“Seven years ago, I waved good-bye to my 8 year old daughter as I dropped her off at Camp Woodmont. I thought it would be the hardest 2 weeks of my life … We love Camp Woodmont and can’t say enough good things about it. It’s truly a place where kids can be kids and build long lasting friendships. They are given a rare chance to unplug, which is hard to come by in their world. And most importantly, they have a great time, in a safe and loving environment.”

“Going to Camp Woodmont has been one of the best experiences for our 10-year-old son.  Raising children in today’s high-tech and social-media driven world is so challenging. Camp Woodmont allows our child to be himself, make friends, and have fun in a safe, nurturing environment. It’s a true break from living in the city where our kids grow up too fast.  His experience at camp has had an incredible impact on his self-confidence and willingness to be himself!”

“We love Camp Woodmont! Both of my children have attended Camp Woodmont every summer for the past 12 years – first as campers, then as Counselor Assistants, and now as Counselors in Training. They begin a “countdown to camp” in January, as plans begin to reunite with other campers who also come back year after year. Not only have they made lifelong friendships, but many wonderful memories. As a parent, I love that they are safe, well cared for, and actually looking forward to spending time outside away from technology.”

“My two children have been Camp Woodmont campers since they were very little. The very first year I knew what a special place it was when my son, Bob, then age 7, cried his first night home because he missed his counselor so much. Each summer my kids come home full of excited tales of climbing walls, ropes courses and X games. Their internet heroes were replaced by counselors, their ipads, phones and Xbox replaced by songs, hiking and archery. There is a special feeling of authenticity at Camp Woodmont that is truly unique and magical. For Maddie and Bob, now entering the teens, it’s where they will forever get to be real kids.”