Camp Green Lane is a traditional coed overnight summer camp in the Pocono foothills of southeastern Pennsylvania, family-owned since 1926, for children entering grades 3 through 9. Campers choose four- or seven-week sessions and take part in athletics, aquatics, arts and adventure with an emphasis on participation, skill-building and teamwork.
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We list only what the camp itself publishes, and programs change — dates, prices, ages and availability can all move after we check. Confirm the details on the camp’s own website and contact Camp Green Lane directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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Powered by GoogleThe people who run this camp stole money from me and never reimbursed me despite a guarantee of payment in our contract. I am out of state, so they simply ignored me, knowing that I would not fly to their county to go to small claims court. Be aware of sending your children here, as the people you are dealing with are dishonest, and if anything were to happen, it would surely be an issue to deal with them.
Camp Green Lane is beyond amazing! Beautiful area and grounds and so much to do. We went for a Girl Scout Event and couldn't ask for more!
I just completed my 5th summer at CGL and I love this place to the core. I've made many lifetime friends that I now consider my brothers. I hope many more generations continue to enjoy camp like I do.
Spent the weekend there for a group event. The accommodations are horrible the cabin floors are sticky and I personally observed them not cleaning properly between groups. Then there's the food that wasn't cooked properly. Upon investigation later that night I found that they leave raw chicken out of refrigeration prior to cooking. Attached is the pictures of the kitchen.
I stayed there over the weekend for a conference and was amazed at how large and spacious it was! I loved the fact that the cabins had not one but two showers and toilets and even two sinks! Made getting ready for the day a lot easier. Plenty of storage and space to spread out without having to be on top of each other. I also really appreciated the fact that there was pavement all throughout the camp. Made walking around it much easier. And the options it had! So many things to do! The one major downside was that since it was so big, that meant a ton of walking and there were lots of hills... All in all, I loved staying there! I'm so glad I got to explore and experience it!


