We would like to welcome you to Forest Lake Camp, one of America’s great sleepaway camps since 1926! Our camp was founded by H.T. Confer, and remains in family hands to this day. Since 1926, thousands and thousands of boys and girls have experienced the wonders of Forest Lake Camp, gaining independence, developing self-confidence, establishing strong new friendships, touching the majesty of the outdoor world, and sampling an extraordinarily broad range of activities never experienced before. We very much encourage you to take a look at our website, and begin to get to know us. Read about our values and principles. Look at our Directors and Counselors. Order our DVD and see for yourself the absolute beauty of Forest Lake Camp, our fields, our private Adirondack mountain lake with its extensive swimming and boating activities, our tennis and basketball courts, our horses for our outstanding riding program. View and read about the whitewater rafting trips, the hiking and fishing trips, our performing arts programs, and so much more. Read the testimonials, unsolicited, and check our parent references. Forest Lake Camp is a nurturing, safe, healthy, life-shaping experience for a child. If you think it's right for your child, please give us a call or request more information. Sincerely, The Directors of Forest Lake Camp
Visit Forest Lake Camp at www.forestlakecamp.com
If you are 13 or older, you can also fill out this form to send them email.
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Statement of Principles & Values
Here are the some of the things we live by:
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The Camper. We ALWAYS put the Camper first.
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We will seek out opportunities for the Camper to achieve independence and to grow as a person.
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We will assure each Camper’s happiness.
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We will offer a wide variety of programs, activities and experiences, reflective of the diverse set of interests held by our Campers.
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We will encourage our Campers to try and to reach.
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We will maintain a warm, kind, safe, nurturing environment.
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We will recognize the importance of counselors as role models, assuring they conform to the highest standards of integrity and behavior.
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We will encourage strong personal relationships between Camper and counselor, and friendships among Campers.
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We will seek improvement in all we do.
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We will maintain the physical beauty of our setting.
It is our hope that, when a camper departs at the end of a session, the following outcomes are evident:
He/she is more self-confident in new situations. He/she has more friends. He/she is more physically fit. He/she is more self-reliant. He/she has acquired new interests. He/she has refined previously held skills. He/she leaves with a sense of accomplishment.
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