Glen shared a few amazing photos taken at camp this week …
Come visit Camp Nawakwa for a weekend! You can find all the hosted weekends on the Calendar as well as contact and event information.
Dear Keyholders,
June 11th is our 2nd Spring Work Day
Tasks of the Second Spring Work Weekend will include possible replacement of the swim dock deck depending on the Park supplying boards, as well as continued clearing of all pathways and driveway, moving, weed whipping, and continued renovation. Saturday lunch will be provided by the camp.
RSVP to blaugabels@msn.com to attend and specify carnivore or herbivore. We will need to assure an adequate ration of applicants to keyholders, so please register early. FYI the weekend is not a hosted overnight.
Available hosted weekends
Currently there are still six weekends that need hosts at Camp Nawakwa:
6/11 – 6/12 – still available!
9/3 – 9/4 – Labor Day weekend
9/10-9/11
10/8 – 10/9 – 10/10 – Columbus Day Weekend
10/15 – 10/16
10/22 – 10/23
All the latest camp news is now online
Dear Keyholders,
JUNE 4-5 WEEKEND – A Zen Weekend in Nawakwa
Join your fellow Nawakwans for a weekend of hiking and boating followed by a happy hour offering guacamole, cheese, chips and crackers and lively conversation…Dinner will include salad, fish, steamed broccoli and mashed potatoes, apple pie and ice cream for dessert.Omelette and yogurt will be offered for breakfast and turkey sandwiches for lunch.Please let me know of your dietary restrictions and I will be more than happy to accommodate you:). Come alone, bring a guest, the more the merrier!
Please , register by 2:00 P.M. on Thursday, June 2 by emailing Tatiana Helms at helmst.2000@gmail.com or texting to 516-698-0508
AVAILABLE WEEKENDS FOR HOSTING:
Currently there are still six weekends that need hosts at Camp Nawakwa:
6/11 – 6/12
9/3 – 9/4 – Labor Day weekend
9/10-9/11
10/8 – 10/9 – 10/10 – Columbus Day Weekend
10/15 – 10/16
10/22 – 10/23
Founded in 1923, the Nawakwa Outdoor Association of New York, Inc. is a membership organization dedicated to the enjoyment of the outdoors through hiking, walking, camping, swimming, skiing, sailing, canoeing, and kayaking, and to the conservation and preservation of our wilderness, particularly the mountains, lakes, trails, and camping areas of the metropolitan New York region.