your written refund request. All refunds are subject to a 9% cancellation fee.
*Before May 15 ~ All fees refunded (less 9% cancellation fee)
*Before June 1 ~ 50% of fees refunded (less 9% cancellation fee)
*June 1 or later ~ No refunds
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*NEW* Camp Personal Grants
Thanks to an anonymous donor, NOAH is pleased to make limited personal grant assistance available this year!
Applicants must contribute to the cost of attendance for NOAH Family Summer Camp. Personal grants will not cover the full cost of attendance.
Please make every effort to explore all other funding sources and document these efforts on your application for the best chance of being selected for assistance.
Personal Grant Application
Early application deadline: April 21st
Applications will not be reviewed until after the early application deadline.
Camp Leadership & Staff
Tricia Thomas ~ Camp Director
NOAH is excited to share that veteran NOAH camp staff, Tricia Thomas, will be returning as Camp Director this year. With the assistance of her son and trusty “assistant gopher,” Drake, she’ll be leading the charge for camp activities and fun!
Tricia Thomas is a parent of a child with albinism who has been involved with NOAH for many years. She has an Associate in Science degree in Early Childhood Education, and is a Lead Teacher and Director II qualified to work with young children. Tricia has obtained diverse additional credits in Education, Special Needs, Visual Impairments, Parent Advocacy, and Literary Education. She has extensive experience working with children from infancy through the teenage years in school and extracurricular settings, and has served as the Early Childhood Literacy Teacher & Adult Program Coordinator for the Sandown Public Library since 2014.
Tricia has directed the Kids’ Konference at the NOAH Biennial Conferences since 2014, and has been a part of NOAH Family Camp staff for the past several camps.
Stay tuned for more camp staff announcements!
Protocols & Important Info
All registered campers will be required adhere to the NOAH Family Camp Health Safety Code of Conduct.
*Submission of registration implies commitment to adhere to the NOAH Family Camp Health Safety Code of Conduct*
Questions? Send us a message at info@albinism.org!