Every summer at Coniston so many memories are made and we want to make it a little easier to keep those memories forever by capturing them in photographs and videos. Explore our media page and reminisce about your days at Camp.
Get a flavor of what happens at Coniston by browsing our galleries of photos. If you are looking to get a glimpse of your camper, following Coniston on multiple sites will give you the best chance. Camp’s Facebook page features several photos daily. The camp’s Instagram account highlights a photo of the day.
Last, but certainly not least, parents can access large groups of photos by logging into your Camp Coniston account (click ‘LOGIN’ at the top right of this page). From your account, you can email photos to family, purchase prints and even send your camper a postcard!
Published bi-annually and sent to all campers, parents, and alumni, the Coniston Chronicle newsletter features articles about camp, camp alumni, and special events that occur throughout the year. Continue to read current and past issues.
For decades, thousands of campers have eagerly awaited the arrival of the Camp’s Annual in their mailboxes. This publication gives campers the opportunity to re-live their summer experience and allows parents a window into what goes on at Camp.
Our Annual Report features data about Camp, it’s mission, demographics, giving, and camperships.
Each summer we collect videos of Coniston life and in some years we put them all together to tell a wonderful story. Be sure to check them all out to get a flavor of what Coniston has to offer.
A collection of images that work great as backgounds on your video conference calls with Coniston friends!
Through a generous gift, families have had the opportunity to gather at Camp rediscovering a sense of normalcy, joy, and connection all free of charge. We hope you enjoy some of the photos taken from the summer.
If you are standing on Main Lawn as the clock strikes 5:15p.m., you will see campers from G4 dart out of their cabin to ring the bell for Vespers. The rings resound across the water accompanied by counselors on both sides of the lake telling their campers: “Everyone get ready to head to the Vespers Ring!”
Since 1996, Coniston has partnered with the Childhood Cancer Lifeline of NH to provide a free weekend for families affected by pediatric cancer. Families, many at different stages of their cancer journey, come together for a weekend of fun, support, respite, camaraderie, and of course, Camp! The success of this weekend hinges on current and previous summer staff members who in many cases donate their time to bring Coniston to families that need it most.
2024 was not without loss. Jesse Barden (CIT ‘94) and Colin Macquarrie, two members of the Coniston family, passed away this past year. In honor of Jesse and Colin, those closest to them gave back to the place the two men loved.
