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Camping Assignments
Camping locations have been updated, but are subject to change. You can see details about your site as well as a map of it's location below.
Text Joe Duffey with any issues 215 279 0670
Tents
Indian Point (Place Above, P1-P3, G1-G2, W1-W7): Jeffrey Kahn, Bryan Fierson, Adam Schippers, George Gazonas, Jason Gabrielsen, Jason Brokenshire, Darrell Campana, Todd Marsala, Stephen McNally, David Fernandez, Wade Heller, Paveli Delacruz
Executive Suite: Phil Miller, Ed Condran
Place Beyond: John O'Brien, Anthony Tamaccio, Gregory Boyle, Peter Schloth
Group Campsite: Christian Baron, Nathan Bridge, Darin Carminati, Jared Graziani, Sean Lamplugh, Dan Madden, Michael McIntyre, Jesse Pezzella, Eric Phillips, Sean Vance
Larchview Lawn: Jim Gehan, Eric Horowitz, Matt Bellew, Jiji Thomas, Tommy Boyle, Marty Cruz, David Cowart, Craig Pizer
Trails End Tent Site: Joe Duffey
Cabins
Woodland Cabin: Jim Callahan
Stone House: N/A
Larchview Cabin: Mike McGettigan, Joe White, Chris Sulock, Jeff Otaviano, Christian Wurst
Sunset Cabin: Erik Ranson, Andrew Fuelleborn
Lodges
Trails End Lodge: Chris Callas, John Rocco, Glenn Williams, Larry Blake
Blueberry Hill Lodge: Mike Griffin, John McCall, Eric Montroy, Bill Obrien, Thomas McHugh, Pete Wai
Black Oak Lodge: Glen Hackett, Mark Loomis, Vincent Smith, Kevin Poirot, Scott Diskin
Tents
NOTICE: All sites are walk-in. Bring smaller tents if you have the option, it's rocky, mountainous terrain and therefore difficult to find spaces for the larger tents. Campfires are allowed only in designated fire pits. Privies and shared bear boxes are located nearby. The visitor center offers gathering space and a public fireplace, as well as showers.
Indian Point Campsites: Five walk-in sites. There is a maximum of 4 guests per site. Three sites have a tent platform and two sites are rustic ground sites. Shared picnic tables and campfire ring with pot-cooking grate. This area includes the West side which has seven walk-in sites can accommodate 2-4 guests in one four-person tent or two two-person tents. Each site has a picnic table. There is a shared campfire ring with a pot-cooking grate.
Group Campsite: Accommodates up to 30 people and includes a campfire ring (no grate), open sided, roofed pavilion, and outdoor privy and bear box. There are 5 tent platforms, 3 small ground sites and 1 large ground site. This campsite is 1/4 mile from the parking lot.
Executive Suite: Accommodates 4-8 people, roughly three tents. Campfire ring and charcoal grill. Picnic table and bench. View of Catfish Pond from the top of Indian Point
Place Beyond: Accommodates 4-8 people, roughly five tents. Community fire pit nearby. Picnic table, bench, and charcoal grill
Place Above: Accommodates 4-8 people, roughly three small tents. Picnic table and bench, and charcoal grill. View of Catfish Pond from the top of Indian Point
Cabins
Sunset View Cabin - two bedroom cabin. Double with upper bunk, and bunks. Living area with full kitchen. Charcoal pedestal grill and picnic table. Screened-in porch. Pillows provided. Bathroom with shower.
Stone House - two bedroom cabin with bunks. Living area with woodstove and full kitchen (seasonal running water). Pillows provided. 3-season private bathroom with shower. Shared central bath with showers.
Larch View Cabin offers sleeping accommodations for up to eight people in two rooms. Each room has 4 bunks. Kitchenette. Pillows provided. Shared central bath with showers. This cabin is ¼ mile from the parking lot.
Woodland Cabin offers sleeping accommodations for up to four people and includes a small fridge, microwave, coffee maker, fans, and heaters, a double bed, and bunk bed. This cabin is ¼ mile from the parking lot. Shared central bath with showers.
