Lake & pool
Choose among swim instruction, kayaking, canoeing, sailing, waterskiing and paddleboarding across pool and lake settings.
中文Greeley, Pennsylvania
Younger campers explore with their cabin; older campers choose six activity periods each day.
Lake Greeley brings lake and pool activities, riding and creative workshops together in the Poconos. Children entering grades 1–4 follow a supervised cabin schedule; from grade 5, campers choose their own six-period day from more than 60 activities. Woodworking, pottery, trapeze and watersports can be mixed in different ways. Sessions range from a first-timer week to an eight-week summer.
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Choose among swim instruction, kayaking, canoeing, sailing, waterskiing and paddleboarding across pool and lake settings.
Make time for pottery, ceramics, woodworking, photography, jewelry or painting and develop practical creative skills.
Flying trapeze, bungee trampoline, climbing, high ropes and the skatepark offer several kinds of physical challenge.
Mix tennis, basketball, baseball, softball and riding with evening entertainment and camp theme events.
Younger campers stay with a cabin schedule; grade 5+ uses daily choice cards. Parents can specify exclusions, swim instruction and main interests.
Rookie Week introduces camp living to new families with children ages 6–13.
Cabins have electricity, showers, sinks and toilets, with counselors living alongside campers.
Rookie Week is limited to new families ages 6–13; regular camp is ages 6–15. Ask about cabin grouping.
Mandatory canteen fund: USD 120 for 2 weeks, USD 210 for 4, USD 300 for 6 and USD 390 for 8. Ask about the Rookie Week fee.
Activities are included; the canteen fund covers snacks, laundry and trip shirts. Extra-fee options, airport transfers and personal spending are additional.
Ask about discount eligibility, deposits, cancellation and the first-time-camper early-departure refund rules.
Transfers may be arranged from JFK, Newark and Avoca airports; confirm dates, prices and unaccompanied-minor handover first.
English is encouraged in daily life. Ask about tutoring and cabin arrangements.
Health forms include a physician section; discuss medical, dietary and support needs before enrollment.
Discuss this camp and participation arrangements with an ASCWORLD education adviser.
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