Conducted by the American Diabetes Association, Camp Carefree provides an educational environment in which campers learn to live with diabetes. Youth gain an understanding on how to balance exercise, diet and insulin while also developing a renewed sense of independence and confidence. Among the camp's recreational pursuits are field trips, hiking, overnight camp outs, arts and crafts, games, waterfront activities and camper/counselor shows.
| Name | Camp Carefree |
|---|---|
| Location | Wolfeboro, NH |
| Summer Phone | 603-859-0410 |
| Off-season Phone | 603-219-2901 |
| Program Focuses & Features | Aerobics, Aquatics, Archery, Baseball, Basketball, Boating, Canoeing, Crafts, Diabetes, Drama, Fishing, Football, Hiking, Kayaking, Outdoor Education, Photography, Ropes Course, Soccer, Softball, Swimming, Volleyball, Watersports, Wilderness Camping, Yoga |
| Grade Range (rising grades) | 3-10 |
| Age Range | Residential — Coed Ages 8-15 |
| Application Deadline | March |
| Director | Phyllis Woestemeyer, Director |
| Residential Fee | $1300 (+$30), 2 weeks. |
| Year Established | 1976 |
| Sponsor | American Diabetes Association |
| Dates & Sessions | July-Aug; 1 session, 2 weeks long |