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Since 1937, deep in the woods of beautiful Harriman State Park on the shores of Lake Kanawauke (just 40 miles north of NYC), Camp Ma-He-Tu has been the home away from home for generations of girls. During each affordable, 2-week overnight session, young women enjoy an exciting mix of traditional summer camp activities - with a focus on individual growth, teamwork, and empowerment.
At Ma-He-Tu, all of our campers from, youngest to oldest, find a place where they can be themselves; a place where they belong. Campers safely enjoy exciting adventures, learn new skills and make life-long friends in a supportive and caring environment. Our facilities include a low ropes course, zip line, Gaga pit, 9-square, waterfront, basketball and volleyball court, theater stage, arts & crafts cabin, dance studio, archery field, playing field, chapel, tennis and pickleball court, nature tent, and campfire circles.
If you are looking for a small, personal, and incredibly FUN camp - we are the place for you! Our girls make 100 new friends by the time the session is over and form relationships that last a lifetime.
As the camp song goes, "Once you've come Ma-He-Tu stays within your heart forever!"
The majority of our counselors are former Ma-He-Tu campers who carry on our camp culture and traditions. In addition, every summer we host several international staffers, some whom return year after year.
We realize the enormous trust that parents place in us by sending their daughters to Ma-He-Tu, and we take that trust very seriously. It is our privilege to keep our campers safe and to watch them grow.
All staff members are chosen for their enthusiasm, dedication, talent, and above all, their sense of responsibility. Our staff members are excellent students, possess high moral values and leadership capabilities. We select our staff through comprehensive interviews and extensive background and reference checks.
The staff is required to attend pre-season training to further develop leadership skills ensuring a cohesive and consistent environment where our campers feel cared for, accepted, and encouraged.