Two lean-tos or open camps are available to SUNY Cortland alumni, faculty/staff, guests and students by reservation. The lean-tos are accessible by water/ice only and are approximately a two-mile paddle/hike from Antlers. Canoes may be rented from Antlers for $15 per day with prior notice. There is no fee associated with the reservation and use of the Camp Marion lean-tos; however, they must be reserved to ensure the lean-to you are hoping to use is available.
Lean-to Reservation Form (PDF)
Lean-to Online Reservation Form
Camp Marion Lean-to Regulation
A remote, rustic cabin located on the South Bay of Raquette Lake, the cabin is rented by the week running from Monday to Sunday. The electric-free getaway sleeps eight.
Kirby Camp Info
To be added to the wait list, contact Cyndi at 607-753-5488
We will have three options for winter camp: Feb. 18-24, 18-20, or 20-24. Join us for a three-, five- or seven-day stay to ski, snowshoe, relax by the fire, read in the library or whatever you choose. Please note this is an adults-only alumni camp.
Information
Registration Form PDF | Online
Opening camp for the summer season is a weekend to celebrate! Register to help us get Antlers ready for the summer with lots of assorted tasks and clean-up. Everything from garden and lawn work to opening buildings and cleaning facilities is available, so whatever you like to do can be your choice. More information to follow in the spring. Contact Deb Faylo to register for the weekend.
Course will be held June 4-5, 2022, for anyone utilizing our boating equipment for programs at Antlers or Camp Huntington. Arrival will be a Friday evening (June 3) for indoor meetings, and Saturday/Sunday for hands-on learning. Plan to be in the water — bring your own wet/dry suits, paddles, PFD's, etc. We can supply PFD's, paddles and the boats needed. Contact Deb Faylo if interested in this training course, or submit registration form, boating resume, and payment via forms below.
Small Craft Registration form: PDF | WORD
Small Craft Resume: PDF | WORD
During the 2022 season, we will be holding numerous ropes course trainings for individuals and staff interested in leading groups at our challenge course at Camp Huntington. Designed for beginners, intermediate and experienced instructors, the trainings will be geared for either low or high elements. Participants can take part in both trainings (low and high) and can be added to our instructor list as a contact for groups to hire for private challenge course sessions. Contact Deb Faylo if interested in any of the challenge course trainings.
Join fellow workers and friends for a five-day camp at Antlers. Bring your families or friends, and enjoy campfires, paddling experiences, fun games and activities, and warm meals and drinks. Each session allows guests to use canoes, kayaks, bikes, paddleboards, and enjoy afternoons at the beach. Information sheet will be coming in the spring. For further questions, please contact our office.
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Alumni from all corners of the world are welcome to come and enjoy a vacation in the heart of the Adirondack mountains. Hike, paddle, relax and enjoy our many fireside chats that happen during the camps. Each session has access to usage of the canoes, kayaks, SUP's, bikes and the many acres of Adirondack Preserve to hike and explore. The information sheet (coming soon) gives more specifics about the program. For further questions, please contact our office.
Choose from the following time frames:
Cost for the seven-day session: Adults $396, child (12 and under) $338, age one and under free.
Cost for the four-day session: Adults $216, child (12 and under) $185, age one and under free.
Registration PDF, Online Form
Alumni Camp Registration form: PDF | WORD
A long weekend to spend time with your family or friends in the beautiful Adirondacks. We have miles of hiking trails, kayaking, canoeing, relaxing by an evening campfire and much more.
Information
Registration Forms PDF Online version
Join us for a gathering of recreation alumni with graduating recreation students for a weekend at Raquette Lake. We will be paddling, playing and mentoring in this exclusive weekend where seasoned alumni in the recreation field come back to join forces with graduating recreation majors to help give them a leg-up as they enter the workforce. Young alumni are very much encouraged to attend.
Registration information form: PDF | WORD
Plan to spend another weekend at Antlers and close up our building for the winter months. There will be many tasks, lots of fun and possible projects to complete depending on weather and temperature. More information will follow over the summer summer when we know what projects we may be doing. Put the date on your calendars, and contact Deb Faylo to register to help (space is limited).
Join us to help transition Camp Huntington to our winterized state. We will provide meals and jobs for every skill level will be available from raking to swapping screens for storm windows, from trail maintenance to washing wall to swapping seasonal recreation equipment. To register contact Rhonda at 607-753-5485 or rhonda.pitoniak@cortland.edu.
William H. Parks Family Center for Environmental and Outdoor Education
607-753-5488
outdoor.edinfo@cortland.edu