Lodges
Black Oak Lodge - 7 bunkrooms. Five rooms sleep 2. Two rooms sleep 3. Living area, full kitchen. Pillows provided. Charcoal pedestal grill with picnic table. Three baths with showers.
Blueberry Hill Lodge - 4 bunkrooms, each sleeps 4. Living area with fireplace, full kitchen. Charcoal pedestal grill, picnic table. Three bathrooms, 2 showers. ADA.
Trails End Lodge - four bedroom cabin with bunks. Full kitchen (seasonal running water) and wood stove in living area. Pillows provided. Charcoal pedestal grill and picnic table. Shared central bath with showers. This camp is ¼ mile from the parking lot.
Mohican Outdoor Center
This year, we're back at the Mohican Outdoor Center on the beautiful glacial lake in the 70,000-acre Delaware Water Gap National Recreation Area. The Appalachian Mountain Club’s Mohican Outdoor Center is an ideal retreat from the world’s cares. Stroll to nearby wetlands to spot the local wildlife, or hike the Appalachian Trail to magnificent views of the water gap. Or just splash or paddle in Catfish Pond and unwind.
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Text Joe at 215 279 0670 if you have any questions.
Job Assignments
Job assignments will be posted in the coming weeks.
Maps & Directions
50 Camp Mohican Rd, Blairstown, NJ 07825
Packing Checklists
Tenters
Shelter
Tent
Ground cloth/tarp
Extra stakes
Shade tarp/poles/rope/stakes
Mat for tent entrance
Dust pan/brush
Bedding
Sleeping bag
Pillow
Air mattress/sleeping pad/cot
Clothes
Shoes/boots
Jeans/pant/belt
Shorts
T-shirts
Socks/extra socks
Hat
Bandana
Sweatshirt/jacket
Underwear
Sleep clothes
Rain gear
Swim suit/towel
Laundry bag
Gear/Miscellaneous
Water bottles
Cooler/ice
Coffee mugs
Fire starters/lighter
Paper towels
Trash bags
Can opener/bottle opener
Shower shoes/flip flops
Lantern with fuel/mantles
Extra batteries/bulbs
Backpack/fanny pack
Fishing gear/license/bait
Musical instruments/song books
Camp chairs
Hammock
Flashlight/batteries
Pocket knife
Plastic grocery bags
Binoculars
Rope/clothes line
Bungi cords/straps
Cards/games/toys
Cell phone/charger
2-way radios/walkie talkies
Bikes/helmets
Personal
Shower shoes/flip flops
Towels/washcloth
Soap in plastic case/shampoo
Tooth brush/tooth paste
Deodorant
Comb/brush
Razor
Feminine products
Toilet paper
Sunscreen/chapstick
Bug repellant/candles
Books/magazines (a Kindle would be better)
Sunglasses
Hand wipes
Basic First Aid Kit
Personal medications
Bug repellant
Sunscreen
Lodgers
Bedding
Sleeping bag/sheets/blankets
Pillow (a pillow is provided for each bed)
Clothes
Shoes/boots
Jeans/pant/belt
Shorts
T-shirts
Socks/extra socks
Hat
Bandana
Sweatshirt/jacket
Underwear
Sleep clothes
Rain gear
Swim suit/towel
Laundry bag
Gear/Miscellaneous
Water bottles
Coffee mugs
Fire starters/lighter
Paper towels
Trash bags
Dish soap
Can opener/bottle opener
Shower shoes/flip flops
Lantern with fuel/mantles
Extra batteries/bulbs
Backpack/fanny pack
Fishing gear/license/bait
Musical instruments/song books
Camp chairs
Hammock
Flashlight/batteries
Pocket knife
Plastic grocery bags
Binoculars
Rope/clothes line
Bungi cords/straps
Cards/games/toys
Cell phone/charger
2-way radios/walkie talkies
Bikes/helmets
Personal
Shower shoes/flip flops
Towels/washcloth
Soap in plastic case/shampoo
Tooth brush/tooth paste
Deodorant
Comb/brush
Razor
Feminine products
Toilet paper
Sunscreen/chapstick
Bug repellant/candles
Books/magazines (a Kindle would be better)
Sunglasses
Hand wipes
Basic First Aid Kit
Personal medications
Bug repellant
Sunscreen
Bears, Oh My!
