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!

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!

I had sent my son to lake greeley for the first time last year, the summer of 2022, and he had a…read moregreat time. I had seen some postings and some information about 2021 and thought that while there were some drawbacks, it was important to get my son out of the house and doing something for the summer. He has been sitting around too long and I want him doing more. When looking around, there were numerous other camps in the area and other kinds of programs, but when I had seen what greeley offered to what the price would be especially compared to the other programs, I thought that it would have been a steal. I jumped on the offer for a 2 week session and luckily everything worked out. Greeley was great, the people were very welcoming and worked with the kids very well and my son made a number of new friends which is the bonus to him being up and moving.

My son participated in this camp during 2021. There were 14 young boys in one cabin with only one…read moreadult (we were told there would be only 8 kids in the cabin)! The kids were mean and cursed during the week and the camp did not address it. When I reported it to the camp directors (Mat and Rose), they never responded to my email. The many activities that were shown on the video were not available (the ropes course for example) due to being understaffed. My son actively disliked his experience. I will also say that this director responded to my review on google within 12 hours of my posting but as a parent I emailed and didn't hear anything for more than two weeks. This Director clearly cares more about image than actual responsiveness to parents or the camper experience. In fact, I am still waiting on a response to my email. We were not told in advance about activities being closed, and we were assured that although there were Covid staffing issues there would be enough staff to run a great camp. This was not my son's experience. There are many awesome camps out there and parents should know that the directors are unresponsive except to reviews.

My granddaughter has been attending Camp Lindenmere for the last 4 years and she is absolutely in…read morelove with camp. She loves her majors and the ability to make changes. She also loves and looks forward to trip days. Camp Lindenmere has an amazing leadership team, who are readily available and keep her parents well informed with how she is doing. I attended parent visitation day and was absolutely impressed with how much they had learned in such a short space of time. It was an absolutely wonderful day. Thanks Camp Lindenmere for giving my grandbaby such a wonderful summer and such wonderful memories for the future.

My own children had a wonderful experience at Camp Lindenmere. After a very disappointing…read moreexperience at a different camp, we decided to send our son to Lindenmere after other parents recommended it enthusiastically. My daughter, who was initially reluctant to go to sleepaway, decided that she wanted to go too. Though they are both very different in interests and personality, they both had an amazing summer. The staff really works to ensure that each child is valued, included, and engaged. Since they have such an expansive program, my children not only got to experience a wide variety of activities but also met other children with a wide variety of interests. The camp is flexible about letting students change majors and the kids loved trip days. There is a strong community feel and the facilities are very well-maintained. My kids are really looking forward to another summer at Lindenmere.

We came here to see Resica Falls. It has friendly short trail to the falls. Few yards down from…read morethe parking lot and a good view is visible. Quiet and peaceful place. Nobody was there when we went. There are picnic tables available if interested to bring food. My friend said that would be a good idea for future visit. The park is free and open to public. No one is allowed in the Boy Scout camping lodge area unless you are part of a troop and has an event to attend to. A nice stop over if in the area

My wife and I were in Bushkill falls staying at my best friend's place. We were planning our…read moreadventure for the next day and this is one of the places that we decided to go to. This is just 20 minutes away from where my best friend lives. The place is open to the public and there is free parking. After we parked, we noticed that Resica falls is just a short distance from the parking area, I noticed a few picnic tables on the area where you can see the falls, they have installed a fence close to the water, at first I thought it is to prevent people from slipping and falling into the water but we saw a signage/warning that says "NO ONE IS PERMITTED BEYOND THE RAILING & CABLES, KNOWN VENOMOUS SNAKE HABITAT BEYOND THIS POINT". Oh Gosh!!!. Ever since reading the warning I never ventured around tall grasses in the area and I was always looking down, taking precautions for the possibility of snakes around. Luckily we never encountered any. It was a satisfactory visit to the falls with my friends, we just enjoyed taking photos of our outing.

We came here for a family weekend over Labor Day and had such a wonderful time! I didn't know what…read moreto expect, but the experience exceeded my expectations. There were so many activities to choose from--big swing, pontoon boat ride, sailing, kayaking, the giant lake slide, tie-dye, archery, axe throwing, rifle and BB shooting, climbing, candle making, and more. Most of the counselors were fantastic--great with kids and clearly passionate about what they do. The cabins are very basic, so be sure to bring your own chairs, sheets, and pillows, but the temperature controls made it comfortable. The meals had a nice variety and were surprisingly good for camp food. The last night's campfire, complete with a talent show and s'mores, was such a special way to end the weekend. While not all families were particularly social, the ones we connected with were great. Overall, we had a wonderful time and would definitely come back again!

Interesting location for a blood drive. So can't really assess the "camp" itself. With that said,…read morebeautiful location in the wilds of Sussex County, NJ, gorgeous lake, large meeting room with fireplace. very relaxing environment to donate blood.

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.

Good property. Friendly and helpful staff. Camp has lots of space to do activities. The lake adds…read moreanother level of activities that can be done, which is great. Food options and variety really good for a camp.

I spent 3 nights at Camp Candensis through a Living Social adult summer camp event, it was…read moresponsored by Mike's hard lemonade. It was a great way to meet new people and try different activities or relax away from the stress of life. There was swimming, kayaking, hiking, rock climbing, karaoke, arts/crafts, yoga , boot camp etc. (when the camp is run for children in the summer they also have archery, horseback riding, zip line, high ropes course, etc) The only thing that could have been a little better were the bathrooms (a little TLC,paint and bleach would be great). The food is typical cafeteria style and selection.