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Maybe it’s the 3-to-1 camper-to-counselor ratio or the nurturing environment that stresses the importance of being a responsible member of a community and how to be a good friend. Perhaps it’s the appealing location on the shores of a placid lake nestled in the White Mountains or that large heated pool the kids use when the lake waters get too cool. Whatever the perk, it’s obviously a great one, since Camp Walt Whitman has an annual camper return rate of 85 to 90 percent. Last summer, that included 91 sets of siblings and 39 campers who were children and grandchildren of alumni. Now in its 60th year, the camp features a long list of attractions, including 11 tennis courts, a driving range, batting cage, gymnastics, pottery, and the requisite water sports.

Piermont, N.H. $5,700 for a four-week session to $9,050 for the full seven-week session. First session: June 28. 800-657-8282; campwalt.com

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(Text by Stephen Jermanok for The Boston Globe; Walt Whitman camp photo)
Customer Satisfaction Maybe it’s the 3-to-1 camper-to-counselor ratio or the nurturing environment that stresses the importance of being a responsible member of a community and how to be a good friend. Perhaps it’s the appealing location on the shores of a placid lake nestled in the White Mountains or that large heated pool the kids use when the lake waters get too cool. Whatever the perk, it’s obviously a great one, since Camp Walt Whitman has an annual camper return rate of 85 to 90 percent. Last summer, that included 91 sets of siblings and 39 campers who were children and grandchildren of alumni. Now in its 60th year, the camp features a long list of attractions, including 11 tennis courts, a driving range, batting cage, gymnastics, pottery, and the requisite water sports. Piermont, N.H. $5,700 for a four-week session to $9,050 for the full seven-week session. First session: June 28. 800-657-8282; campwalt.com MAP Find your favorite camp PLAN Kid-friendly travel guide
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