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Playing on lush fields, exploring the natural woodlands, and riding on amazing horseback trails are just a few of the reasons Oasis LIU Post is the summer camp Long Island kids love. Continue reading “Oasis Day Camp | Amazing Summers, lifelong friends”
Children have been creating lifelong memories and friendships at Perlman Camp for over 65 years!
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Nestled in the Pocono Mountains on 350 magnificent acres, Perlman Camp provides exceptional childcare, a well-rounded camp program, and an engaging Jewish environment.
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Kenwal Day Camp is a family-owned traditional day camp where their main goal is to create a fun, safe environment in which ALL campers thrive. Their programs are supervised by teachers and college students, ensuring exciting, adventurous, fun-filled days. Continue reading “Kenwal Day Camp | A fun Filled Safe Summer”
Timber Lake West is a traditional, co-ed four-week sleep-away summer camp. We power-pack a full summer of fun into an exciting four-week experience for every one of our campers. Continue reading “Timber Lake West Camp”
Camp Moosilauke is one of the oldest residential summer camps in the U.S. Since our founding in 1904, our mission has been simple but powerful: creating confident, happy, and resilient boys.
Combine all of this with an enthusiastic and diverse group of 140 campers (from 18 states and 7 countries), an experienced and caring staff, and an incredible campus (100 acres of fields and forest and a secluded mile-long lake in the White Mountains of New Hampshire), and you have all the makings for an amazing summer.
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