TGF Lucy's Legacy has rented the Camp Robin Hood facilities where Camp Lucy will be held. Camp robin Hood is located at 65 Robin Hood Lane in Freedom, NH on the shores of lake Ossipee. For driving instructions click here. It is 2 hours from Boston, 1 hour from Portland and about 20 minutes from North Conway.
On the following pages you will learn more about the Camp Lucy experience. Included is a List of What To Bring To Camp, a mandatory Vet Form that must be completed and other important messages. Please take a few minutes to review the material and if you have any questions feel free to contact Chandler or Dee Rudd at summerpaws@earthlink.net
Camp Lucy is committed to providing activities and an environment that embraces the frelationship between humans and their dog companions. Relaxation and recreation for both humans and dogs are at the root of all activities. This is a weekend when memories that will last a lifetime can be made.
If you are not a camp person and would prefer to stay in a local Inn or B and B at night, check out one of the following dog friendly establishments. There are no special rates or reserved rooms for Camp Lucy, you will need to make all your own arrangements.
Lazy Dog Inn in Chocorua NH http://lazydoginn.com/
Snowvillage Inn, Snowville, NH 12 miles from camp http://snowvillageinn.com/
A crate or small pen for your dog
Bed Linens
Towels
Dog Towels
Flashlight and batteries
Sunscreen
Bug repellent
Food for your dog
Food and water bowls for your dog
Water bottle for you
Water bottle or collapsible bowl for your dog to use at activities
Buckle collar with ID Tags; Include Cell number
A non-retractable leash, if you wish to work on recall while at camp. A long lead (30ft) Would be helpful
Motivational items for your dog, treats, toys
Costumes, tricks and talents
Personal toiletries and eyeglasses
Medications for you and your dog you may need while at camp
Although we cross our fingers, we can't promise warm dry weather. We recommend being prepared for ANYTHING that Mother Nature may throw our way .. paying special attention to clothing that can be layered in various conditions, and the following:
Rain gear (poncho, rain coat, waterproof hat, rain-pants
Shower shoes, thongs or sandals
Layered clothing. Be ready for everything! Seriously!
Gloves
Variety of comfortable walking shoes (one pair water proof)
Hats, sunglasses and sun protective clothing
A flotation life-jacket with lift-handle for your dog (good for older and Special needs dogs.
Small ceramic heaters and fans (our rustic cabins are NOT heated or air conditioned)
Paper and Pen for taking notes
Camp, beach or lawn chair
Alarm clock
Shorts for wading with dogs during class
Earplugs
Air mattress for additional comfort (beds do have basic mattresses)
Cooler and snacks/drinks to keep in your room for snacking
People who wish to bring their own canoes, small sailboats or kayaks may launch them at the Camp beach. No motor boats. Miles of water ways await people who wish to take some time to enjoy the lake.
PLEASE DO NOT BRING ANY VALUABLES TO CAMP LUCY, OTHER THAN YOUR DOG!
Forget something? Need Ice? Gas? There is a convenience store and gas station within 15 minutes of the camp and a major shopping center with a super market and big box store approximately 30 minutes from camp.
Although we don't expect any canine medical problems, there are two emergency vet clinics within an hour of camp:
Animal Emergency Clinic
739 Warren Ave.
Portland, Maine 04103
207-878-3121
http://www.animalemergencyclinicportland.com/about_animal_emergency.php
Emergency Veterinary Clinic
300 Gosling Rd
Portsmouth, NH 03801-3305
603-431-3600
A Silent Auction will run from Friday until Sunday afternoon. We ask that you consider bringing a doggy item with you that can be offered at the auction. Use your imagination, think what you would like to bid on and bring an item for the auction. If your company or employer is willing to donate an item these too are greatly appreciated and are also tax deductible as a donation to The Goldstock Fund - Lucy's Legacy a 501(c) 3 charitable organization.
ALL proceeds from the Silent Auction will go to Lucy's Legacy fund.
Ready to register?
Print your Registration Form and fill out completely
Include a check, $200/per person, or note on the form you paid by PayPal
Or if you prefer to register online fill out our online registration form.
Signed Release and Waiver , one for each person
Signed Camp Lucy Rules, one for each person
Copy of current Rabies Certificate for your dog(s) coming to camp
Be sure to keep a copy for your records.
