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forest lake camp

A truly unique location

The history of Forest Lake Camp dates back to 1926 when the camp first opened its doors as a summer camp for boys. Now we offer the opportunity for you to become a part of that history by hosting your own event on our 823 acre property located in the Adirondack Park in upstate New York. Our truly unique facility is available to all types of groups and whether you are looking for a self managed visit or some help in designing your program, we are here to make your stay truly memorable.

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What makes our facility unique?

  • 823 Acre Private Property
  • Our own 25 acre private spring fed lake with 1.5 miles of shoreline
  • 20 + Cabins and buildings for guests
  • 6,000+ Sq Ft Dining Hall *New for 2016*
  • 25 miles of private hiking / biking trails
  • Row boats, paddle-boards, canoeing, fishing, kayaking, sailing
  • Beach volleyball court
  • 2 Baseball / softball fields
  • 2 Soccer fields
  • 2 Lacrosse fields
  • 2 Outdoor basketball courts
  • Street hockey rink
  • Dodgeball court
  • 2 Tennis and Pickleball Courts
  • 2 campfire circles
  • Amphitheater
  • 40’ climbing wall
  • 6 ping pong tables
  • 6 tetherball courts
  • Fencing Equipment
  • Dance and yoga pavilion
  • Archery range
  • Wood working shop
  • Science Shop
  • Music Shop
  • Horseback Riding (date dependent)
  • Guided White Water Rafting (date dependent)
  • Various On Site camping facilities

Don't see what you're looking for?

On the drop down menu bar you will find information on the types of packages and groups that we can provide instant information for. If you are from a different dynamic, maybe looking for a film location, an art retreat or any other group please get in touch. We would love to help to make it possible for you to come and share in our historic and beautiful location.

To inquire about a booking, please contact [email protected] or fill out our rental request form.

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