FORT ANN, NEW YORK • ADIRONDACKS
Camp Little Notch
Find Your Place in the Woods443 acres of Adirondack wilderness. An 80-acre private lake. A community built on history, adventure, belonging, and the enduring magic of summer camp.
A place to slow down,
reconnect, and feel at homeCamp Little Notch (CLN) is a nonprofit Adirondack summer camp and retreat center in Fort Ann, New York — just 35 minutes from Lake George. Set on 443 acres of unspoiled wilderness and centered around an 80-acre private lake, CLN is a place unlike anywhere else.
Best known for its American Camp Association-accredited residential summer camp program welcoming girls — cis, trans, and non-binary — CLN also opens its doors as a flexible Adirondack rental venue — welcoming family getaways, weddings, retreats, reunions, corporate gatherings, and more.
PROGRAMS & EXPERIENCES
Something for every kind of adventurer
YOUTH • AGES 8-16
An American Camp Associated-accredited overnight camp for girls — cis, trans, and non-binary — for weeks of swimming, hiking, arts, campfires, and lifelong friendships.
Residential Summer Camp
GETAWAYS • SPECIAL EVENTS • FUNDRAISERS
Events & Open Camping
A full season of events awaits at CLN — from Open House and Me & My Pal to All Friends Reunion, open camping, and more. Come make some memories with us.
AVAILABLE SPRING THROUGH FALL
Facility Rentals
Rent the entire camp for weddings, reunions, corporate retreats, school trips, and more. A breathtaking Adirondack venue just 35 minutes from Lake George — unlike any conference room.
Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion at CLN
We are committed to wholeheartedly embracing campers of all abilities and backgrounds. Inclusion is embedded into who we are—one of our three key values is harmony with each other. Our core summer program welcomes children regardless of race, ethnicity, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, ability, or religious beliefs.
Our program is open to any youth who identify as girls, whether cis, trans, or non-binary who want to be part of a community that provides fun and empowering wilderness experiences. Additionally, we understand that historically people of color have not had access to the camp experience or have not felt welcomed in summer camp spaces. We are committed to ensuring that all campers feel the same sense of belonging and support at summer camp, and recognize that working toward an equitable camp experience will be an ongoing process.