Adventure Of A Lifetime
Summer Camp Adventure In New York’s Adirondack Park
Why Long Lake Camp Adventures?
At Long Lake Camp Adventures the sky is quite literally the limit. Every inch of our scenic campground is packed with activities from breakfast to lights out. Our campers enjoy a unique variety of activities as well as the freedom to choose what they want to do every day. Whether its blacksmithing, horseback riding, special effects make-up, extreme sports, or getting hands on experience working on an American muscle car the only automotive program of its kind, we cultivate an environment where every camper can experience a unique adventure of their own.
When you enroll your child in Long Lake Camp Adventures, they’ll discover all the adventure and fun to be had in the great outdoors. Explore the Adirondack mountains by hiking and camping or stay on camp and our staff can show them the ropes of archery, kayaking, gardening, animal care and much more! Getting campers off their electronics and immersed in one-of-a-kind activities is our top priority.
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We offer 2, 3, and 6 week programs for our campers. You can find more information on our Dates and Rates page. Contact us today to learn more about our schedule and rates.
When your camper comes to Long Lake Camp Adventures, they’ll discover incredible skills, make long-lasting friendships, and create memories to last a lifetime.
Can campers choose their own activities each day?
Yes! Campers can choose from anything listed on our activities menu, and all activities are available to every camper regardless of age or experience. They are free to try anything that interests them and can even change their schedule by the hour.
Can my child focus on one favorite activity while still exploring others?
Absolutely. If your child is most interested in Automotive, for example, they can spend as much time as they choose in the garage. At the same time, they are always welcome to try wakeboarding, blacksmithing, ATV adventures, sports, arts, waterfront activities, and more. The flexibility allows campers to follow their passions while discovering new interests.
What does a typical day at camp look like?
The day’s at Long Lake are as unique as the campers who live them. They might go horseback riding in the morning, wakeboard on Long Lake, enjoy capture the flag, have lunch with bunkmates, relax during rest hour, build a soap box car, go skateboarding, create something in the forge, mountain bike through groomed trails, and finish the evening around a campfire under the stars. Every day is shaped by the camper’s choices.
What are the cabins like at Long Lake Camp Adventures?
Our state-of-the-art cabins overlook Long Lake and the Adirondack Mountains. They feature modern pine interiors, cedar bathrooms with slate floors, and comfortable, well-insulated spaces designed for both safety and relaxation.
How long can campers stay at camp?
Families can choose from 2-week, 3-week, or 6-week sessions. These options provide flexibility for first-time campers and returning families, with additional eight-week sessions available upon request.
What type of child thrives at Long Lake Camp Adventures?
We attract kids ages 7 to 16 who love the outdoors, enjoy hands-on experiences, and prefer a fun, non-competitive environment. Campers come from around the world and are supported by directors, counselors, and unit leaders who ensure they feel happy, confident, and engaged.
Who runs the camp activities?
All activities are led by highly trained staff from around the world. They guide campers through each experience, helping them build skills, explore new interests, and grow with confidence. All of our staff are at least 20 years old and have recently graduated or are studying the field they will be teaching. Each staff member goes through an extensive interview process, 2 weeks of intense training, as well as an FBI background check.
How are campers supervised throughout the day?
Our staff is with campers every step of the way, providing instruction, encouragement, and support. Safety and engagement are always a priority. There is never a moment during the day that campers don’t have multiple sets of adult eyes and ears on them.
What makes your unit leaders unique?
Unit leaders provide an extra layer of care and supervision. They ensure campers are happy, safe, eating well, making friends, and getting the most out of camp. They also keep parents informed and help campers overcome homesickness. To campers, they are a camp “fairy godparent.” For parents, unit leaders are your eyes, ears, and voice on camp. Keeping you involved in the camp process as well as making sure famlies feel connected over great distances.
How do campers choose their activities?
Campers choose their activities every day. The whole camp meets after breakfast and lunch to review the day’s options, and campers select from seven activity periods. Each activity period will have anywhere from 10 – 25 options to choose from and campers don’t need to stick to their schedule. They have total control over their choices and the freedom to make each day as unique as they are!
Do campers stay with their bunk all day?
Campers are with their bunkmates during meals, mornings, evenings, and lights out. During activity periods, they choose their own schedule based on their interests.
What kinds of activities can campers choose from?
We offer over 60 different options include high ropes, paintball, archery, wakeboarding, sailing, skateboarding, gardening, trips, sports, automotive restoration, arts and crafts, music, and much much more. Campers can try anything and repeat activities they love as much as they want. We are also constantly adjusting the schedule to fit the needs of our current population as well as adding new and exciting activities every year!
What happens on the first day of camp?
The fun begins as soon as campers arrive. They settle into their cabins, meet new and returning friends, enjoy dinner and an ice cream social, and begin orientation the next day before jumping into activities.
Where is the camp located?
We are located in the heart of the Adirondack Mountains on the shores of beautiful Long Lake.
How do campers get to and from camp?
We offer a chartered bus service from New York, return bus service at the end of camp, and airport transportation to and from Albany for international campers.
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