Mowglis is a fun, outdoorsy, traditional summer camp for boys established in 1903 on the shores Newfound Lake in Hebron, New Hampshire.

Inspired by The Jungle Book stories by Rudyard Kipling, Mowglis was created to give boys the time and space to connect with nature and to learn what it means to be ethical, well-rounded members of a community.

While the seven-week session is key to our program, we do offer a three-week session for our youngest campers (ages 7 to 9) and older first-time campers are invited to attend the first four weeks of our summer, with the option to extend their session to the full seven weeks. Mowglis enrollment is limited to 110 boys.

At Mowglis boys participate in a variety of different outdoor activities in a safe and structured setting. Boys play sports for fun, but we are not a sports camp. We encourage campers to find an activity they enjoy, in which they can excel and where they will gain confidence from that experience. The Mowglis program encourages skill development, with campers working on “ribbon” requirements in each activity area they choose.

Through weekly hiking and camping trips, daily duties, music, singing and the campfire circle, our campers develop a strong sense of community. The Mowglis program sets the stage for personal growth, fosters life-long friendships, and is a ton of fun!

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