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!

This is an outstanding summer camp for kids 8 to 16 years old. It is on a beautiful section of…read morepristine wilderness deep in the Adirondacks with a well-maintained lake, boats, canoes, waterslides and activities that run the full gamut. There are hiking and biking trails, ball fields and diamonds for baseball, and tennis courts, etc. run by a very well trained counselor and supervisory staff. I can't say enough good things about this beautiful camp.

From the owner: Camp Turk is an overnight summer camp located in the Adirondack Mountains in Upstate, NY. The camp…read moreis situated on over 1,500 acres of land with a private lake. Camp is open to all kids between the ages of 8 to 16. We offer over 30 activities.

I have been a PE teacher, coach and avid softball player as well as baseball fan. Visiting CDP was…read morefabulous. The park itself is spotless. The concession stands which were much needed and used, were considerably priced. The transporters to and from fields were personable and happy to provide service which always left positive conversation while in route. Even the gift shop was reasonably priced. Seeing my nephew happy and in his place of comfort was worth every minute and penny spent. When I asked him if he felt like a professional due to the beauty of each field his answer was yes. I asked him what else made it so special and his answer was " it is beautiful to be on a nice field and be able to see the mountains and clouds above." A simple statement with depth and gratitude. We waited for two hours for the opening ceremonies (rain), and it was worth every minute. As an educator and coach, children need to be reminded of the importance of the flag and what freedom means. We as adults need those reminders as well as we all become complacent and can use grounding. I thought the opening ceremonies were exceptional. Another wonderful part of this week was conversing with Linda Presutti. She has a warmth that is loving and compassionate. Even though it was an emotional week for her she made it a point to seek me out during our elimination game. I will treasure the attached photo of her and my nephew and I will never forget this beautiful week. It really was baseball heaven. I am grateful for Linda and Lou for touching millions of lives. Hoping that the happiness experienced here by each player can be played forward by each of them to carry on Coach Lou Presutti's legacy and make this world a better place.

Three games into our Cooperstown experience and my overarching takeaway thus far has been how bad…read morethe officiating is. Cooperstown's draconian rules against arguing with umps give them absolute power with threat of banning your coach from the tournament. A ball that was hit over the right field fence, but was at least four feet outside the foul pole and yet still ruled a home run. A runner tagged in a pickle and running outside the basepath called safe. A pop fly and force on the failed tag up that was then ruled a balk after the play. The pop fly stood, but the base runner was restored on first base.... It just makes no sense. I have never seen such consistently horrible officiating at any tournament and this is supposed to be a professionally run premier baseball experience. Extremely disappointing. I do not recommend.

My daughter and her friend loved this camp. The staff are very friendly and there are lots of…read moreactivities through the day that keep the kids engaged and having fun. The price for sleep away camp is really affordable. I would definitely recommend this place.

From the owner: Choose from a variety of activities including Archery, Woodworking, Beading, Hiking, Swimming,…read moreCrafts, rocketry, geocaching, and much more!

Fantastic Camp for Girls…read more I went to Camp Cedarbrook as a child and I loved it there. It was my safe place. All the staff were genuine and kind. I went through their staff training and joined the staff in the 90's. Now, as an adult with daughters of my own, I send them to Camp Cedarbrook. My oldest enjoyed her time there so much last year that she begged to go for two weeks this summer.

Amazing, magical place. My daughter cannot stop talking about it. I have no doubt that she is…read moregetting an amazing Christian experience, growing in her faith while having SO MUCH FUN.

I went to camp Echo Lake for a work weekend. There was about 40 of us coming from all over. We…read morestayed in the cabins and utilized every aspect of the entire camp. The cabins were really nice and clean upon arrival. There were bathrooms and sinks in the cabins which was awesome. A small bathhouse was not far away with really nice showers. The only thing I could say was they were advertised as heated and defenitly were not! The kitchen staff was incredible in serving up three meals a day with snacks in between. They were amazing at catering to vegan and vegetarian's as well! The camp staff in general was awesome. We had several classes including mountain biking, rock climbing, kayaking, paddle boarding, and yoga. The staff helped set up materials and walked us through how to properly use them every step of the way. The staff even set up an area for Olympic games and transported water as well. This camp had such a great set up, so many things to do and see, and a staff that made a huge difference in making things run smoothly!

From the owner: Camp Echo Lake Is a full season co-ed sleep away camp in New York's Adirondack Mountains.read more

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.

This camp appears to be exactly what we're looking for our children to experience this summer! Not…read moreonly is it rustic, but it is also well organized with tons of activities including: waterfront, recreation, arts & crafts, nature trails, ropes course, gardening, and caring for farm animals. I was very pleased to learn that the focus seems to be on human interaction and outdoor activities. I stopped sending my children to another local summer camp when I noticed campers arriving with electronics, coolers full of food, and camp counselors riding around in several golf carts. These aren't the values or lessons I want my children learning from their summer camp experience. Once our children attend overnight camp for a week this summer, I will update this review with all the details of their stay!

I found this camp through word of mouth and am so thankful I did. It offered the exact camp…read moreexperience I wanted my children to have. Settled in the middle of nature, the atmosphere promotes relaxation and fosters positivity and social interaction without the negative interference of electronics. The camp director, Maria, made my first time without my children for a week, such a positive experience. I sent four children this summer and one did have a very difficult time with home sickness. Maria was AMAZING with how she handled his difficulties, stayed in touch with me and still encouraged my son. I could not have asked for any better of experience for my children and will definitely be sending my children again, and again, and again!!!!

Stopped by on a rainy day on the way from Ithaca to Yonkers as a little pit stop for our little…read moreone. It's $10 a person, free for babies less than a year. I loved all the pretend play, from doctor's office, dentist office, the bank, the car shop, the vet, the grocery store, etc. Sure some stuff is pretty outdated/old, but at the same time there were some features we hadn't seen at other children's discovery museums, such as the flight simulator. We had a fun time and spent maybe 1.5 hours here.

This place was nice and I'd definitely come back here. Despite the fact I'm pretty sure I caught…read morecovid here, not like it's their fault. You go places like this it's just part of the parent life lol. It's almost like strange if you don't get sick after one of these places. Anyway our son had a blast and it was the perfect thing to do after the zoo as it was hot and yay ac. I just wish there was more adult seating, you know where parents can just sit down and the kids play lol. Instead of awkwardly lurking in the corner. Just a few chairs! The outside was cute too, storyland or whatever. This was definitely a good day for my boy. After all this he was actually passing out at dinner which was a first for him. I really liked Binghamton so I expect to come back here eventually.