Contact

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Pok-O-MacCready Camps
1391 Reber Road, Willsboro, NY 12996

Attention: Kat Moser, Executive Director

Business Telephone:

800.982.3538 (within the U.S.)
518.963.7656

Daily from 8:00am to 5:00pm EST

(See Right for Summer Seasonal Numbers)

Email:  [email protected]

Seasonal Phone Lines (June 20 – August 20)

CAMP POK-O-MOONSHINE (Boys Camp): (518) 963-8366.
Headmaster: Josh Bornt
Use this number for questions concerning boy’s campers, staff and activities, or in case of emergency.

BOYS HEALTH CENTER: (518) 963-8104
Use this number for boy’s health issues and general health inquiries

CAMP MacCREADY (Girls Camp): (518) 963-8982.
Head of Camp: Jen Fierman
Use this number for questions concerning girl’s campers, staff and activities, or in case of emergency.

GIRLS HEALTH CENTER: (518) 963-8628
Use this number for girl’s health inquiries only.

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Pok-O-MacCready Camps
1391 Reber Road, Willsboro, NY 12996

Located in New York’s Adirondack Mountains

800.982.3538 (within the U.S.)
518.963.7656
[email protected]

ABOUT OUTDOOR EDUCATION CENTER

The Outdoor Education Center is located on over 400 acres of land with a beautiful Adirondack lake surrounded by forests, trails and wilderness.

The Center is within an hours drive of the High Peaks Adirondack Region, three miles from Lake Champlain and across the lake from Burlington, VT.

For the past 50 years our mission at the Pok-O-MacCready Outdoor Education Center has been to create and encourage a sense of awe in the presence of nature, to build self confidence, to nurture self worth and to promote teamwork, communication and tolerance for students of all ages.

ABOUT POK-O-MACCREADY CAMPS

Pok-O-MacCready sits on a peninsula on
Long Pond in New York’s Adirondack
Park, just minutes from Lake Champlain.
Our campus contains over 400 acres of
woods and fields along two miles of
scenic waterfront surrounded by gentle
peaks – a perfect place to do any of the
countless activities camp offers!

Our boys camp is the longest running camp under
the continual ownership of one family
in the United States. What started as
an education and recreational summer
experience for a few young men has now
become a flourishing co-educational
camp for 300 campers each summer.

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