Camp Reflections for kids with cleft/craniofacial differences and their siblings is one week long and serves youth ages 8 through 16. Our camp is in New Hampshire on our own beautiful 116-acre lakefront property, about 1 hour and 45 minutes from Boston and 4 hours from New York City.

Our camp typically operates as follows:

• We have three meals together, four structured activity periods, two free periods, and an all-camp evening activity
• Campers get to experience a variety of fun activities during the day with other kids similar in age
• Campers sleep in cabins with others of the same age group
• Campers are under the direct care of camp counselors at all times; a nurse is on grounds 24 hours a day.
• Campers interact the old fashioned way – no video games, Internet, or cell phones. Music players are allowed.
• We operate as a typical overnight camp; do not focus on our differences, we just let our kids be kids!

Please note: if your child has a tracheostomy tube or G-tube, please contact us to speak further. For the privacy of our campers’ families, the exact location of our camp may be obtained by contacting us.

To enroll, click one of the buttons at the bottom of the page: “New Campers: Apply Today” or “Returners: Register Today.”

Meet our Camp Leadership:

Umut Dursun, MA, Executive Director & Camp Director

Ruth Lindner, Director of Development & Family Outreach

Danni Pirtle, Director of Staffing

Madi Campbell, Leadership Team

Nick Teich, Founder & “Director Emeritus”

Camp Advisor:

Laurie Scimeca, Ed.D. has been in the education field for many years, as a speech/language pathologist, special education teacher, and school administrator. She has been actively involved in various organizations that focus on children and adults with craniofacial differences. Laurie lives in the New York area and she and her husband Anthony have three grown sons and two granddaughters.

Camp Nurse:

Monique France, MSN, RN, CPN, is the nurse/practice manager of the Craniofacial Team at Connecticut Children’s Hospital. Monique and her husband Drew, a firefighter and EMT, are both healthcare providers at Camp Reflections. Their daughters, Emma and Abby, are campers.