Long Lake Camp for the Arts is the only summer sleepaway arts camp to also offer fun watersports on a stunning full size lake in the heart of the Adirondacks of New York. Boys and girls ages 8 to 16 come to camp to both enjoy our arts and soak up the sun having fun on the lake. We have a stunning sun drench sandy beach on the shore of a crystal clear shimmering blue lake, nestled amongst the lush green forests. The water is a comfortable 70 degrees for wet fun in the sun. We can teach beginners to advanced watersport activities and our location is unmatched. We have seven Red Cross Trained lifeguards keeping you safe and teaching you all forms of watersports and they are P.V licensed boat drivers.
Every day the waterfront is open and ready for you to enjoy:
- Wakeboarding
- Tubing
- Jetski
- Water Skiing
- Sailing
- Paddle Boarding
- Wake Surfing
- Knee Boarding
- Canoeing
- Rafting
- Kayaks
- Swimming and swim lessons
- Evening cruises on our Pontoon Boat
- Fishing
In addition to Watersports you can choose from, Theater, Music, Fine Arts, Rock Bands, Circus, Film and fun Land Sports. Your schedule is 100% yours to customize any way you wish, creating your perfect creative and fun summer camp.
Please call us at 914-693-7111 to learn how you can have fun in the sun this summer and watch the video above to see and hear how amazing the waterfront is at Long Lake Camp for the Arts. You can watch all our videos here, see our photo gallery here and request more information here. Welcome to Long Lake!
FAQs
What does Long Lake’s water sports summer camp offer?
We offer a fun and exciting mix of water-based activities, from kayaking and paddleboarding to tubing, sailing, and swimming. Set on our private lake surrounded by the Adirondacks.
Is this a full water sports camp or part of a larger program?
It’s part of our full arts and adventure experience. Campers can focus on summer camp water sports while also exploring music, fine arts, theater, and more.
Is this a good choice if I’m looking for a water sports camp?
If you’re in the Northeast or willing to travel, absolutely. We’re located in the stunning Adirondack Park and known as one of the top water sports camps in Long Lake.
How often do campers go to the waterfront?
Every day! The lake is a central part of camp life, and kids can choose daily waterfront activities.
What makes this different from a typical sports camp in Long Lake?
While we offer a wide range of land and water sports, what sets Long Lake apart is the freedom campers have to mix sports with the arts. They can spend the morning wakeboarding and the afternoon painting or rehearsing for a show, and it’s a camp that supports both sides of who they are.
Do campers need prior water experience?
Not at all. Beginners are welcome, and all activities are fully supervised by trained staff.
Is Long Lake considered a waterfront arts camp?
Yes! It’s where creativity and outdoor adventure meet, right by the water.
Presently all sessions are accepting campers ages 8 to 16. We look forward to connecting with you soon.
