Camp Info
Camp Winonah is a residential life-skills summer camp for youth. We offer swimming,
sports, crafts, themed activities, and life-skills groups with cabin-style living.
Camp Winonah is located in Harriman State Park, NY.
Staff
The international staff
at Camp Winonah are qualified and certified
in specialized areas.
We have both an onsite Director and Health Care Provider. There is 1 counselor per cabin of
6-7 campers.
Sleeping & Eating
Each cabin has 1 counselor for 6-8 campers who are within the same age range and one side of our camp is for our male campers and one side of the camp is for our female campers. We provide 3 meals each day with an evening snack. We also provide special dietary meals as well.
COVID-19 Safety
All staff and campers will have their temperature taken every day and provided masks are to be worn when required. If any staff or camper exhibits any of the following: temperature above 98.7 degrees Fahrenheit, sore throat, continuous cough, trouble breathing, etc. they will be taken to the nearest emergency room.
Leadership
Sharon Baldwin-Montgomery, Founder
Mrs. Sharon Baldwin-Montgomery is the Founder of Camp Winonah with over 45 years of residential camping experience.
Renata Baldwin, Camp Director
Ms. Renata Baldwin is our Camp Winonah Director with over 20 years of residential camping experience.
Tomorrow Baldwin-Montgomery, EMT
Miss Tomorrow Baldwin-Montgomery is our Camp Winonah Nationally certified EMT and Waterfront Director.
Mission & Values
Camp Winonah is a non-profit life skills residential camp established within the EJM Foundation focusing on providing today’s youth with the opportunity to experience a quality and fun out-of-doors camping adventure where learning life skills and a deeper appreciation of nature empowers them to believe in themselves as positive young people who are created to solve the problems of today and tomorrow.
“I feel safe at camp, I am scared of the bugs but at home I am scared of the bullets.”
Camper
“My grandchild never helped me do anything around the house and when they came back from camp, he was helping me…he told me he had to do ‘kapers’ at camp, which means cleaning up after himself.”
Parent
“It was one of the hardest summers I have ever had, I always felt tired, but we are a family and someone was always there to help.”
Staff Member