G. Michael Stevens

Manufactures elastic materials

Operates as a football club

Operates a football team

The organization’s mission focuses on developing campers’ moral, personal, physical, and leadership skills within a spirit of fellowship and fun, guided by the motto “the other fellow first.” The camps foster inclusive, diverse communities with participants from the US and internationally, promoting respect, sustainability, and lifelong friendships in safe, electronics-free environments. The non-profit company is located in the US. Both camps serve youth aged 10 to 15 and offer a balanced program built around arts, athletics, outdoors, and spirituality. Programs include performing and visual arts, various sports, outdoor adventures such as hiking and camping, and spiritual reflection grounded in Christian ideals but welcoming all beliefs. Leadership development is emphasized through on-campus opportunities and off-campus programs like wilderness trips with the National Outdoor Leadership School (NOLS) and international exchange programs for older campers, focusing on endurance, cultural understanding, and community values. Camp Dudley, Inc. maintains a strong alumni network with publications, reunions, and archives celebrating the camps’ history and culture, and encourages ongoing engagement through events, volunteer and employment opportunities, and various giving options. The camps provide comprehensive admissions resources, including application processes, rates, international camper support, and health requirements, with limited bunks available for summer 2026. Camp Dudley is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization operating two traditional overnight summer camps: Camp Dudley for boys in Westport, founded in 1885, and Camp Kiniya for girls in Colchester, founded in 1919.