Camp La-No-Che

I was so impressed. This is the best run camp I’ve ever been to. Stayed overnight with my six-year-old and very cold weather which was challenging but so worth it. Clean restrooms, friendly staff they definitely run a tight ship. Highly recommend this experience.

Just returned from winter camp and had a great time. While my son was at his merit badge classes, I was at atv and cope. The staff were really nice and helpful. The bathrooms and showers were clean. The dining room clean and staff was nice. The food was okay. Thank you to Quentin if that is how it's spelled from Atv. Alex, James, Kidius (not sure if that is the correct spelling) Joey or Joseph for being so nice and patient with us adults. 🙂

Camp LaNoChe has everything you could ever hope for in a camp. Plenty of Merit Badges, High Adventure, Extracurricular Games and Activities, both tent camping as well as sites with 5 Adirondacks Screened Cabins which sleep 6-10 per cabin. The food is good and the staff are very accommodating to special dietary needs, and the salad bar has evolved over the last few years and has become quite impressive. They have laundry facilities at the camp, medical staff, and plenty of camp rangers who all are ready to help when needed. There is a scout shop on site as well as a snack bar. They have two ‘winter’ camps each year. The staff is trained and highly motivated to provide scouts with a top notch experience.

Me and my son have been going here for the past 9 years. This camp is a wonderful place and has just about everything. Only draw back is there online sign up and info not the most user friendly and there not great a getting back to you right away when you call or email. The camp it self thou is one of the best i have ever been to and i have been to 6 summer camps in 6 different state. If you get a chance to go here make it happen.

Loved the place, had great staff and a nice campus atmosphere and it has been the first time I’ve gone camping and was sad to leave