Lake & pool skills
Lake Lenape supports waterskiing, kayaking, sailing and inflatable play; two heated pools serve instruction and recreation.
中文Canadensis, Pennsylvania
A lake, two pools and a multi-room arts center leave a full summer to explore interests in depth.
Canadensis is a coed residential camp in Pennsylvania’s Poconos, centered on private Lake Lenape. Sports, water, outdoor adventure and arts share the daily schedule, with more electives for older grades. Campers completing grades 2–5 have one daily elective, and grades 6–9 have two. They can keep an interest across the summer or change weekly, making it a good fit for a longer stay with a consistent peer group.
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Lake Lenape supports waterskiing, kayaking, sailing and inflatable play; two heated pools serve instruction and recreation.
Woodworking, ceramics, digital photography and design, video, glass fusion and T-shirt work offer different creative media.
The Rec Hall’s stage, lights, sound and costume room support musical theater and camp performances.
A four-sided climbing wall provides different levels, alongside high ropes and a zip line.
Basketball, tennis, pickleball, soccer, baseball, softball and gymnastics complement cabin activities and electives.
Campers can retain favorite electives or change weekly, with more choice for older grades.
Cabins typically house 8–12 campers and at least three counselors, with showers, toilets, sinks and storage.
Tuition includes laundry, canteen, local day trips and scheduled roundtrip transport from New York, New Jersey and Pennsylvania.
Regular ages are 7–16; ask about shorter first-time options, individual eligibility and overseas transport. The camp is not religiously affiliated.
Tuition includes canteen, local day trips, scheduled transport, laundry, camper photos and selected event T-shirts.
Riding, private tennis, off-site golf and older-camper overnight trips cost extra; ask about 2027 options and charges.
Ask about deposits, payment schedules, refunds and required camp clothing.
Camp is in Canadensis; ask about scheduled New York, New Jersey and Pennsylvania bus stops and separate airport arrangements.
Camp provides meals, cabin-based routines and weekly laundry; discuss health, diets and medication in advance.
Parents can send printed messages through the camp system; campers write letters and make scheduled calls. Ask about language and communication needs for overseas families.
Discuss this camp and participation arrangements with an ASCWORLD education adviser.
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