Rockywold Deephaven Camps is unlike any other camp or resort in the USA, and since it's New England-y in character, there is also no equivalent to be found elsewhere in the world. Founded on the cusp of the 20th century by a widowed school teacher whose husband had been a general for the North, led black troops against the South... More

I spend two weeks at Rockwold (one of the camps, the other being Deephaven) every July with my extended family. The two camps are identical in many ways, sharing recreation facilities and activities. The main difference is that meals are taken in different dining halls. There are two lodging options, individual cabins that rent for the week from Saturday PM... More

You will really step into a different world when you arrive at RDC. We've stayed in a few different cabins over the years, all of them magic. This is truly a rustic and peaceful retreat from the world most of us live in. When I saw this place for the first time, I felt like I had come home. Can't... More

We visited RDC for the first time this summer with our family. Our kids loved it from the very first all-you-can-eat lunch in the dining hall...a growing 13 year-old boys' dream! Our 9 year-old loved all of the activities organized by the rec staff, including a family softball game, s'mores & game night, and field games on the big grassy... More

I'm not sure that 200 character's is enough to explain this place. It's such a unique place as it brings together life of 100 years ago with many of the comforts of today in a rustic and gorgeous family oriented place that's the perfect family vacation. Such peace, beauty and fun! So many activities to do, wonderful food, incredible hikes,... More

RDC is hard to explain, because it's something a little different to everyone who goes there. A rustic place on one of the most beautiful lakes in New Hampshire, it is host to many families who return year after year after year, including my own. It's a place with wonderful old traditions, but which does a good job keeping up... More

This is difficult to write, because members of the family have been coming here for decades. The goods are as everyone else has written: beautiful location, wonderful lake, a true escape from the daily grind, price includes 3 meals a day, rustic surroundings, no TV (which means the kids have to play outside!). The not so good: There's a difference... More

I stayed at RDC while I was on an arts retreat. I was bowled over by how beautiful the camps were. There was no tv or radio in the rooms- allowing you to really take a vacation from the world. There is wifi if you choose to bring your computer. My bedroom was in Greenwood Lodge and I had a... More

RDC is a fantastic place for families. The ambiance is of quiet serenity in the woods, but with the activities of a lake. Swimming and boating abound, as do land activities. All meals are served in a central dining hall and all cabins have daily maid service, therefore, moms don't need to do any cooking or cleaning. It is a... More