Before the pandemic camp Sun N fun was so much fun ,we had flagpole,swimming in the pool two times…read morea day,but after the pandemic it went downhill quickly the camp didn't have flagpole,they had one swim a day and I think they should have 2 swimming because summer was so hot and the pool will cool you off and the food was okay ,but it had weird side dishes they needed to renovate the bathroom so it could have air conditioning and they needed change the beds because they are not comfortable to sleep ,it still a fun camp to go to and I hope next year it would change,that why I'm giving them three stars and I would come back next year

This is an outstanding care facility that works with special needs adults and children. This is a 4…read moreseason facility and they offer everything a handicapped person would need. If you need respeite from your charge these kind, knowledgeable councilors can handle almost any kind of person's needs. You should look into the programs they offer, they are well organized and your charge will have the time of their lives.

Like my father who attended in 1953 , I loved it! The only bad memory I have is being chased by the…read moreJersey Devil on my way to the head at 3:00 in the morning.

My son goes to the sleepaway camp for a couple weeks each summer. We live in Brooklyn and it's…read moreperfect for us! 2 hours away from home. Not a "resort" type camp w/ jet skiing etc but just a sweet traditional sleepaway camp. Archery, boating, horseback riding, campfires, etc. Classic fun! No electronics allowed. The family camp weekends in Labor Day & Memorial Day weekend are fun for our family. The girl's camp across the lake is great too!

Don't send your kids here to play flag football unless they are in the little click that they have…read morehere. I had 2 kids enrolled and didn't even get 1 pass thrown their way the whole season. You would think the adults they have overlooking the games would correct it but they don't. I don't really care about the $280 bucks it costs but I do care about disappointed kids. Don't waste your time.

I came here to volunteer at a football camp. The staff was 45 minutes late in opening the doors, so…read morewe didn't have much time to set up while the campers waited outside. There is a huge indoor field that have tarps that separate it into two sections. Apparently they only have one staffer who knows how to lift the tarp. We had to use a series of bungee cords to jury-rig an opening ourselves. The hallways in this place are narrow, so it's not easy to get large numbers of people in and out. So make sure to get a look at the place so you can plan your event accordingly. All that aside, we had a very good time here. The staff is very friendly and accommodating. With proper planning you can have a great time here!

What can I say about Appel Farms....AWESOMENESS times 10. I went to the Mothers Day retreat this…read morepast weekend and had a blast. The staff is so friendly and informative. Tanner has the making of a TV personality beyond compare. Kristina is the mother of all mothers- taking the time to talk and interact with the children in attendance. They were actually running up to her just to show what they made or found. Her excitement for them was contagious. Denver was busy keeping the event spaces clear and clean... all the while smiling and helping people navigate the space. And lastly we have Sam who was such a joy during check in. Smiling and so sweet. A great first impression to this event. I would highly recommend checking out an event they hold. ArtFest is coming.. and I can't wait to attend.

This is mainly about the summer camp - which is fantastic. It truly is a place where youth can…read morelearn and grow, experience the arts and music in a meaningful way, and become engaged in a community that helps them build life-long skills. There is something magical about this place. The lives that have been touched, both youth and staff, and the connections made. I recommend that parents and guardians send their children to sleep-away camp. The changes that happen in 4-8 weeks are remarkable. Appel Farm has scholarship programs to help pay. And, honestly, if you have the money to donate to the cause, please do. I've seen a youth's life change for the better over and over here. I worked as a staff member years ago. I've recently been back as a non-staff person, just to observe and experience the magic again. If I had children, I'd send them here - and I encourage everyone to consider the skills that the arts can bring to a young person's development into a civic-minded adult.

A good camp you'll get a very good vibe from the scenery and nature around you…read more I highly recommend