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The Ramaquois program is designed to be age appropriate for every camper. Each year, new activities and options are added. We run a traditional camp program with a blend of athletic and non-athletic activities. As campers get older, they have more opportunities to customize their camp experience by choosing one elective period per day.

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The Ramaquois program is designed to be age appropriate for every camper. Each year, new activities and options are added. We run a traditional camp program with a blend of athletic and non-athletic activities. As campers get older, they have more opportunities to customize their camp experience by choosing one elective period per day.

Adventure activities teach our campers to overcome obstacles, be resilient, work as a team and appreciate the outdoors.

At athletic activities, our campers acquire new skills, exercise, and most importantly learn sportsmanship and the value of being a good teammate.

Craft activities provide our campers with a fun way to express their individuality. Our craft specialists encourage and celebrate the creativity of our campers!

Cultural activities are a chance for campers to show off their unique talents, follow their passion, try something different, and embrace new ideas (while having fun!)

Our Lake & Water activities give campers an opportunity to grow by developing individual skills and providing a sense of adventure.

Through our Adventure Trip Program, campers entering grades 3 – 10 have the option to travel to new places, try different experiences, and form strong bonds with their friends.

All of our programs and activities are designed to promote a strong sense of community among our campers. Our goal is for campers to truly feel like Ramaquois is their second home, and their friends and counselors are part of their family.

Visiting entertainers put on awe-inspiring performances; some examples range from magicians to trivia show hosts, as well as scientists and basketball phenoms. There is never a dull moment at Ramaquois, and these Special Events make sure to satisfy a variety of interests among our campers.

Dates for Summer 2020

8 weeks

June 29 – August 20

Full Session
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Any 7 weeks out of 8

June 29 – August 20

Seven Weeks
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Any 6 weeks out of 8

June 29 – August 20

Six Weeks
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4 weeks

June 29 – July 24
Limited Availability

1st 4 weeks
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4 weeks

July 27 – August 20

2nd 4 weeks
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Counselor Apprentice Program (CAP)

Entering 10th grade
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CAP Program
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Junior Camp

Campers ages 3 - 6

Robins - Nursery Girls
Girls entering nursery school are part of the Junior Camp community – the side of camp affectionately called “The Champs”.

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Bluejays - Nursery Boys
Doves - Kindergarten Girls
Dolphins - Kindergarten Boys
Freshmen - 1st Grade Girls
Pioneers - 1st Grade Boys

Girl's Side

2nd - 10th grade

Middies - Entering 2nd Grade
Girls who are entering 2nd grade and above are excited to be part of Girls’ Side, known as the “Spirit” of Ramaquois.

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Teenas - Entering 3rd Grade
Debs - Entering 4th Grade
Co-Eds - Entering 5th Grade
Collegians - Entering 6th Grade
Varsity - Entering 7th Grade
Senior Varsity - Entering 8th Grade
Sorority - Entering 9th Grade
CAP Girls - Entering 10th Grade

Boy's Side

2nd - 10th grade

Rangers - Entering 2nd Grade
Boys’ Side, known as The Pride, is the home for our boys entering 2nd grade and above. Campers are encouraged to take pride in their effort, show sportsmanship, be supportive, and take healthy risks.

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Warriors - Entering 3rd Grade
Musketeers - Entering 4th Grade
Explorers - Entering 5th Grade
Hurricanes - Entering 6th Grade
Grenadiers - Entering 7th Grade
Super Grenadiers - Entering 8th Grade
Seniors - Entering 9th Grade
CAP Boys - Entering 10th Grade

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Questions about transportation?

Travel to Camp

Camp Ramaquois is located 30 minutes from the George Washington Bridge. We use the Palisades Parkway as our preferred route to camp. Ramaquois is located off of Exit 13 in Pomona, NY.

Bus Counselors

Our vans are driven by professional, certified, school bus drivers. Additionally, there is at least one Ramaquois bus counselor on the van. The bus counselor ensures that every child is seat-belted and engaged in an age-appropriate activity. At Ramaquois, we believe that the camp day begins when the camper steps onto the bus.

Driving

From East Saddle River Road: East Saddle River Road becomes Saddle River Road in Rockland County. It then becomes Route 306. Continue to end (Route 202). Cross Route 202 and go 1 block to stop sign. Make right at stop sign onto Ladentown Road. Make 1st left onto Mountain Road. Follow signs to Ramaquois.

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Greetings from Camp Ramaquois!

We understand that all of our campers and families, but especially those entering their first summer, may have many questions.

We are always available for you! Whether it is December or July, we are in the office every weekday (and often on weekends!) Do not hesitate to call us.
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