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[The Greatest] Camp on earth; Often called Camelot.

Founded in 1903, Belknap is an all boys summer camp in [New Hampshire] on Lake Winnipisauki, where campers go for 2, 4, 5, or 8 week sessions and where all counselors (called leaders) are picked from campers in the Senior (oldest) division.

Campers are between the ages of 8 and 16.
They are placed in divisions by age (from youngest to oldest): Cadets, Juniors, Middlers, Besserrers, Seniors.

Seniors who get Senior Rec may be asked to come back the following year for a month as an LC (basically a position between camper and leader)

Every session there is a Huckins Dance where the girls from the Huckins camp come to Belknap for a dance with the seniors. Despite the girls usually being between 1 and 3 years younger than all the seniors, the dance is usually a lot of fun as they are the only girls the guys get to see during their stay.

Each Cadet is paired with a Senior "older brother" in order to get them accustomed to a summer away from their parents.

In 2003 Camp Belknap celebrated its 100th year, making it one of the oldest summer camps in the [United States].

All in all Belknap is [the greatest] place on earth, and it is completely deserving of its status as a Camelot. Every boy should have the [opportunity] to attend this camp as it is not only the perfect way to spend your summer, but its family-like atmosphere helps shape boys into nice, respectful men.

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