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Lodging


Dorms

Dorms

  • Sleeps 48 / 56
  • Bunk beds
  • Four rooms of 10
  • Two rooms of 4
  • Shared bathrooms across the hall
  • Central lobby with fireplace
  • No linens, pillows or towels provided

Maple

Maple

  • Sleeps 48
  • Bunk beds
  • 12 rooms of 4
  • Private bathroom in each room
  • Central lobby with fireplace
  • No linens, pillows or towels provided

Evergreen Lodge

Evergreen

  • Green LEED-Certified building Opening March 2009
  • Sleeps 40
  • Bunk beds
  • Six rooms of 6 (No linens, pillows or towels provided)
  • Two double-occupancy rooms with private bathroom (linens      and towels provided)
  • Shared semi-private bathrooms across the hall
  • Lobby with fireplace
  • Outdoor patio with fireplace

Kleinstuber

Kleinstuber

  • Sleeps 24
  • 6 Rooms with twin beds
  • 2 Rooms with double beds
  • Private bathroom in each room
  • Central lobby with fireplace
  • Reservations by room
  • Linens and towels provided
  • Room availability is currently very limited, please inquire

Cabins

Summer Camp Cabins
If you’re looking for a more rustic stay, consider our summer camp cabins at the McAlister or Talcott Villages.

  • Food service and running water are seasonal
  • There is no heating or A/C
  • There is electricity
  • Cabins have four bunk beds to sleep eight

Tent Sites
We have 2 tent platforms by our Talcott Village lake. We also have primitive fire rings scattered across our 1,150 acres. Please inquire.


Meeting Space

Mary French Rockerfeller

Mary French Rockefeller Environmental Education Center

An 8,000-square foot facility that can accommodate all of your conferencing needs. Whether you need a small break-out room for 10 people, or a large auditorium for 250. Conduct group games or presentations in the smaller rooms. Hold lectures, yoga classes, or performances in the carpeted auditorium with stage.

  • 10 rooms in all, plus a Welcome Lobby
  • 250-seat auditorium - 3,116 sq. ft. with 20’ ceilings, AV system
  • 40-seat meeting room
  • Library
  • Observatory
  • 24-hour coffee and tea station
  • Restrooms
  • Drinking fountains
  • Two fireplaces
  • Heat and air-conditioning
  • Computer lab
  • Free wireless internet

Field House

The Field House

  • Features a 110 x 140’ sport floor with basketball, volleyball and floor hockey as just some of the offerings.

Food Service

Meals are an important part of your stay at the Greenkill Retreat Center. Our food service staff prepare and serve all meals with care and integrity. Meals are served buffet-style with side features including:

  • Morning breakfast bar with fruits, cottage cheese, yogurt
  • Morning breads like bagels, and homemade banana bread
  • Morning hot and cold cereal selection
  • Fresh salad bars at lunch and dinner
  • Fresh fruit selection
  • Dessert at dinner
  • Coffee, tea and cocoa station at all meals - our coffee is fresh-ground and brewed directly before hitting your cup
  • Juice machines (there is no soda anywhere on site)
  • Milk choices (skim, regular, chocolate)
  • Alternate vegetarian options
A letter from our Food Service Director:

Camp's food service is in the forefront of the YMCA's Activate America initiatives. We support a healthy lifestyle in the foods we serve. We offer fresh fruits in our breakfast bar to include fresh strawberries, blueberries (when in season), cantaloupe, and honeydew along with canned fruits. In addition, we offer fresh vegetables on our salad bars for lunch and dinner and a vegetarian option to create a well balanced diet.

Over the past two years we have been reducing the fat and sugar in our menu while providing meals that campers will enjoy. Our spaghetti and ziti are now made with whole wheat. All oil is zero trans fat oil. Our juices at summer camp are a full 100% fruit juice. Fresh fruit such as grapes has replaced snacks such as cookies. We use lean meat in our menu items like ground turkey and turkey hot dogs. Our pizza is made with a part skim mozzarella cheese, which reduces the fat. We are currently moving away from items like Danish and donuts, which have high fructose corn syrup, to homemade items like banana and pumpkin breads and a variety of muffins made with whole-wheat flour.

We can accommodate dietary needs to include vegetarians and children with food-borne allergies. If you have any questions please feel free to contact me at ssumnick@ymcanyc.org.

Sincerely,
Steve Sumnick
Strong Kids Campaign

Events

Winter Family Camp
February  17 - 20


Open House
March 25


Open House
April 22


Open House
May 6


Open House
June 3