Last summer, we were filled to capacity for the ninth straight year. Don't get
stuck on the waiting list this year - register now!!!
Virtual Tour

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Facilities and staff
Click
here for employment information for
counselors, coaches and more.
Camper to staff ratio is never
greater than 8 to 1
Counselors in each cabin
Certified athletic trainers
and lifeguards on site
Five divisions for interleague
play
Olympic-sized pool
9-hole miniature golf course.
Private lake for boating and
kayaking
Canteen/snack bar with billiards,
table tennis and video games
Four full-sized indoor courts;
six full-sized outdoor courts
Cabin roommate assignments
are always honored
Nearest airport is in Allentown, Pennsylvania - just 30 min.
away
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Players in the camp's high-school
age NBA league pose in front of one of two indoor facilities.
One-week sessions for
2008 -
$600 each
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June 29-July 4 |
Girls/Boys
11-17 |
4 Girls
openings; Boys filled |
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July 6-11 |
Girls/Boys
11-17 |
6 Girls
openings; Boys filled |
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July 13-18 |
Boys
9-16 |
Filled |
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July 20-25 |
Boys
9-16 |
Filled |
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July 27- Aug.1 |
Boys
9-16 |
Openings
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Aug. 3-8 |
Boys
9-16 |
Openings |
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Updated: June
1 ,2008 |
Two-week sessions
- $1,300 each
(Price includes
Saturday trip to Dorney Park
and Friday night at the movies)
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• June 29-July
11 |
Boys and Girls 11-17 |
2
openings (boys & girls) |
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• July 13-July 25
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Boys 11-17
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4
Openings |
Sample Day
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7:30 |
Rise and shine |
| 8:15 |
Breakfast
All meals are served in the spacious dining hall which overlooks
our private lake. Food is plentiful and always includes a variety
of vegetarian and low-fat options. |
| 9:15 |
Skill Development
Instructional sessions with our resident coaches and college
players include lessons on ball handling, rebounding, passing,
offense - with and without the ball, defense - on and off the
ball, and of course, shooting. We maintain a camper-staff ratio
of 8 to 1 so that each camper gets adequate individual attention. |
| 11:15 |
Morning Activity
Campers are encouraged to take advantage of our supervised Olympic-sized
swimming pool, or to go boating or kayaking on our private lake. |
| 12:30 |
Lunch |
| 1:15 |
Guest speaker
Guest speakers include Sixers and NBA stars past and present. |
| 2:30 |
League games
Everyone gets an equal amount of playing time in
our competitive league play. Campers are placed in divisions
based on age and ability. Team sizes are kept to a maximum
of eight players. |
| 4:00 |
Afternoon Activity (same as 11:15 above). |
| 5:30 |
Dinner |
| 7:00 |
League Games |
| 9:00 |
Evening Activity
Campers participate in basketball related games and activities
in a fun and competitive atmosphere. Dunk contests, shoot-outs
and the famous Hi-5 contest are great chances to win prizes
and awards. |
| 10:30 |
Lights out |
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Frequently Asked Questions
Q:
What do all campers receive as part of camp attendance?
A: All campers receive the following:
Official camp
reversible practice jersey
Invitation
for two to private 76ers practice or preseason
game/clinic.
Official
camp handbook
Official camp
player evaluation
Q:
Can my child be assigned to the same cabin as his friend(s)?
A: Yes, on the questionnaire you return to us, simply list the names
of friends.
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Q:
Should I select a one or two-week session for my child?
A: Each week is complete in itself. If you are not certain,
it is usually best to select one week, particularly for the youngest
campers.
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Q:
What if my child has to take medication while at camp?
A: We have a Nationally Certified Athletic Trainer at camp at
all times to administer medication as prescribed.
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Q:
Is individual instruction available at camp?
A: Yes, free time periods we can assign a coach to work with
your child on a specific skill.
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Q:
Is the camp very competitive?
A. Never more than 8 players on a team, every camper must play
at least half the game. Campers are assigned to leagues based on
both age & ability level.
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Q:
What is the menu like?
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Breakfast: Milk, juice, fruit bar, toast cereal
(sugar or non-sugar) french toast, eggs, pancakes.
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Lunch: Juice, soup & salad bar, dessert
everyday with the following on different days: grilled cheese
& ravioli, pizza, tacos, hoagies/subs of meat, tuna or turkey.
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Dinners: Juice, salad bar, dessert everyday
with the following on different days: Baked/fried chicken, BBQ/baked
chicken with macaroni & cheese, spaghetti & meatballs,
veal or chicken parmigiana and our famous Philly cheesesteak
Q:What
additional activities are available at camp facility?
A.
Other supervised activities include swimming, boating on our private
lake, mini-golf, beach volleyball, batting cage, shuffleboard, ping-pong,
canteen & individual instruction.
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Q:
Where do the kids sleep at camp?
A: Campers are housed in cabins with other campers of the same age.
There is at least one counselor in every cabin. Sinks, showers,
toilets, video system in each cabin. Cabins hold 8-16 campers. Buildings
are not air conditioned.
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Q:
Does my child need extra money at camp?
