Anonymous
06/04/2014 16:33
Subject: Re:Deer Valley Family Camp
We go on Labor Day weekend since our schedules no longer can accommodate a full week. Started when the kids were 3 and 5. Love it!
Anonymous
06/04/2014 16:19
Subject: Deer Valley Family Camp
I am bringing back this old thread because to share how excited we are for our Deer Valley trip in a few weeks. We are all so looking forward to it.
On the first day, as you are unpacking into your cabin you can hear all the children racing down the hill to the ball courts, playground and beach. They've been waiting all year for that!
Nice to see other DV campers lurking about dcum.
On the first day, as you are unpacking into your cabin you can hear all the children racing down the hill to the ball courts, playground and beach. They've been waiting all year for that!
Nice to see other DV campers lurking about dcum.
Anonymous
02/09/2014 22:09
Subject: Re:Deer Valley Family Camp
Anonymous wrote:We have gone for years - my kids are 6 and 9 now. Your kids are a great age to start. Families are there with infants all the way up to families with kids out on their own that get together for a family week every summer.
Completely agree.
Anonymous
02/08/2014 18:20
Subject: Deer Valley Family Camp
Anonymous wrote:What is the approximate cost, if you remember?
Also, how is the food? We have one food allergy
kid and one picky eater-can we bring some of our own food?
Last year I think we paid Bout $2k for two adults and two teens. Younger kids are cheaper.
They will accommodate food issues.
Anonymous
02/08/2014 18:18
Subject: Deer Valley Family Camp
Anonymous wrote:How about for middle school age?
The tween, young teen and teen programs are unbeatable.
Anonymous
02/08/2014 18:18
Subject: Re:Deer Valley Family Camp
It is fabulous. We have gone for ten years (our kids are teens now). Heaven on earth for all ages. The kids rub wild, you can sail and swim and do arts and crafts and sit on the little beach. The counselor are super friendly and competent, and great role models.
The food is good, not great but good. And you do not cook it.
. There are fridges for camper food if you want to supply certain of your own things. The kitchen is very accommodating of special requests.
It is cold at night, you will need sleeping bags for the kids and a down comforter for you.
The food is good, not great but good. And you do not cook it.
. There are fridges for camper food if you want to supply certain of your own things. The kitchen is very accommodating of special requests.
It is cold at night, you will need sleeping bags for the kids and a down comforter for you.
Anonymous
02/08/2014 07:32
Subject: Deer Valley Family Camp
What is the approximate cost, if you remember?
Also, how is the food? We have one food allergy
kid and one picky eater-can we bring some of our own food?
Also, how is the food? We have one food allergy
kid and one picky eater-can we bring some of our own food?
Anonymous
02/07/2014 19:07
Subject: Deer Valley Family Camp
How about for middle school age?
Anonymous
02/07/2014 18:57
Subject: Deer Valley Family Camp
Really, no alcohol on vacation? Ick.
Anonymous
02/07/2014 14:08
Subject: Deer Valley Family Camp
We went for several years and really enjoyed it. Your kids are the perfect age. Highly recommend, even without the beer.
Anonymous
02/07/2014 13:39
Subject: Deer Valley Family Camp
Is this the YMCA camp in PA? I notice that they don't allow alcohol, so no sitting around the campfire with a beer at the end of the day. I don't think I could get dh to agree to that.
Anonymous
02/07/2014 13:22
Subject: Re:Deer Valley Family Camp
We have gone for years - my kids are 6 and 9 now. Your kids are a great age to start. Families are there with infants all the way up to families with kids out on their own that get together for a family week every summer.
Anonymous
02/07/2014 12:45
Subject: Deer Valley Family Camp
Has anyone been? Ive read good things but wondering what ages it's most appropriate for. I have a 3 yo and 5yo.
thanks.
thanks.