What a special place! Our son (13) attended for the first time this summer, and it was a wonderful…read moreexperience for him. Inclusion is tricky to get right, but Camp Round Lake seems to have cracked the code. The staff was well-trained and exceptionally kind to our homesick kiddo. He made connections with other campers, which is not easy for him, and came home joyful and with newfound independence and confidence.

My son is spending his second summer at Round Lake and we are so happy that we found this camp! He…read morehas developmental delays and we never thought that we would be able to find a sleep away camp for him. Having grown up going to camps every summer - I was devastated thinking my son wouldn't get that opportunity. I looked at special needs camp but they didn't seem a fit, and I knew mainstream camps weren't an option as there wasn't enough support. Round Lake has been perfect. The camp provides the support he needs but in a integrated setting. He loves camp and has made such great friends. And when he got back after his first summer, I could immediately see the positive impact sleep away camp had on him- he came back more independent, more confident and so, so happy! For anyone looking for a camp that provides extra support but in a mainstream environment - you should be looking at Round Lake!

Love this summer camp would recommend for any parents who have kids that love sports. We sent our…read moretwo sons there for years and they had the time of their life! Jeff Freedman does an excellent job at keeping the kids entertained and his camp counselors are the best!

From the owner: What makes an all-boys summer camp so special? Experience…read moreadventure. Take a risk. Be yourself. Lake Owego Camp provides each camper the opportunity to learn new skills, improve, compete and grow in a nurturing, supportive environment. Meet a new friend! Hit a game winning shot! Canoe through Delaware River rapids! Lead a campfire! Lake Owego Camp is a summer adventure with your best friends, your brothers.

I go to CTT and I LOVE IT. I have made a family there and I recommend it to any girl. If you are…read morescared of going to sleep away camp don't be. The staff is SO NICE and will help 10000000000000/10 recommend!

My daughter was a camper at camp timbertops for 3 years. The directors knew my child and our…read morefamily. She had a tough end to her summer at camp but she was still wanted to return for the 2024 season. When we tried to login to our account to sign her up for the following summer, we were locked out of the program. After multiple calls to sort it out, we find out that she was not invited back to camp. The camp opted not to tell us that she was not invited back, they just removed us from the mailing list and locked us out of our account. Inviting her back is at their discretion. What is inexcusable and totally unprofessional is not telling us and having us find out by locking us out of our account. Someone had to actively remove our family emails from the distribution list and actively remove our login details from the Camp Minder program. After 3 years of camping with them, they had so little concern for our camper and our family that they didn't call us? This camp does not live up to their mission - they do not care about the families/girls that camp with them.

Great camp. Great kids. Remote in woods. Kids seemed to be having fun at the camp. Beautiful area.read more

Weequahic has become my sons second home. He loves camp and looks forward to going back year after…read moreyear. I love it too for many reasons, primarily that son is so happy but also how professional they are with any of our needs or inquiries.

Camp Speers is nothing short of a nightmare. The first thing that happened to me when I got there…read morewas being told that I would be in a different cabin than my friends. This was a total surprise to me because I requested all of them and they requested me. After having to call my parents so they could beg the head leaders if I could switch they let me. Thank the lord that they even allowed that because if they didn't I probably would have run away. When I got into my cabin, I was greeted to ants in my bed and promised that I would get a cot. This cot ended up not getting delivered and I had to sleep on the floor for the whole week. After the ants spread through all of the yoga mat beds, did they actually do something. That something was them spraying a powder that did nothing to the ants. The ants came back the next day. When it was finally time to eat, I was expecting the food to be bad, but not inedible. We were served green French fries and half frozen chicken fingers. The option that me and my friends took were the salad bar. We ended up eating little protein that week which eventually leaded to fatigue and lightheartedness because most of our diet consisted of salad and pasta. When my friend finally had enough of the camp and was getting homesick, he only had one simple request. This request was to have a supervised phone call to his mom. After hours of crying, he finally gave up, with the compromise that the head woman would call his parents. We all suspected that she would leave all of the fact that he was lightheaded from not eating and the fact that there were ants in our cabin. This was confirmed when we asked his mother what the head leader said and she said he was crying about homesickness and did not mention anything else. The last thing I want to mention is the cleanliness of the camp. I left camp speers with a very severe case of impetigo that could only finally be treated when I went to a dermatologist. This was caused by the lifejackets, as the spots were exactly where the lifejacket rested on me. The least they could do is spray them with a hose every night. Instead they let them sit in a garage letting infection grow on them. No child should have to go through a camp like camp speers. This is based on opinion and your child might have fun but in my opinion the only good thing about the camp was the friends met along the way like Philip.

My experience with Trail Blazers as a parent is beyond words. I can say that Trail Blazers has…read morecontributed to the excellent young woman my daughter has blossomed into. My daughter is now twenty years old and has moved from the role of a camper to a full blown counselor. My son is twelve years old, loves the camp as well and has been going for the past 4 years. My children attend winter, spring and summer sleep away camp with Trail Blazers! Trail Blazers camp inspires children to become team-players, builds character, confidences, life long friendships and ultimately prepares children for leadership roles! I would recommend this camp to every parent looking for safe and functional environment for their child.

From the owner: We provide outdoor adventures during all seasons and for all ages. As the oldest program of its…read morekind in the US, we offer exciting programming for school, organizations and individualism alike.

Well my great grandson Aiden who just turned 6 loves it. He is getting to do a lot of outdoor…read morethings and enjoys the other kids

I can't say enough about Stomping Ground Camp. My 8yo son went this summer. It was his first…read moreovernight Camp ever. We were all anxious and signed him only for one week, and mentally ready to go pick him up early in case he wanted to come back. I remember receiving a call from one of the directors two days after Camp started. I thought: my son is homesick and they are calling to go and pick him! Instead of that, he asked to call home to beg if he can stay longer! He was having so much fun and enjoying himself. For summer 2017, he wants to stay the 4 weeks!!! He can't wait. We love Stomping Ground Camp!

Camp Stomping Ground is top notch! Laura, Jack and all of the staff are exceptional. They go above…read moreand beyond to help create memories that will last a lifetime!

I came to this camp with my friend, looking for a fun time. And we found the staff extremely rude…read more We felt very pressured to join into activities we didn't want to. A grown man called us "lazy" for sitting down, and made us go to the art room. He was very rude and pushy. The staff take certain activities too seriously, screaming or even pushing children if they mess up. And be mind there are 5 year olds at this camp. I personally saw one councilor who made a kid cry because they sat in the wrong section. The "boss lady" would yell at kids for expressing their feelings One of the councilors would be very rude and passive aggressive shaming us if we didn't participate. The wait time for activities are also EXTREMELY long. We had to wait almost 2 hours until the next thing. And most of the time the councilors would make everyone sit on the ground. My friend and I went there for one week and I have bruises from having the sit on the HARD ASS GROUND. And lastly the boss was so rude to the councilors, one had to fake talk to kids to make sure the boss wouldn't see her sitting. Do not recommend for any age. Especially teenagers or smaller kids. Horrible environment and staff.

Great holiday activity with the family. Very low key, Covid…read moreRestrictions apply and easy to get to.