A: We have a canteen/snack bar that is open twice daily. Kids
may purchase drinks, ice cream, pizza, candy, sundry items, play
video games, etc. Most campers take a $30 card per week. Apparel
items are available for puchase on Sunday and Friday.
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Q:
What is the procedure if my child flies to camp?
A: The nearest airport to camp is Lehigh Valley International
in Allentown, Pennsylvania. This airport is just 35 minutes from
camp & the only airport we will provide shuttle service to &
from the gate ($40 round trip). If you prefer to fly to JFK in NY
or Phila. International Airport and need a limousine service, please
contact:
INTEGRITY
LIMOUSINE SERVICE
888-278-7545
integritylimousine@comcast.net
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Q:
May I visit the camp during the week?
A: No - to insure safety of campers, insurance regulations prohibit
guests (including parents) from visiting.
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Q:
Is there bus transportation?
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- A: New York area: from Port
Authority-round trip $39.85 & one way $25-bus station is just
5 minutes from camp & we will meet your child upon arrival.
Leaves Port Authority @ 11:10 on Sunday and returns @ 3:45 on
Friday.
Q:
What is the phone policy?
A: Pay phones are available from Wednesday evening to the end
of the week. Our efforts are to keep all calls to a minimum.Campers
may place collect calls home or need a phone card.
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Q:
What are waiter, kitchen or special assignment positions?
A: These are the only reduced tuition (no scholarships) positions
in camp. Waiter (12 & older) and Special Assignment positions
save $125 off the weekly tuition while Kitchen (15 & older)
positions save $175 off the weekly tuition. Call for availability
- mainly for returning campers.
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Q:
Where do most of the kids come from?
A: Last year's campers represented over 20 countries and 35
U.S. states.
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Q:
May I change my week?
A: You are welcome to change your week(s) at anytime as long
as space is available in the session of your choice. You
cannot do this online - just call our office when a change of week
is needed
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Q:
Can I cancel my registration?
A: All fees are refundable until January 15 (except for $100
registration fee). After January 15, deposit of $200 per week is
non-refundable.
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Q:
May I change my shirt size?
A: Kids will be given any size they want at camp. Size listed
on application is mainly to estimate our orders.
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Q:
Where is the staff from?
A: The counselors are all college players along with coaches from
all levels-college, high school and middle school.
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Q:
May I have a referral of someone who has attended camp previously?
A: Give us a fax number & your zip code & we'll fax
you a couple of names in the area or email us.
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Q:
When is the Medical form and Questionnaire due that came in the
instruction packet?
A:The Camp Questionnaire & Medical form are both due on
or before June 1. Medical form must be signed by a physician. Both
forms must be on file in our office to participate in the program.
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Q:
Who are the Guest Speakers?
A: There are generally 3 speakers each week (2 current NBA players
and one coach). Our aim is to schedule players that enjoy being
around the kids & can deliver a positive message.
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Q:
What time should I arrive on Sunday?
A: Between 1:00 to 3:00. Our program will begin promptly at
3:00.
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Q:
What time should I pick up my child on Friday?
A: Camp ends at 11:30 am. However, parents are welcome to see
the Championship Games at 9:30, the awards ceremonies at 10:30.
Lunch, consisting of hot dogs and hamburgers, is served at 11:00.
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Q:
Coed weeks - do boys & girls play against each other?
A: No - they each have their own leagues, court & cabin
complex.
Q.
Can I download Camp Instructions?
A.
Yes. Click on "your account." Then enter ID & Password
& click on "download instructions."
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HOTELS:If
you are looking to spend a night or two in Stroudsburg, call
the Hampton Inn (just 5 minutes from camp).
Location
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Camp
address is the following:
Highway 191 & Poplar Valley Road, Stroudsburg, PA
18360
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Use the convenient
printer-friendly button below to print directions, or use MapQuest
or Yahoo
Maps.
From
Philadelphia and points south:
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- Follow I-95 N or I-76 West to I-476
N.
- Merge onto I-476 N (Portions toll).
41.1 miles
- Take the US-22 exit, exit number 33,
towards I-78/ALLENTOWN/PA-309/HARRISBURG. Keep RIGHT at the fork
in the ramp. Merge onto US-22 E. 16.3 miles
- Take the PA-33 N exit towards STROUDSBURG/POCONO
MTS. Merge onto PA-33 N. 21.3 miles
- Take US-209 N towards STROUDSBURG.
Merge onto US-209 N. 3.7 miles
- Take the I-80 E/US-209 N exit. 0.3
miles
- Merge onto US-209 N. 1.4 miles
- Take the PA-611/PARK AVE exit, exit
number 307, towards PA-191. 0.2 miles
- Turn RIGHT onto PA-611. 0.3 miles
- Turn RIGHT onto PA-191. Continue for
2.6 miles and look for the entrance to camp on your Right.
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From
New York and points north:
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- From the George Washington Bridge,
merge onto I-80 W and continue into Pennsylvania (over 60 miles).
- After paying toll to enter Pennsylvania,
continue for approxmiately 5 miles, then take the PA-191/BROAD
ST exit, exit number 307.
- Turn LEFT onto PA-191. Continue for
3.0 miles and look for the entrance to camp on your Right.
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