Frost Valley YMCA – High Meadow Summer Camp – Hillcroft Day Camp – Mount Saint Mary College Summer Sports Camps – Mohonk Preserve – Rockland Center for the Arts – Wild Earth
Frost Valley YMCA
2000 Frost Valley Rd
Claryville
845.985.2291
info@frostvalley.org
www.frostvalley.org

Frost Valley YMCA offers several overnight programs to meet the needs and interests of all children and teens. Options include adventure trips, horse camps, farm camp, and traditional overnight camp (available in two-week sessions). Just 2.5 hours from New York City in the Catskill Mountains, campers experience a summer that lasts a lifetime! Come for an open house or schedule a private tour. We can’t wait to see you here in the Valley!
High Meadow Summer Camp
3643 Main St
Stone Ridge
845.687.4855
www.highmeadowschool.org

High Meadow School offers recreational day camp for ages 3 to rising 2nd graders and themed day camp for rising 3rd through 8th graders, featuring Wayfinder Experience and Westchester Circus Arts. Sessions run Monday through Friday, July 9, to August 8. Open to residents and visitors to the area, our seven-acre wooded campus is the perfect place for your children to spend their Hudson Valley summer! For more information or to schedule a tour, visit highmeadowschool.org/summer-camp.
Hillcroft Day Camp
Lagrangeville
845.223.5826
www.camphillcroft.com

A camp is where children can learn new skills, make new friends, experiment with ideas, and grow in self-esteem. Camp Hillcroft, under the guidance of our mature and supportive staff, helps children achieve these goals. Since 1950, Hillcroft has been a caring and nurturing family-run camp where children “learn by doing.” Children have the opportunity to experience a full range of enrichment activities: creative arts, swimming, outdoor adventure, theater, dance, farming, and a full sports program. Camp Hillcroft is located on 165 acres, serving children pre-K through 9th grade in Dutchess County. Come see what everyone is talking about. Call to schedule a tour.
Mount Saint Mary College Summer Sports Camps
330 Powell Ave
Newburgh
845.561.0800
www.msmc.edu/SportsCamps

Mount Saint Mary College is once again offering summer sports camps in baseball, softball, basketball, lacrosse, flag football, swimming, soccer, tennis, and volleyball! Designed to teach basic individual and team fundamentals in a fun and exciting learning environment, each camp will be run by the collegiate head coach at the college, their staff, and current team members. We offer camps for ages 6 -18 (varies by camp), and campers will be grouped by age and ability. No experience necessary to attend! Lunch will be provided daily for full-day camps and each camper will receive a Mount Saint Mary College T-shirt. To learn more or to register, visit www.msmc.edu/SportsCamps. Register by March 31, 2025 to get 10% off with code EarlyBird25.
Mohonk Preserve
New Paltz
845.255.0919
www.mohonkpreserve.org

Mohonk Preserve Camp Peregrine and Mountainside Adventures programs provide opportunities for children ages 7 to 13 to spend their summer outside enjoying the natural wonders the Shawangunk Ridge has to offer. Our Young Explorers program is a unique experience for children ages 4 to 6 to engage in nature play with their favorite grownup. Under the careful supervision of our dedicated and professional educators, campers will laugh, play, and learn together; explore interests and abilities; and expand their understanding of themselves, each other, and the world to which they belong. For more information, visit www.mohonkpreserve.org/summercamp.
Rockland Center for the Arts
27 S Greenbush Rd
West Nyack
845.358.0877
www.rocklandartcenter.org

Arts Camp @ RoCA is a place for young artists to explore creativity on our spacious grounds and in professionally equipped studios. A large sparkling pool and open field provide plenty of healthy outdoor recreation. Campers learn to express themselves through the visual and performing arts. Four two-week sessions: June 30 to August 22, 2025 with a 3 or 5 day a week option. Saturday Open Houses: March 15, April 12, or May 10, from 2:00 to 5:00 pm.
Wild Earth
2307 Lucas Turnpike
High Falls
845.256.9830
www.wildearth.org

At Wild Earth, all of the senses are engaged as campers meet plants and animals, learn wilderness skills, create natural crafts, and build deep connections with friends and inspiring adult and teen mentors. Guided by patterns we’ve observed in nature, we begin each day by gathering in the woods through expressing gratitude and finding new ways to play. We form smaller groups and set up camp in the forest by building fire pits and shelters. Our instructors tailor activities to the interests of the campers, fostering curiosity and guiding learning through skillful questions, opportunities for appropriate risk-taking, and empowering challenges.