latest news
Inside Camp Nakanawa
Our Sow the Seeds campaign was a wonderful success, with our camp community raising $55,309 to get Camp Nakanawa ready…
Read MoreThe weather was perfect for this year’s Service Weekend, welcoming alumnae back to camp with light breezes and beautiful sunshine.…
Read MoreWe are saying THANK YOU and farewell to Nakanawa’s first ever Development Director, Britney Sink. Under her leadership, Camp has…
Read MoreFor a hundred summers, the lake at Junior has been teaching young girls who they are — one counselor, one…
Read MoreFrom Tent Row to the bookshelf: alumna Caroline Hallemann’s first book, The Kennedys and the Windsors, arrives June 2.
Read MoreNakanawa families, are you ready to gear up for Summer 2026? New Camp Nakanawa uniforms and spirit wear are now available in two camp…
Read MoreLolla Page’s beautiful new poem from Tent Row ’66 is a love letter to Lake Aloaloa, Council Ring nights and…
Read MoreNakanawa Sponsors Fifth Annual Crossville Character Banquet A crowd of outstanding young athletes, their coaches, families and banquet sponsors filled…
Read MoreStrengthening Nakanawa’s Safety Legacy Shelly Landau recently returned from CU Boulder, where she recertified with the National Outdoor Leadership School (NOLS)…
Read MoreAnn and Pepe have always shown us what it means to carry Nakanawa’s spirit of service and leadership out into…
Read MoreSenior Dining Hall Mural Restoration Though we have standard Service Weekend projects (wood burning name tags, cutting team ties, sweeping…
Read MoreSloan Mulloy, TR ’19, found a way to incorporate a special Nakanawa symbol into an exhibition for her graduate program.…
Read MoreWhen the South Loudoun Youth Chorale (SLYC) dismisses for the evening, the energy spilling out of the rehearsal space is…
Read MoreThe echoes of campers laughing and the sunlight shimmering on Lake Aloaloa carry more thannostalgia for Mariela Moscoso, TR 90.…
Read MoreThe Executive Director Search Committee has spent the past few months meeting and interviewing a talented pool of candidates. While…
Read MoreThe “Hats Off to Karen Hale” campaign has been a joyful outpouring of gratitude, with a sea of hats—caps, visors,…
Read More