Where Character Meets Fun

Looking over the Delaware River in Bordentown, NJ, Liberty Lake Day Camp isn’t your typical summer program. Think of it as a place where friendship bracelets meet life lessons, and where climbing walls build both muscles and confidence. Their five Star-Points—Independence, Integrity, Aspiration, Teamwork, and Friendship—aren’t just fancy words on a website; they’re woven into every activity, every friendship, and every “I did it!” moment.

More Than Just a Summer Activity

While we all need somewhere for our kids to go during summer break, we’re really looking for something more meaningful. That’s where Liberty Lake stands out. Instead of just filling time, they’re filling spirits. Kids aren’t just playing games; they’re learning to lead, support each other, and push past their “I can’t” moments.

A Welcome Break from Screens

Here’s something that made me smile: Liberty Lake is completely screen-free. No Fortnite, no tablets, no phones. At first, your kids might think that sounds impossible (mine certainly did!), but watch what happens when they replace screen time with green time. They’ll be too busy making real friends and having real adventures to even miss their devices.

Results You Can See

As a parent, I love hearing about the research backing up Liberty Lake’s approach. The American Camp Association has done studies showing how camps like this one make a real difference in kids’ development. But honestly? The proof is in the smiles at pickup time and the stories that tumble out on the drive home.

The Real Impact

One camper from Cherry Hill put it perfectly: “My ten summers at Liberty Lake Day Camp have truly been a surreal experience. I couldn’t imagine anything else more fun and meaningful in my life.”

Want to give your kids a summer they’ll never forget? Liberty Lake isn’t just about keeping them busy—it’s about helping them grow. Through their activities and electives, kids discover their own strength, build lasting friendships, and develop the kind of confidence that carries them through the school year and beyond.