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HCS Timbertop Summer Camp Enrollment Now Open

HCS Timbertop Summer Camp, June 28-July 25

Enrollment is now open!

Hampshire Country School is now enrolling for its renowned Timbertop Camp, a four-week overnight summer program designed for bright, neurodivergent boys ages 8-14. Located on the school's 2,000-acre campus in southern New Hampshire, Timbertop offers a supportive, strengths-based environment where campers can build confidence, form meaningful friendships, and thrive through hands-on, outdoor learning.

Each day at Timbertop blends adventure, skill-building, and fun through activities such as hiking, fishing, canoeing, camping, and team-based challenges. Guided by experienced staff who understand and celebrate neurodiverse learners, campers develop resilience, independence, and social-emotional growth while enjoying the best elements of a classic summer camp experience. With small group sizes and individualized attention, Timbertop provides a space where boys can feel successful, connected, and understood.

In addition to summer programming, Hampshire Country School is accepting applications for the 2026-2027 academic year. Serving bright, neurodivergent boys from late elementary through early high school, the school offers an individualized, experiential approach that emphasizes strengths, hands-on learning, and personal growth. Families and professionals are encouraged to inquire early, as space for both Timbertop Camp and the academic program is limited.

For more information, please contact Josh Gunalda at jgunalda@hampshirecountryschool.net or visit the Hampshire Country School website at www.hampshirecountryschool.org.


About Hampshire Country School:

Hampshire Country School, based in New Hampshire, is a place of possibilities for high-ability, neurodivergent boys entering upper elementary, middle, or high school. The nonprofit boarding school and Timbertop summer camp programs offer understanding, light-heartedness, and structure to educate boys in a family-style, supportive, and calming learning community. Our nearly 2,000-acre campus and working farm in southern New Hampshire provide ample time and space for students to learn and grow at their own pace. Visit us at www.hampshirecountryschool.org.