The Windridge Times Newsletter

News, stories, and press from our Vermont summer camp!

The Windridge Times is our seasonal newsletter, and it’s the best way to stay connected to camp all year long. 

Life at Windridge doesn’t stop when summer ends, and each issue brings you the latest news from our corner of Vermont. You’ll find updates on the season ahead, important dates for families, stories and photos from past summers, introductions to new staff, and news about what our campers and counselors are up to throughout the year. It’s a chance for current families to plan ahead, for alumni to catch up with old friends, and for new families to get a feel for what makes Windridge so special. 

Browse our latest issue below, or look back through past editions to relive some favorite camp moments. We hope each one brings back a little bit of summer, no matter the season.

Latest Issue

October 2026 issue of The Windridge Times newsletter

Our October issue celebrates the friendships that made summer 2026 so special, says goodbye to two longtime staff members, and shares dates for summer 2027.

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Windridge in the Press

Five tennis players with racquets lined up at the net on the courts at Windridge, from Long Island Tennis Magazine’s 2021 feature.

Long Island Tennis Magazine (2021)

“Windridge Camps: Always Adding to It,” a 2021 feature in Long Island Tennis Magazine, tells the story of how Windridge began in 1968 and how the camp has grown over the years.

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Two Windridge campers run hand in hand through a summer field, from the QUEST magazine feature “Windridge Revisited.”

QUEST (2017)

“Windridge Revisited,” a QUEST Magazine article from 2017, looks back at camp through the eyes of our alumni, with stories and photos from summers past.

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Windridge cofounder Ted Hoehn, from the 2016 Tennis.com feature “A Sporting Paradise.”

Tennis.com (2016)

“A Sporting Paradise,” a 2016 Tennis.com feature, tells the story of how Ted Hoehn turned down a head pro job to start a tennis camp in Vermont, and how it grew into Windridge.

Read the Tennis.com article