Black bears have been known to peruse this camp. It is important that you follow these simple guidelines:
If you are tenting, store all your food in the provided bear boxes.
Don't eat or snack in your tent.
If you are staying in a cabin or lodge, keep all your food indoors.
Do not leave any food or drinks outside, especially overnight.
Keep a clean camp and only eat in designated areas such as the Rec Hall and Boathouse.
Tips
Bring a flashlight. This is a rustic campground and there are few lights, if any. It gets very dark here at night. You should equip everyone in your family with a flashlight.
Pack light. These camp sites are walk-in so if you're tenting, you don't want a lot of schlepping.
Small tents preferred. The tent areas are much smaller than we've had in the past so bring small tents if you have the option. A couple smaller tents might fit better than one large tent.
Bring a bike for the kids. There is one main gravel road through camp and a couple smaller dirt paths between tent areas.
Things to Do
Canoe or kayak on Catfish pond, boats are included free-of-charge
Go fishing in Catfish pond
Take a dip at the swimming beach
Hike one of the four trails right from camp, including the Appalachian Trial
Gather at Chimney park in the evening for campfire and guitars
Check out the visitor center and shop for trail guides, water bottles, etc.
Relax on the deck at the boathouse
Volleyball near Rec Hall
Bring your own lawn games
Hiking Trails
Appalachian Trail - You can access the trail to the west of camp near the entrance on Camp Road. Or, at the east end of camp, head southeast up Rattlesnake Swamp trail, the trail climbs 1 mile and 300 ft. to a fire tower and excellent views. This trail can be combined with Hike 4 to form a loop.
Kaiser Trail (blue blaze) - No bicycles or motor vehicles. This old dirt roadway starts at a parking lot at milepost 6 on Old Mine Rd., and climbs 2 miles and 1,000 ft. to join the Appalachian Trail about 1 mile north of Raccoon Ridge. Kaiser Trail can be combined with Coppermine Trail (Hike 3) by taking either of two blue-blazed connectors. From Coppermine Trail, a wood sign marks the lower (west) connector, about 1/4 mile from the trailhead and before crossing the footbridge.
Coppermine Trail to Delaware River (red blaze) - This trail begins at Camp Road, across from the AT and drops down 1 8/10 miles past old mines and along a stream across a footbridge in a hemlock ravine before reaching Old Mine Road and a small parking lot and the Delaware River.
Rattlesnake Swamp Loop (orange blaze) - This mostly level loop begins near the east end of Catfish Pond; head northeast following the SE edge of the swamp back (trail can be very wet) to the tower access road. Then turn right to head back southwest to the Fire Tower and climb up for excellent veiws. Continue on southwest for 1 1/ 2 miles more on the AT. At a very bare scenic outcrop, turn hard right off the AT and follow orange blazes 1/2 mile down the ridge back to Catfish Pond
Boathouse
Centrally located on the south shore of Catfish pond is the Boat House. If you want to go out in a canoe or kayak, go to the visitor center to get paddles and life jackets. Otherwise, you can hang out on the deck overlooking the pond, or inside if the weather is bad.
Dining
We will host meals in the white dining tent across from the Group Campsite. Generally breakfast is around 8am, lunch around 12 noon, and dinner around 6pm.
Showers
If you're tenting, you can use the showers located on the east end at Rec Hall, or on the west end at the Visitor's Center. There are also showers located in the lodges and some cabins.
Campfires
Campfires are only allowed in designated fire pits. There are four community fire areas at these locations (consult the site map): West Campsites, Indian Point, Chimney Park, and Place Beyond.