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Camp Little Notch is a non-profit, ACA-accredited summer camp for girls, owned and operated by Friends of Camp Little Notch. Nestled in the heart of the Adirondacks near Lake George, NY, our stunning 443-acre property offers a serene escape surrounded by pristine wilderness, including a private 80-acre lake.

In addition to our girls summer camp programs, Camp Little Notch offers year-round opportunities for individuals, families, and groups to experience the beauty of the Adirondacks. From CLN-sponsored retreats and family programs to private rentals for weddings, special events, and corporate gatherings, our camp provides the perfect setting for outdoor adventures and meaningful connections throughout the year.

OUR MISSION
Camp Little Notch offers transformative wilderness experiences for children and adults, fostering self-discovery, teamwork, and personal growth in a supportive, diverse community. Through fun, friendship, and a deep connection to nature, we empower individuals to build confidence, develop leadership skills, and cultivate a lifelong appreciation for the outdoors.

OUR VISION
Our vision is to create a future where individuals, inspired by their Camp Little Notch experiences, grow into confident, compassionate, and independent leaders. We aim to cultivate thoughtful, open-minded individuals who embrace diversity, practice kindness, and become dedicated stewards of the environment.

OUR VALUES
Harmony with Nature - Environmental Stewardship

Harmony with Each Other - Community Building, Social Consciousness, and Inclusivity

Harmony with Self - Growth and Wellness

Friends of CLN Story
Friends of Camp Little Notch is a nonprofit organization dedicated to preserving Camp Little Notch, a historic summer camp located in the Adirondack Mountains near Lake George, NY. From 1939 to 2008, the camp was owned and operated by the Girl Scouts of the Greater Albany, NY area, providing generations of girls and young women with a special place for outdoor recreation, personal growth, and adventure. In 2008, the Girl Scouts decided to close and sell the property.

In response, Friends of Camp Little Notch was formed in 2010 by a passionate group of former campers and staff. This energetic group worked with the Open Space Institute to successfully conserve the property, leading to its reopening in 2012 for summer camp programs and group rentals. By January 2015, the organization had raised enough funds to purchase the property, ensuring that future generations will continue to experience the unique outdoor opportunities Camp Little Notch has to offer.