Age group

Handicap accessible

Food option available

Sports Court/Field

Art Studio

Parents of school-aged girls won’t want to miss out on Camp Ma-He-Tu! Located in Harriman State Park, just 40 miles north of New York City, this exceptional sleepaway camp provides an unforgettable experience for girls ages 7 to 15. Founded in 1937, Ma-He-Tu is the perfect place for your daughter to have fun, make friends, and figure out who she is.

Camp Ma-He-Tu offers a variety of activities, such as swimming, sailing, kayaking, and archery, as well as arts and crafts, theater, and horseback riding. The camp also encourages girls to try new things and develop their independence, all while having a blast. Plus, the camp is surrounded by beautiful scenery, making it the perfect backdrop for your daughter to explore and grow.

At Camp Ma-He-Tu, your daughter won’t just have a great time—she’ll have the chance to learn important life skills, build her confidence, and form lasting friendships. With its experienced staff, safe environment, and wide range of activities, Camp Ma-He-Tu is an ideal choice for parents looking for a unique summer camp experience for their daughter.

Multi-session

Sibling discount

Referral discount

Theater/Drama

Water activites

Sportsfield activities

Painting

Art & Crafts

A truly unique, inter-generational camping session for women and girls of all ages! This is a rare opportunity to join other special women in your life at a very special place. Alumni, this is the perfect opportunity to relive your best summer memories with new and old friends around the campfire and down at the waterfront!

Women in the Woods

Girls only

Kids

Tweens

Camp Ma-He-Tu

For the past four years, both of my daughters have attended Mahetu. They AGREE TO IT. With my kids, the staff has always been considerate and sympathetic. Since a nurse is present, I'm not sure what the other woman is discussing. Since the camp is so small, I find it hard to believe anyone saw the alleged harm this child sustained. My girls adore attending, and they adore swimming and the zip line, as I previously mentioned. Women who once attended this program are now sending their own daughters.

Jay P