Since 1920
Camp Wicosuta was founded by Anna Rothman in 1920. Mrs. Rothman chose the name Wicosuta, derived from indigenous language, which means “strength of mind and body.” Her primary goal was to provide girls a place where they could take a break from school and the city. Campers traveled to camp via the Boston & Maine Railroad from New York’s Grand Central Terminal to Bristol, New Hampshire.
Anna created the foundation of a camp that balances innovation alongside traditions that go back nearly 100 years. Current Wico girls hear about Anna each summer and feel proud to continue her legacy. Anna would be delighted to know that she laid the groundwork for generations of girls to come. In fact, her relatives attend Wicosuta to this day!
“Wicosuta is already a part of our girls. They are counting down the days until next summer, and I am sure they will be with you for years to come!”