Overnight camps

[Anonymous]

Can you please recommend your favorite overnight summer camps? Thanks.

[Anonymous]

Can you be more specific?

What location? Price? Length of time? Any particular activity? Rustic or not?

[Anonymous]

We booked ours in January :/

[Anonymous]

For a boy or girl, and age?

[Anonymous]

OP here. Girl, age 11. Something within driving distance of DMV area - up to 2 hours. Not too rustic - was hoping to find maybe an air conditioned cabin. That might be a stretch!

[Anonymous]

Our daughter loved Camp Hidden Meadows. But it’s more like a 4 hour drive, in W. Virginia

[Anonymous]

They do run a bus from Northern Virginia if you don’t want to drive

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:OP here. Girl, age 11. Something within driving distance of DMV area - up to 2 hours. Not too rustic - was hoping to find maybe an air conditioned cabin. That might be a stretch!

Air conditioned sleep away? I got nothing

But Camp Letts (www.campletts.org) is under an hour from the DMV, is affordable because it's a YMCA camp, and my kids (one boy, one girl) have enjoyed it

[Anonymous]

DD goes to this camp and really likes it. Very reasonably priced for the DMV.

https://www.underthestarsinc.org/

[Anonymous]

Sandy hill. The two week cabins have air conditioning.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Sandy hill. The two week cabins have air conditioning.

+ 1 for Sandy Hill. It does book out in November so keep an eye out for the summer of 2025 registration

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Our daughter loved Camp Hidden Meadows. But it’s more like a 4 hour drive, in W. Virginia

they have a shuttle that leaves from Chantilly near the Dulles satellite parking

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Sandy hill. The two week cabins have air conditioning.

+ 1 for Sandy Hill. It does book out in November so keep an eye out for the summer of 2025 registration

I looked at that one but it seems to be way more expensive than most of the other camps. But I do like the idea of the air conditioning.