Camp Matollionequay
Private
Camp Matollionequay is a traditional YMCA overnight (residential) camp for girls ages 7–16 on 800 acres in the Pines of Medford, NJ (established 1937), part of YMCA of the Pines. It offers one- and two-week sessions plus Mini Camp, wilderness trips, and a Counselor-in-Training program, with lakes, trails, challenge courses, sports courts, and craft centers supporting traditional camp activities and a character-building program.
The practical details
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 Matollionequay directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
Camps nearby
.PNG/:/rs=w:180,h:180,m)
Accreditations & licensing
As stated by the camp or listed in the accrediting organization's directory — confirm current status with the accreditor.
Google Reviews
Powered by Google
★★★★★72ocutterOur daughter spent a week here at camp and loved every moment. There was so much activity planned for her and she made great connections with her bunk mates. She’s counting down the days until next year.
★★★★★Kim FassettI grew up going to Matollionequay every year for two weeks and it was the best part of my life growing up! I started as a Cherokee and went up to a Rangerette! I started out at a red string swimmer and advanced to multi over my years there! The love support and friendships that were made will forever be in my heart ♥️. If I could I would buy merch to represent! Matollionequay for life!
★KathyMy 14 year old daughter went here for the first time this summer Safe to say we are never going back.She was relentlessly bullied for the 2 weeks she was there.They bullied her for her weight as she looked as she talked and was talking bad about her behind her back when she was sleeping She is ADHD It's hard for her to like communicate with kids.Her own age but she was ruthless bullied She Still has nightmares about it. She will never going back there
★★★★★Lorraine SwansonI went to this camp more than 20 years ago, I remember having so much fun there and always look back on that time fondly. The only thing I would worry about now as a parent sending my child there is what little supervision there was at night time. I remember having to walk quite a distance by myself to get to the restroom in the dead of night. Then again this was over twenty years ago as I said so hopefully things have changed given the changed climate of the world these days. I'm sure they still keep all the kids perfectly safe.
★★★★★Kate FinnI went to Camp Matollionequay for several sessions for several years (from about 11 - 16yo i think) and I have truly fond and wonderful memories. Some of the happiest moments and best people I met here. I was definately the weird one in all my cabins, i was not easy to deal with but the councelors helped me learn how to socialize and have fun and accept myself for being weird. I had significant and severe health problems i kept secret so i could just enjoy my time, and im so glad im alive today to be able to one day send my kiddo too. Thanks to all the wonderful staff who supported and guided the weird kid without judgements.