Accommodations vary based upon position held. Counselors stay in yurts with their specific camp groups, and also are provided with two additional community counselor yurts for their time off.
Three quality nutritious meals a day are served in the newly renovated dining hall. Vegetarian options are part of the daily menu. All meals are freshly prepared by a professional kitchen staff.
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Willson's Waves features four exciting water recreation areas for people of all ages. The wave pool, which has a graduated depth from 0 inches to six feet, offers three-foot waves to bounce bathers around for six-minute intervals. Two 18-foot-high, run-out water slides offer riders a quick splash downward landing them in 10 inches of water. An interactive water playground shoots out sprays, fountains, cascades and “curtains.” The level surface of the spray deck has 57 different spray heads offering an ideal place to cool off for people of all ages.
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Miracle Field is a custom-designed field with a cushioned, rubberized turf to help prevent injuries, wheelchair-accessible dugouts and a completely flat, barrier-free surface to provide accessibility for all players with disabilities.
The Miracle League is a non-profit organization which serves children ages 6 and up who have any physical or Developmental Disabilities that would exclude them from conventional youth leagues. The league is free and non-competitive.
Anyone with an interest in volunteering or in playing on a Miracle League team should call (914) 813-8007 or visit them online.
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The 1,082 acre Sal J. Prezioso Mountain Lakes Park is Westchester’s northern-most county park. Acquired by the county in 1961, the park is characterized by a rugged landscape and native hardwood forests, rock outcroppings, meandering streams, beautiful views, the highest mountain in Westchester County and miles of trails. Aptly named, the park boasts five lakes and a spectacular overlook, which makes for breathtaking hiking destinations.
Mountain Lakes Park offers the total outdoor experience including camping, fishing, hiking and nature exploration.
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During July and August, the park is home to Camp Morty, a traditional camp experience for underserved children residing in Westchester County.
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The monument’s sculptor, Eamonn O’Doherty of Ireland, describes the memorial as comprising three related elements. “The first represents five members of an Irish family group. The second element depicts the deserted shell of the homestead they’re forced to leave. The third element refers to the potato blight and consists of an overturned basket from which potatoes, as they spill onto the ground, metamorphose into skulls.”
After its dedication in June 2001 the monument received widespread critical praise and won several awards, including American Institute of Architects’ community recognition as Most Outstanding Work of Public Art.