If you prefer to pay using PayPal go to: http://www.goldstockfund.org/tgf/paypal_for_camp_lucy.html
Send completed Registration Form, Check (Made out to TGF- Camp Lucy) , Release and Waiver, and Camp Lucy Rules to:
Camp Lucy
c/o Dee Rudd
8 River Rd.
Hampton Falls, NH 03844
This is a program for dogs that may be timid, very young, anxious around lots of dogs or with physical challenges such as blindness, deafness, or elderly issues.
Wearing the Bandanna does not signify that the dog is a bad dog. Wearing it just tells other campers that the dog with the special bandanna nees more space to feel comfortable and they should not let their dogs overwhelm the dog, but should instead, ask the owner for guidance as how to approach or not approach.
We want all to enjoy their camp experience and the Special Bandanna Dogs, because of behavioral or physical issues just need a more controlled environment to help them be happier and more relaxed. A little extra effort from all attendees will help these dogs and their humans better enjoy their camp experience.
If you feel your dog would benefit from being a Special Bandanna dog during camp please mention it when you sign in and will receive the bandanna at that time.
Most of the cabins look out on to Lake Ossipee. Cabins are large and spacious and you will be sharing a cabin with approximately six to eight people. Each cabin does have its own bathroom, including shower.
Meals are served buffet style, all you can eat and then some! Breakfast may include a choice of hot or cold cereal, fresh fruit, juice, eggs in many forms, ham/or sausage/or bacon, waffles or blueberry pancakes, yogurt and fruit and other exciting morning surprises await you at breakfast time.
Lunch may offer a cookout on the beach, or sandwiches, salad bar, vegetarian selection and a choice of desserts such as cakes, cookies, puddings and other delicious goodies.
Dinner gives the Chef the opportunity to shine....exciting main dishes such as roast turkey dinner, seafood or other gourmet delights tempt one to chose more than one entree, salad bar, vegetarian selection, hot rolls/bread ,homemade soup and a truly mouth watering selection of desserts complete a day of bountiful meals.
The Camp Robin Hood Chef is known for her cuisine and takes great pride and enjoyment in making special dishes for us. People who have attended events at the camp have said that they would come to a camp experience here for the food alone...high praise !!
 | This camp offers acres and acres of fields and trails that allow the camp attendees opportunities for both privacy and exploration with their canine companions. The morning guided Nature Walk will allow people to experience the pastoral scenes around the camp site and also provide a special quiet time with their canine companions. When you arrive at Camp Lucy you will sign in at the registration area and be given a Welcome Packet which will include a marked map, and other helpful materials. |
For those planning on bringing your RV there will be plug in available, but 20 amps only. In addition there will be water hoses to fill your water tanks as needed.
If you have specific questions about your RV at camp, email Chandler Rudd at summerpaws@earthlink.net
Saturday, September 13, 2008
A candlelight ceremony will be held on Saturday night. ALL Friends of Lucy are invited to participate. You do not have to attend Camp Lucy to have your loved one included in this ceremony; just send in the appropriate information listed below.
This heartwarming and moving event will celebrate the memories of our beloved pets and human friends or relatives who are patiently waiting at the Rainbow Bridge. The ceremony will also provide an opportunity to offer healing thoughts to those who are sick or injured.
In order to include your loved one in the list of names to be read at the ceremony, please send an email to Jody Hamilton at nashbog@metrocast.net by August 30, 2008 and include the following information:
| Name of your pet | Your name | Bridge date/Special Needs |
| Example#1 Magnum | Jody & John Hamilton | 5/9/97 |
| Example#2 Jane smith | Jody & John Hamilton | 4/13/06 |
| Example#3 Sparky | Jody & John Hamilton | Cancer |
A picture slideshow will also be presented at the ceremony. If you would like to include a picture of your pet/friend or relative waiting at the Bridge, please email a picture to Katie Dyer at teamfur@ptd.net by August 30,2008. To ensure that your picture is correctly included in the slideshow, you MUST put "Camp Lucy Candlelight" in the subject line of the email and provide the following information:
| Name of Pet/Human | Date of Birth & Date of Death | Missed by (your name) |
| Example: Magnum | 12/27/89 - 5/9/97 | Jody & John Hamilton |
Please contact Jody Hamilton at nashbog@metrocast.net if you have any questions.
